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Team Ineos (Formerly the Sky thread)

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Yeah Geogaogogo breaking through isn't that surprising ... but if he wins the Tour anytime soon, Sky winning 7 or more Tours in 10 years with 4 different, but all British riders, just makes the display a little more ludicrous

Let's see if he can make it to that level first
 
There's a good few riders around that age coming through so it will be interesting to see how he does. Also worth remembering that Pogačar is 4 years younger than him, Bernal and Gaudu are 2 years younger than him, Oomen and Daniel Martinez are a year younger than him, Soler is a year older, The Yates are 2 years older, sure I've missed a few there but he's in a crop of very good GC prospects which could lead to a few years of exciting racing (we can hope can't we?! :D ).

Edit: Formolo belongs in that list, Yates aren't prospects anymore so should probably be removed.
 
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TourOfSardinia said:
These 'neo pro' sky guys - at least are not all
anglo-donkeys-into-racehorses
unlike the multi-tour winner they distanced yesterday.

Agreed. The point I was getting at was in response to the previous post about Nibali.

It doesn't matter what the top Tour guys are doing and who is beating them. The top tour guys aren't necessarily going for a win in this race, with TdF still more than 2 months away.

(although Wiggins in '12 won everything)
 
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TourOfSardinia said:
These 'neo pro' sky guys - at least are not all
anglo-donkeys-into-racehorses
unlike the multi-tour winner they distanced yesterday.

he got distanced after he closed twice on Nibali´s attacks, then the 2 youngsters took stepped up.
it was great to see the Dawg on the front working for Sivakov. he´s going better by the day and preparing for July.
 
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pastronef said:
TourOfSardinia said:
These 'neo pro' sky guys - at least are not all
anglo-donkeys-into-racehorses
unlike the multi-tour winner they distanced yesterday.

he got distanced after he closed twice on Nibali´s attacks, then the 2 youngsters took stepped up.
it was great to see the Dawg on the front working for Sivakov. he´s going better by the day and preparing for July.

When ... in July ... will be see "Dawg Day Afternoon"? Can't wait, Pastronef. :razz:
 
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Norks74 said:
King Boonen said:
Yeah, Tao Geoghegan Hart is definitely not a donkey to race as you note. Very clear GC type progression throughout his short career. Obviously doesn't rule out doping but his performances aren't outlandish.

Anyone know what this is on Tao Geoghegan Hart's arm? Screenshot from end of Stage 4 yesterday.

http://tinypic.com/r/20th6jo/9

http://tinypic.com/r/2epo9z8/9

Looks like a stamp so the kid can get back in the soft play area once he's finished the stage...
 
Re: Sky

I think he has a tattoo. I noticed that last year too.
GEOGHEGAN-HART-Tao001pp.jpg
 

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