I don't think we should talk about Bernal being a revelation of 2018, he already is a revelation
Here are 3 riders to look out for
Dunbar
Kamna
Lawless
Here are 3 riders to look out for
Dunbar
Kamna
Lawless
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He'll be 21. I imagine he'll ride the Giro or Vuelta, but not as leader. I'm not gonna make predictions about his level before the spring.portugal11 said:bernal will win the giro
Crazy to think how good Schleck was. And he's younger than Froome. I miss that guy.Anderis said:Bernal winning or even podiumming GT would be crazy. On the other hand, Andy Schleck managed to finish 2nd in the Giro before he turned 22 so it's not completely impossible. If I were a Team Sky manager, I wouldn't let Bernal ride for GC in a GT before 2019, though.
He certainly was. That makes it even more impressive that Bernal has shown a lot more promise at this age than Andy had at the same age. In fact, who was the last climber to produce as good results as Bernal at the age of 20?Red Rick said:Crazy to think how good Schleck was. And he's younger than Froome. I miss that guy.Anderis said:Bernal winning or even podiumming GT would be crazy. On the other hand, Andy Schleck managed to finish 2nd in the Giro before he turned 22 so it's not completely impossible. If I were a Team Sky manager, I wouldn't let Bernal ride for GC in a GT before 2019, though.
No idea. I do find it hard to intepret his results outside of the WT this year as he's mostly been pummeling very weak fields and I'm not sure that was very useful for him. Tirreno and Lombardia were definitely impressive, as was Gaudu in Catalunya, Fleche and TorinoHugo Koblet said:He certainly was. That makes it even more impressive that Bernal has shown a lot more promise at this age than Andy had at the same age. In fact, who was the last climber to produce as good results as Bernal at the age of 20?Red Rick said:Crazy to think how good Schleck was. And he's younger than Froome. I miss that guy.Anderis said:Bernal winning or even podiumming GT would be crazy. On the other hand, Andy Schleck managed to finish 2nd in the Giro before he turned 22 so it's not completely impossible. If I were a Team Sky manager, I wouldn't let Bernal ride for GC in a GT before 2019, though.
David Gaudu.Hugo Koblet said:He certainly was. That makes it even more impressive that Bernal has shown a lot more promise at this age than Andy had at the same age. In fact, who was the last climber to produce as good results as Bernal at the age of 20?Red Rick said:Crazy to think how good Schleck was. And he's younger than Froome. I miss that guy.Anderis said:Bernal winning or even podiumming GT would be crazy. On the other hand, Andy Schleck managed to finish 2nd in the Giro before he turned 22 so it's not completely impossible. If I were a Team Sky manager, I wouldn't let Bernal ride for GC in a GT before 2019, though.
Hugo Koblet said:He certainly was. That makes it even more impressive that Bernal has shown a lot more promise at this age than Andy had at the same age. In fact, who was the last climber to produce as good results as Bernal at the age of 20?Red Rick said:Crazy to think how good Schleck was. And he's younger than Froome. I miss that guy.Anderis said:Bernal winning or even podiumming GT would be crazy. On the other hand, Andy Schleck managed to finish 2nd in the Giro before he turned 22 so it's not completely impossible. If I were a Team Sky manager, I wouldn't let Bernal ride for GC in a GT before 2019, though.
GenericBoonenFan said:Can't believe nobody mentioned Teuns yet.
RedheadDane said:GenericBoonenFan said:Can't believe nobody mentioned Teuns yet.
I think he's already been revealed. After all; winning three UCI stage races in just 21 days is pretty impressive. Froome can only win one stage race in that amount of time.
Personally I don't have any talent-spotting abilities. Unless you count the fact that I started a thread for Mads P. after his Tour of Norway stage win way back in May last year...
GenericBoonenFan said:RedheadDane said:GenericBoonenFan said:Can't believe nobody mentioned Teuns yet.
I think he's already been revealed. After all; winning three UCI stage races in just 21 days is pretty impressive. Froome can only win one stage race in that amount of time.
Personally I don't have any talent-spotting abilities. Unless you count the fact that I started a thread for Mads P. after his Tour of Norway stage win way back in May last year...
I wonder how many times I have to be remebered that I can't read titles....
RedheadDane said:GenericBoonenFan said:RedheadDane said:GenericBoonenFan said:Can't believe nobody mentioned Teuns yet.
I think he's already been revealed. After all; winning three UCI stage races in just 21 days is pretty impressive. Froome can only win one stage race in that amount of time.
Personally I don't have any talent-spotting abilities. Unless you count the fact that I started a thread for Mads P. after his Tour of Norway stage win way back in May last year...
I wonder how many times I have to be remebered that I can't read titles....
You thought it was for riders who have been revealed this year? I see... yeah. He's been pretty truly revealed.
I can prove that for myself because I was the only person who picked Groenewegen in the CQ Ranking game in 2013.TMP402 said:I'm somewhat confident André Looij will have a good future. My only qualification for talent-spotting is that I thought Dylan Groenewegen would be good back in 2012 - though I can't prove that since I didn't say so on this forum.