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Is he Swiss? Is he a Liechtensteiner? He's raced for both countries, but what I do know is that he's been putting in some gutsy riders since he became a pro cyclist.
Oh but it's the joke of the century. Stop making me laugh, I get stomach-ache. Waha ...BigMac said:* King Küng
Ok......Echoes said:Oh but it's the joke of the century. Stop making me laugh, I get stomach-ache. Waha ...BigMac said:* King Küng
I'd say it's the other way around.CheckMyPecs said:Kung in the breakaway today, perhaps to assist Daniel Oss.
Oss is way faster in a sprint, though.SafeBet said:I'd say it's the other way around.CheckMyPecs said:Kung in the breakaway today, perhaps to assist Daniel Oss.
He was in the break yesterday and spent a lot of energy. None of them has many chances of winning such a stage anyway.Cance > TheRest said:Oss is way faster in a sprint, though.SafeBet said:I'd say it's the other way around.CheckMyPecs said:Kung in the breakaway today, perhaps to assist Daniel Oss.
Küng will have to get away earlier and build up a Nice advantage but I'm not sure thats possible with Trentin there + a couple of Tinkoff riders.SafeBet said:He was in the break yesterday and spent a lot of energy. None of them has many chances of winning such a stage anyway.Cance > TheRest said:Oss is way faster in a sprint, though.SafeBet said:I'd say it's the other way around.CheckMyPecs said:Kung in the breakaway today, perhaps to assist Daniel Oss.
He can win Roubaix if he continues this form. And then the whole world will be singing the Stefan Kung (not Küng) song. And it will be glorious.He's been surprising me this season in the classics. Very consistent, always up there and arguably a top5 classics' rider as whole this year.
Will Søren Kragh also be SK?Yeah, nice race by SK, huh?
I'm gonna start referring to every rider as "SK"! Well, every rider where it's applicable; I'm not gonna start calling Alaphilippe "SK".