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That's a very good question but hardly has to do with it being a 3-week rather than a 1-week race.
Yeah, but the descents in the Giro are sometimes rather technical, not great for him.
I expect Richie to be a climbing superdomestique for señor Richard.
 
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Nov 16, 2013
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Yeah, but the descents in the Giro are sometimes rather technical, not great for him.
I expect Richie to be a climbing superdomestique for señor Richard.

I certainly don't think Richie Porte will win the Giro, either...

It's just not true that he cannot ride well for three weeks.
 
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Crazy to think this was Bouchard's first pro win. It would have been sad if he was caught in the end.

Uijtdebroeks finishing in the first peloton (behind the little break though). Looking forward to what he can do here.

Big dawg making steady improvement. Only 7 minutes down. By 2028 he's back in contention for victory in the TdF.
 
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Crazy to think this was Bouchard's first pro win. It would have been sad if he was caught in the end.

Uijtdebroeks finishing in the first peloton (behind the little break though). Looking forward to what he can do here.

Big dawg making steady improvement. Only 7 minutes down. By 2028 he's back in contention for victory in the TdF.
Froome was the second better of the team..I don't know what happened to the team...Nizzolo was with the best at the end..but De Marchi didn't finish..so maybe both things explain why people as Piccoli, Hagen or Goldstain, better than Nizzolo for these climbs lose so much time...Maybe helping one to pass well these climbs or helping De Marchi to finish the stage...Froome was better than them..and he was working for sure..(I think the rest as well)...So not a day to take any conclusion...and in any case, not too bad been second of the team.
 
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nice memory!! more known as "baiano" around here who was in team Funvic that back then was a
embarrassment..
Vini represents the "new generation" and finally got his season going after documents problems, logistical problems, even with the bio-passport that he didnt have..
he must be really anxious and the Brazilian social media army is already echoing even now back in the peloton..
Yeah, back then Flavio raced for the Brazilian NT that was invited and mainly consisted of Funvic guys.
I have high expectations for Rangel, he had really good results in the Spanish u23 races and finished 9th in the u23 WC, so he has already proven that he's good outside his homecountry. The other young rider from Brazil who I'd give a chance (probably at PCT level) is the strong TTer and rouleur Joao Pedro Rossi.
 
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Yeah, back then Flavio raced for the Brazilian NT that was invited and mainly consisted of Funvic guys.
I have high expectations for Rangel, he had really good results in the Spanish u23 races and finished 9th in the u23 WC, so he has already proven that he's good outside his homecountry. The other young rider from Brazil who I'd give a chance (probably at PCT level) is the strong TTer and rouleur Joao Pedro Rossi.
Vini was just behind Girmay last year worlds but got boxed in his sprint.. by then he was already mentored by Sebastian Unzue.. he's sharing an apartment with Nico Sessler(Global-PCT), whom last roomate with Higuita Monster, and learning fast..
Rossi is really strong!! deserves a shot in europe..
Alessandro Guimarães(Indinho) is trying his chances in Portugal with Almodovar-Delta Cafes(club)
fingers crossed
 
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