icefire said:Any hints on the order of the big mountain blocks? Will they go first to the Alps then the Pyrenees?
Starting from Liège I would expect that route, unless they want to go even longer without the high mountains than this year.
icefire said:Any hints on the order of the big mountain blocks? Will they go first to the Alps then the Pyrenees?
icefire said:Any hints on the order of the big mountain blocks? Will they go first to the Alps then the Pyrenees?
The Hitch said:Oh and i cant stress this enough.
NO TTT!!!!
What do you mean monster course?
Theres no difference between Andora Arcalis and Zoncolan remember?
And it cant be that monster if they start in Corsica and avoid all the climbs.
Libertine Seguros said:Who else would be looking for more TT mileage and fewer high mountains, sugar?
Libertine Seguros said:Starting from Liège I would expect that route, unless they want to go even longer without the high mountains than this year.
Bavarianrider said:Well there was an article on cyclingnews today that said the focus lies in the medium mountains.
I am not very hopefull for the TT though.
roundabout said:Medium mountains?
Ugh.
I mean more stages with them are always welcome but focusing on them is ridiculous.
roundabout said:Medium mountains?
Ugh.
I mean more stages with them are always welcome but focusing on them is ridiculous.
Cult Classics said:Would definitely like to see the Ballon d'Alsace and the following hill nearby (Weening won I think in a sprint with Kloeden following the descent). I remember the riders attacked a lot on that hill.
Dead Star said:I'd like a cobbled stage again. Wet dream for the photographers and always produces exciting first week stages. The last one was superb ('cept for Frank Schleck's collarbone).
Wonder if they'll include any stages with tricky descents at the end? All that whinging by Andy might make them reconsider?
mickkk said:Australian Prologue, it cant be too tough on a chartered A380.
Sorry but this is not equal to my thread. It lacks a pollLupetto said:Time for an equal Thread to this.![]()