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Angliru said:
In a weeklong stage race 11 seconds really is more than it seems.
He would probably have won if he didn't have to do leadout for Greipel on the first couple of stages. He had superform and wanted to get bonus seconds in the sprints but he was forced to do leadouts instead. This caused him to get quite frustrated and he showed this by winning a sprint on stage 4 from 350 meters out while Greipel was unable to pass him. Clearly he could've gotten an extra 11 seconds in bonus seconds prior to this if they had let him. Actually this situation was part of the reason of him leaving HTC, so clearly TdP is a really important race :p
 
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Libertine Seguros said:
1. Marianne Vos
2. Alberto Contador
3. Philippe Gilbert
4. Zdeněk Štybar
5. Mark Cavendish
6. Fabian Cancellara
7. Jorge Lorenzo
8. Emma Pooley
9. Cadel Evans
10. Thomas Voeckler

Do you rank Cancellara over Lorenzo because the motor's better hidden?:D

As to the inclusion of Pooley and Vos, perhaps, but I'm not sure you can make the direct comparison because of the relative shallowness of the women's fields. That's not to take anything away from their achievements, they can only beat those who turn up.
 
rgmerk said:
Do you rank Cancellara over Lorenzo because the motor's better hidden?:D

As to the inclusion of Pooley and Vos, perhaps, but I'm not sure you can make the direct comparison because of the relative shallowness of the women's fields. That's not to take anything away from their achievements, they can only beat those who turn up.

Yes, Cancellara's more subtle about it.

To be honest there should have been space for Rossi there, the old master's still had enough in him over the last 3 years to merit inclusion.
 
This year
1. Gilbert
2. Contador
3. Evans
4. Wiggins
5. Cavendish
6. Cancellara
7. Cobo
8. Martin
9. Rodriguez
10. F. Schleck


Last three seasons
1. Contador
2. Cancellara
3. Gilbert
4. Evans
5. Cavendish
6. A. Schleck
7. Menchov
8. Nibali
9. Valverde
10. Vinokourov
 
Jun 16, 2009
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This Year
Gilbert
Evans
Contador
Tony Martin
Cavendish
Hushovd
Sagan
Nibali
Sanchez

Past three years
Gilbert
Contador/Evans
Contador/Evans
Cancellara
Cavendish
Nibali
A Schleck
Sanchez
Greipel
Martin


I could swap places two to four around in any order
 
Aug 2, 2010
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auscyclefan94 said:
This Year
Gilbert
Evans
Contador
Tony Martin
Cavendish
Hushovd
Sagan
Nibali
Sanchez

Past three years
Gilbert
Contador/Evans
Contador/Evans
Cancellara
Cavendish
Nibali
A Schleck
Sanchez
Greipel
Martin


I could swap places two to four around in any order

your hate makes you look really ignorant.
seriously, you live here, and you rate gilbert ahead of contador? not only that, evans=contador????? that's ignorance or stupidity. fact.
 
auscyclefan94 said:
Past three years
Gilbert
Contador/Evans
Contador/Evans
Cancellara
Cavendish
Nibali
A Schleck
Sanchez
Greipel
Martin


I could swap places two to four around in any order

I'm a big Samu fan, but what has he done to deserve to be ranked above a rider with a Giro win, a Tour podium & two other GT top 10s?
 
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I wouldn't include the following:

3. Fabian Cancellara
4. Cadel Evans
5. Mark Cavendish
6. Tony Martin
7. Thor Hushovd
8. Vinokourov

Fabian without his special bike is not that good.
Evans might not win another race
Cavendish...you're joking right!
Martin....he can win a few TT...that's it
Hushovd...declining years
Vino....never
:p
 
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In no particular order: 1. Alberto Contador
2. Cadel Evans
3. Andy Schleck
4. Tony Martin
5. Fabian Cancellara
6. Philippe Gilbert
7. Mark Cavendish
8. Thor Hushovd
9. Frank Schleck
10. Samu
 
Jul 16, 2010
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jordan5000 said:
In no particular order: 1. Alberto Contador
2. Cadel Evans
3. Andy Schleck
4. Tony Martin
5. Fabian Cancellara
6. Philippe Gilbert
7. Mark Cavendish
8. Thor Hushovd
9. Frank Schleck
10. Samu

Why do you number it if it's in no particular order? :p
 
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Sticking to just male road cyclists here.

Past 3 years:
1. Contador
2. Cancellara
3. Cavendish
4. Gilbert
5. Evans
6. Hushovd
7. Basso
8. Nibali
9. Martin
10. A Schleck

2011:
1. Gilbert
2. Evans
3. Contador
4. Cavendish
5. Hushovd
6. Voeckler
7. A Schleck
8. Cancellara
9. Boasson Hagen
10. Cobo
 
Zam_Olyas said:
Thank you for liking my sig :p :D

Mate, since you posted it as your sig, that tune is already like number 10 on my Itunes most played list and that list goes back 2 years.

I have no idea what they are saying other than something about the "Moh-ti-rolo" e Tonnale and something about Cunego.

Probably about how he sucks or something:p
 
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The Hitch said:
Mate, since you posted it as your sig, that tune is already like number 10 on my Itunes most played list and that list goes back 2 years.

I have no idea what they are saying other than something about the "Moh-ti-rolo" e Tonnale and something about Cunego.

Probably about how he sucks or something:p

I found the lyrics once, but can't seem to find it anymore lol.
 
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auscyclefan94 said:
This Year
Gilbert
Evans
Contador
Tony Martin
Cavendish
Hushovd
Sagan
Nibali
Sanchez

Past three years
Gilbert
Contador/Evans
Contador/Evans
Cancellara
Cavendish
Nibali
A Schleck
Sanchez
Greipel
Martin


I could swap places two to four around in any order

explaine this please.
 
Aug 2, 2010
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WorldsGreatest said:
explaine this please.

his answer will be:
a) really funny
b) stupid and embarrassing for all us.

really, there's no logic behind that.
 
Jul 2, 2009
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El Pistolero said:
Winning 2 Giros versus some dude no one knows. Ok.


At least he's current. If you want to needlessly drag someone retired into this conversation, why not Simoni or even Anglade and Nencini?