Revelations 2015

[Amsterdam]

I really liked this topic last year. Many people predicted Aru as the revelation. Kelderman and Wellens were also revelations

Who do you think who will be the revelations of 2015? I'll start:

Meintjes
Formolo
Chaves
Yates

 

[Ruudz0r]

Kudus and Lopez

 

[Pricey_sky]

High hopes for Adam Yates in 2015, he showed in the Dauphine he could mix it with some of the best around. Of course a 3-week race is much more difficult but I still think he could top 10 in a GT next season.

 

[Vesica]

I would like to add Tom Van Asbroeck and Daan Olivier

 

[Anderis]

Revelation will be someone who I don't expect to be a revelation, otherwise he wouldn't be a revelation.

 

[Jspear]

High hopes for Adam Yates in 2015, he showed in the Dauphine he could mix it with some of the best around. Of course a 3-week race is much more difficult but I still think he could top 10 in a GT next season.

I think next year we could see him winning a stage race (or stage races), but I think it might be 2 or 3 years before he goes for GC in a GT. I don't think Orica Greenedge is in much of a hurry to put him in that role right now.

 

[greenedge]

Damien Howson and Luke Durbridge- especially the latter has to start getting a few major wins.

One of the U23 RR Norwegian medallists.

 

[phanatic]

Nibali.

 

[thehook]

Froome Dogs loss of climbing skills?

Seriously. Valgren

 

[nhowson]

Valgren and Dayer Quintana.

 

[Bushman]

Yates performing on the big scene wouldn't really be a revelation considering his performances as a neo pro this year. I think most expect him to improve and mix it up with the best a couple of times.

 

[May0maniac]

Sebastian Henao, Lutsenko in the hilly classics, Formolo and maybe
Patrick Konrad.

 

[LosBrolin]

Dylan Teuns or Tiesj Benoot

 

[Dazed and Confused]

Coquard will take a little step up.

Chernetckii hopefully.

 

[vladimir]

Many exciting names here but I must admit that I have only one of the riders mentioned so far on my vey long "shortlist" for the 2015 CQ game. But then of course I would never reveal my most cunning ideas for next year in a thread like this. I guess this also goes for a few other posters also so that only the more established talents are posted here

 

[Maaaaaaaarten]

Silvan Dillier and Kudus.

 

[pablohidalgo7]

Kudus,lutsenko, nick van der lijke.

 

[Jason_Mercier]

Louis Vervaeke

 

[Amsterdam]

Lobato is getting stronger every year.
Valgren and Jungels are going to start winning races

 

[Hugo Koblet]

Magnus Cort
Phil Bauhaus
Tiesj Benoot

 

[thehook]

Sebastian Henao, Lutsenko in the hilly classics, Formolo and maybe
Patrick Konrad.

Nice call Bro. I picked Valgren....I forgot about Formolo!

 

[BigMac]

Carter Jones will do well, I hope.

Not yet as a revelation, but I hope Fábio Silvestre gets some chances and results.

 

[Wallenquist]

I think it's finally time to shine for Ruben Fernandez.

From neo-pro's: Ewan, Cort, Teuns, Vervaeke & Benoot

Time to step forward and win something big: Senechal, Chaves, Meintjes

 

[May0maniac]

I think it's finally time to shine for Ruben Fernandez.

From neo-pro's: Ewan, Cort, Teuns, Vervaeke & Benoot

Time to step forward and win something big: Senechal, Chaves, Meintjes

Yes, Ruben Fernandez is also on my list.

 

[ILovecycling]

I think it's finally time to shine for Ruben Fernandez.

From neo-pro's: Ewan, Cort, Teuns, Vervaeke & Benoot

Time to step forward and win something big: Senechal, Chaves, Meintjes

chavito won nice stages already.his problem in weak long races is tt ofc