SafeBet said:17th
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Der Effe said:14th in the time trial. In both, actually.
ItalianGigolo said:Kelderman should gain some time in the upcoming TT but I'm not sure if he can stay with the big guys in the big mountain stages. I think a top 8 would be a very good result for him. I hope he will have more luck than one of my favourites cyclists Gesink!
PS:Kelderman is not the new Merckx. Caleb EWAN is!
Arnout said:It's always good to have some excuses at hand![]()
Dekker_Tifosi said:He might blow up, but that isn't bad.
Young Nibali blew up a couple of times in his early GT's, when he tried to follow the best riders for too long.
It only makes you stronger.
He climbs more impressive now than Gesink and Mollema ever did, except Gesink 2009 ofcourse
Gesink in 2009 was just ridiculous. If he kept that climbing form and his TT improvements over the following 2 years, he might just have been able to podium a GT.Arredondo said:Good you say it, i already felt the need to respond on that
Kelderman is just a fantastic rider. Really allround, and therefore a good GC contender. But i think he still will have a bad day the next weak.
Which is normal for a young rider though.
Midrider said:Gesink in 2009 was just ridiculous. If he kept that climbing form and his TT improvements over the following 2 years, he might just have been able to podium a GT.
Kelderman is looking very solid. He's outclimbing most already, and I'm very eager to see his progress in TT's and steeper climbs. Heck, he's only 23.
Midrider said:Gesink in 2009 was just ridiculous. If he kept that climbing form and his TT improvements over the following 2 years, he might just have been able to podium a GT.
Kelderman is looking very solid. He's outclimbing most already, and I'm very eager to see his progress in TT's and steeper climbs. Heck, he's only 23.
