Pharazon said:i wouldn't be too sure..
Uran isn#t a half bad TTer...
i think white is his unless he has a bad day in the alps
In the Dauphine, the TT results were:
9. Taaramae +1.56
18. Uran +2.41
55. Jeannesson +3.49
92. Rolland +4.53
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Pharazon said:i wouldn't be too sure..
Uran isn#t a half bad TTer...
i think white is his unless he has a bad day in the alps
roundabout said:After the Tour de l'Avenir I kinda expected a bit more from him. But hopefully this year is the big breakthrough.
Pretty much yes.Tuarts said:What is it about this race? It seems every decent youngster that' comes through recently has done well at this race. Is it like the u/23 equivalent of a GT?
Tuarts said:What is it about this race? It seems every decent youngster that' comes through recently has done well at this race. Is it like the u/23 equivalent of a GT?
Mambo95 said:In the Dauphine, the TT results were:
9. Taaramae +1.56
18. Uran +2.41
55. Jeannesson +3.49
92. Rolland +4.53
TeamSkyFans said:Uran can keep within a minute of so Taaramae in the TT no problem. It was good to see Rigo riding sensibly today, he probably could have attacked at the bottom and maybe they would have let him get away, but he focussed on where the other contenders were and stuck with them. very mature ride.
Really depends on how he is in the Alps. Hes pretty much back from his early race injury now and the alps and their height should in theory suit him better than the pyranees.
its sad for Wiggins the way sky's focus has had to change, but i will be back in a week to remind everyone that I said back in february Uran could win white if anything happened to gesink.
Mambo95 said:Hopefully, he'll stay strong (he's had a problem fading in the third week of GTs before - but he's riding his own race now and he's a year older). He's White Jersey age next year too.
Next year Sky could have an embarrassment of riches - Uran, Wiggins, EBH, Thomas and probably Cavendish, and the unknown quantity Henao. What are they going to do with them all?
Pharazon said:Olympics next year...
Wiggins & Thomas might not ride the tour
Mambo95 said:Thomas is an issue certainly, but I really can't see Wiggins passing up the Tour (I have a hunch there will be two TTs next year). Although a medal would make him the first ever Brit to win 7 medals. He'd only be co-leader at the Tour though.
Anyway, this talk should be for another thread. TSF - start a Sky thread. After all this is a British website (ex-Aussie).
Mambo95 said:In the Dauphine, the TT results were:
9. Taaramae +1.56
18. Uran +2.41
55. Jeannesson +3.49
92. Rolland +4.53
Amsterhammer said:Why are you all overlooking our new young Dutch hope in dark days?? If we're talking Dauphine, how about the complete stats?
Tuarts said:What is it about this race? It seems every decent youngster that' comes through recently has done well at this race. Is it like the u/23 equivalent of a GT?
theyoungest said:If he goes on a monster escape in one of the coming stages (a la Rasmussen) he could still grab it. The competition is really poor. I mean, Arnold Jeannesson? Come on.
Tuarts said:What is it about this race? It seems every decent youngster that' comes through recently has done well at this race. Is it like the u/23 equivalent of a GT?
Mambo95 said:I didn't see this Rob R fellow all day.
Amsterhammer said:Why are you all overlooking our new young Dutch hope in dark days?? If we're talking Dauphine, how about the complete stats?
TT
54. Rob Ruijgh +3.48
Final Dauphine standings
14. Rob Ruijgh +9'02"
18. Rolland +13'08"
20. Gesink +16'17"
28. Uran +24'58"
45. Taaramae +32'56"
69. Jeannesson +43'04"
Food for thought, eh?
Parrulo said:how did you get to 1.8k points without knowing what l'avenir is, is beyond me
Mambo95 said:I didn't see this Rob R fellow all day.
And because much like West Ham last season, I really couldn't be bothered with anything more than the bare minimum.
(I'm a fellow sufferer BTW)
Amsterhammer said:I would SO like to see Ruijgh get into the breakaway today!
Amsterhammer said:I suppose there was bound to be another sufferer here just by the law of averages.
I would SO like to see Ruijgh get into the breakaway today! Vacance's best shot at an 'honor' would be for him to have a serious go at the white jersey - he's 'only' 5 mins down. These are the only remaining contenders for white.
1. URAN Rigoberto 118 SKY PROCYCLING 65h 32' 29"
2. TAARAMAE Rein 151 COFIDIS LE CREDIT EN LIGNE 65h 33' 36" + 01' 07"
3. ROLLAND Pierre 188 TEAM EUROPCAR 65h 33' 54" + 01' 25"
4. JEANNESSON Arnold 134 FDJ 65h 34' 39" + 02' 10"
5. RUIJGH Rob 208 VACANSOLEIL-DCM 65h 37' 30" + 05' 01"
6. COPPEL Jérôme 211 SAUR-SOJASUN 65h 37' 37" + 05' 08"
auscyclefan94 said:All 6 of those guys could win, it will simply depend on who has the best final week. Could come down to the TT of which would advantage Taaramae.
auscyclefan94 said:All 6 of those guys could win, it will simply depend on who has the best final week. Could come down to the TT of which would advantage Taaramae.
Coppel wants a word with you.Ryo Hazuki said:uran will win it with ease. he's better than any of those in itt except mayeb taaramae and uran has best recuperation so he will only improve in the alpes