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So of course we all know Euskaltel is stopping, but any others that are confirmed. Anyone know about vcansoliel, sojasun, vini, rusvelo???
bikeracer33 said:So of course we all know Euskaltel is stopping, but any others that are confirmed. Anyone know about vcansoliel, sojasun, vini, rusvelo???
trevim said:I assume you're asking about Izaguirre because Nieve has some very noted performances in GT's:
2013
- 2nd in Poland this year finishing top10 in the three mountain stages (Madonna di Campliglio, Passo Pordoi and Bukowina Tatrzanska) plus top10 in the TT.
- 4th in Down Under after a hill top finish to Willunga.
2012
- 1st on an intermediate mountain stage in the Giro
- 16th in Tirreno-Adriatico featuring a wall like stage to Chieti and a MTF to Prato di Tivo.
[My favourite result, nothing to do with climbs I know: 15th at Gent-Wevelgem]
2011
It was his first professional year but he did OK in Poitou-Charentes, Ordizia, Tirreno.
Ryo Hazuki said:nobody is interested in points. all wt slots are already filled and there's even one left
trevim said:Any word on Rovny and Shalunov? What about Flecha? Saxo should pick him up: he's no winner but he could save their classics season if/when Breschel fails.
I think Rui Sousa isn't a good example. It's not normal a man have two podiuns with 11 years between them.Libertine Seguros said:Even if there was some misunderstanding of Pereira's plans at least pre-race, it seems Rui is frustrated at not receiving help from Hernâni on Torre. In theory, Hernâni is stronger in the mountains too (2010 and 11 Senhora da Graça) however Hernâni just seems one day short on recovery, as in his three GC tilts at A Volta would seem to suggest, losing time in two ITTs, one flat and one hilly, and on the final big mountain on the other occasion. He's been good on Torre before outside of that time he cracked, and he's been good over the same TT course in the past too.
And while Sousa is 37, if he can compete at that age, I'd have thought Hernâni still has a chance or two at fighting for it given that he's 5 years younger?
Either way, seeds were sown for discontent and disunity within Efapel even before the race began. Once they started chasing down their own teammates, it's quite clear to see, if hindsight's talking.
Ryo Hazuki said:lol a physiotherapist. like there aren't a million of those already. especially in portugal I fail to see how that is a good future
Ryo Hazuki said:lol a physiotherapist. like there aren't a million of those already. especially in portugal I fail to see how that is a good future
Zinoviev Letter said:Better than being a domestic scene cyclist, both in terms of money and career longevity.
GP Blanco said:Lefevere confirmed that Wout Poels and Janier Acevedo are moving to Omega Pharma-Quick Step.
http://sporza.be/cm/sporza/wielrennen/130901_Lefevere_acevedo_poels
roundabout said:
Actually Janier is more of a rouleur than a climber, since his background is on track, but because of Colombia's terrain & Altitude, his ability to climb is inherent....Afrank said:Hmm, interesting move for acevedo. Not a ton of climbers, so he should get his chances. Will have to wait to see how it works out.
GP Blanco said:Lefevere confirmed that Wout Poels and Janier Acevedo are moving to Omega Pharma-Quick Step.
http://sporza.be/cm/sporza/wielrennen/130901_Lefevere_acevedo_poels