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Swabian Lass said:Could be a good fit if Basso wants to do the Classics and I'll be interested to see how he does.
A good fit for whom, Kreuziger? Certainly not for Basso who will target the Giro as usual.
Swabian Lass said:Could be a good fit if Basso wants to do the Classics and I'll be interested to see how he does.
the asian said:Makes sense, as guys like Capechchi, Szmyd and Nerz left there are very few Mt domestiques left at Cannondale.
Cannondale will become a sprinters and classics team.
The Interesting effect will be on Kreuziger.
Was he promised sole leadership at the Giro?
Basso will surely be wanting to ride the Giro. He also most probably will be sort of a road captain for Bertie.
FignonLeGrand said:Basso might wanna ride but basedo n last 18 months his chances of podium look v slim. Maybe he will be happy as Super Dom with a chance of a stage win
auscyclefan94 said:Does he have good potential?
RedheadDane said:He's the national champion, beating older and more experienced guys. Can't be completely hopeless.![]()
Basso, a stage hunter? As unexplosive as they come, his strength is his consistency.Telmisartan new said:I don't have the quotes to hand but Basso has been dropping hints all season that next year he will primarily be a stage-hunter in the GT's.
JRanton said:
High quality domestique, if you ask me.The Hitch said:What do they want him for?
What all Sky riders are for, the Wiggo train.The Hitch said:What do they want him for?
theyoungest said:Basso, a stage hunter? As unexplosive as they come, his strength is his consistency.
janraaskalt said:High quality domestique, if you ask me.
theyoungest said:What all Sky riders are for, the Wiggo train.
The Hitch said:What do they want him for?
Who knows, Christian Knees did.The Hitch said:I doubt hell be able to make that team.
theyoungest said:Who knows, Christian Knees did.
Look at this fine front group on the Arrate finish in Pais Vasco last year:
1. [ESP] SANCHEZ GONZALEZ Samuel EUS 4h42'34"
2. [GER] KLÖDEN Andreas RSH
3. [KAZ] VINOKOUROV Alexandre AST
4. [ESP] RODRIGUEZ OLIVER Joaquin KAT
5. [CAN] HESJEDAL Ryder GRM
6. [ESP] TONDO VOLPINI Xavier MOV
7. [USA] HORNER Chris RSH
8. [NED] GESINK Robert RAB
9. [ESP] INTXAUSTI ELORRIAGA Beñat MOV
10. [ESP] LOPEZ GARCIA David MOV
11. [LUX] SCHLECK Andy LEO
auscyclefan94 said:Does he have good potential?
Gloin22 said:Knees is amazing rider for protection in both flats and mountains. Real workhorse.
But Lopez will probably do something like that ( prep races ) Tirreno / Vais Pasco / Ardennes / Giro ---- Burgos / Vuelta schedule I would guess.
Perhaps the coaching is the problem, and not the scouting? Both those guys seemed fairly talented. Not like future stars or anything, but one would think they should've been decent riders by now.Ryo Hazuki said:no he's already matured very early. good track guy too. sprinter type
bmc are always horrible in their u23 scouting. tim roe, yannick eijssen. I'm still laughing my *** off
maltiv said:Perhaps the coaching is the problem, and not the scouting? Both those guys seemed fairly talented. Not like future stars or anything, but one would think they should've been decent riders by now.
Ryo Hazuki said:I've always said eijssen was a joke. and he was. alreayd lived like a pro from ealry age. his dad who is quite rich even bought a u23 team for him so they would all work for him. also his comments reagdring avenir 2010, in which he was exposed for lakc of engine and recuperation, were pathetic and laughable. after this year a one way ticket out of wt. goodbye
theyoungest said:Whatever happened to Timmy Roe? Is he still riding for them?
El Pistolero said:Eijssen was a decent domestique at this year's Vuelta. Don't believe all the BS Ryo spouts.
