So scedule starts to leak:
unconfirmed but valid options:
- San Juan (again)
- ardennes classics
- Giro (so no tour)
- UAE Tour
- Tirreno
Due to the opposition or the route? Because Tirreno makes sense knowing he'll ride the Giro.I think it'll be Volta ao Algarve and Paris-Nice because there is bigger chances for him to win!
Indeed if the Giro is the GT, it makes sense to do Tirreno. But he is made for PN.Due to the opposition or the route? Because Tirreno makes sense knowing he'll ride the Giro.
Due to the opposition or the route? Because Tirreno makes sense knowing he'll ride the Giro.
Maybe he'll skip LBL? Or only do 1 week of altitude training.I am confused about LBL if targeting the giro. Normally, two weeks at altitude, then a race, then two more weeks at altitude before the GT. Perhaps Amstel, but LBL seems a tad close to the Giro.
There is absolutely no reason why a rider of Remco capabilities cannot win both Liege and the Giro. To be in shape to win the giro you have to be in shape 2 weeks before.I am confused about LBL if targeting the giro. Normally, two weeks at altitude, then a race, then two more weeks at altitude before the GT. Perhaps Amstel, but LBL seems a tad close to the Giro.
This Remco next your will be a fine match for Tadej at Tirreno. The scenario has completely changed since the Vuelta/Worlds. In other words, the Remco at next year's Tirreno, should he ride it, will be completely different than the Remco at last year's Tirreno. Unless, unless, they want to keep his powder dry in March to have a sensational April, May, June.Pogacar just seems scary in T-A every year. And P-N fits him better.
Courtois>remco.
Because Spilak also won Liège and Giro?There is absolutely no reason why a rider of Remco capabilities cannot win both Liege and the Giro.
Wow, your stream is lagging.Congratulation on becoming a world champion and likely winning a Vélo d'Or.
But not by much!He is taller, that's true.
There is absolutely no reason why a rider of Remco capabilities cannot win both Liege and the Giro. To be in shape to win the giro you have to be in shape 2 weeks before.
He will already have 2 altitude camps done. Between San Juan and UAE/Tirreno and between Tirreno and ardennes.
Most Giro contenders don't go to altitude between tour of the alpes/ardennes classics and giro
This Remco next your will be a fine match for Tadej at Tirreno. The scenario has completely changed since the Vuelta/Worlds. In other words, the Remco at next year's Tirreno, should he ride it, will be completely different than the Remco at last year's Tirreno. Unless, unless, they want to keep his powder dry in March to have a sensational April, May, June.
So scedule starts to leak:
unconfirmed but valid options:
- San Juan (again)
- ardennes classics
- Giro (so no tour)
- UAE Tour
- Tirreno
Lodewyck has proven to be tactically inept in the past, and now he proves to be a clumsy fool as well.so many riders to compare to and he goes for "him"??
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"Remco Evenepoel es un pequeño Lance Amstrong": director de Remco en el Quick-Step - Ciclismo Internacional
El director deportivo Klaas Lodewyck, quien se encarga de acompañar en gran parte la labor...www.ciclismointernacional.com
so many riders to compare to and he goes for "him"??
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"Remco Evenepoel es un pequeño Lance Amstrong": director de Remco en el Quick-Step - Ciclismo Internacional
El director deportivo Klaas Lodewyck, quien se encarga de acompañar en gran parte la labor...www.ciclismointernacional.com
Did you actually read the article this comment originated from? He’s merely talking about mentality, that’s itIt is a bad comparison. Lance used to race Dauphine and Tour for the win. That was all.
Remco goes for the win year round
Obviously. But it's like comparing a politician to Hitler for being thorough and organized.Maybe he was the most obvious one? I certainly see where he's coming from.
Also, I'm not sure the comparison has to do with the amount of doping they take...
Obviously. But it's like comparing a politician to Hitler for being thorough and organized.
Do you really think that the best riders now don't.........yes, but Armstrong's mentality was fueled by the doping