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TMP402 said:
Ricco' said:
CyclingFever says that Terpstra is going to Lotto - Jumbo.

Well, Boom wasn't so hot this year. Maybe "the other" Dutch cobbles contender can do better for them.

According to the twitter of Benson they are one of the teams interested in him. Honestly, I don't see it happening. The team is focussed on signing domestiques for their leaders and Terpstra is not very fond of the team.
 
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Bye Bye Bicycle said:
You do realize that Fortuneo is leading at the moment both the individual and the team ranking of this year's Coupe de France? :eek:

I know nothing about the standings in the Coupe de France and would prefer to keep it that way. I was using the Coupe de France as a shorthand for "trivial races Fortuneo participate in when they aren't being breakaway fodder in races anyone cares about".
 
Coquard doesn't want to stay with Direct Energie because he wants to go WT and have a different calendar.

A few weeks later, he signs with another french ProConti outfit, where he probably will end up with the same (or even slightly lesser calendar, since it's a new team and the amount of ProConti teams in France and Belgium is rising). I don't see the logic behind it, maybe someone can see it (apart from the $$$).
 
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Zinoviev Letter said:
Bye Bye Bicycle said:
You do realize that Fortuneo is leading at the moment both the individual and the team ranking of this year's Coupe de France? :eek:

I know nothing about the standings in the Coupe de France and would prefer to keep it that way. I was using the Coupe de France as a shorthand for "trivial races Fortuneo participate in when they aren't being breakaway fodder in races anyone cares about".

That's a sad way to see the lower ranks of professional cycling. Just because you don't care doesn't mean those race are useless. They are the foundation and the cradle of those races and riders you graciously seem to care about.

And yes, it's Pichon in the lead at the moment:

1 PICHON Laurent Fortuneo - Oscaro 201 pts
2 BOUHANNI Nacer Cofidis, Solutions Credits 105
3 DUMOULIN Samuel Ag2r La Mondiale 91
4 SIMON Julien Cofidis, Solutions Credits 83
5 LOUBET Julien Armee De Terre 78
6 VICHOT Arthur Fdj 70
7 * GAUDU David Fdj 69
8 DASSONVILLE Flavien Hp Btp - Auber 93 66
9 DEMARE Arnaud Fdj 64
10 * EIKING Odd Christian Fdj 58

teams:

1 Fortuneo - Oscaro 95 pts
2 Hp Btp - Auber 93 83
3 Fdj 76
4 Cofidis, Solutions Credits 74
5 Armee De Terre 70
6 Delko Marseille Provence Ktm 61
7 Ag2r La Mondiale 60
8 Direct Energie 53
9 Roubaix - Lille Metropole 42
 
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Dekker_Tifosi said:
Nieve gone, Landa gone. Sky train is getting weaker and weaker. Good.

Now we just need Poels to leave...


as Mattparker said, Poels signed until 2018. Castroviejo will be a nice one in the train and Sergio Henao will stay too.
and I think with Nieve leaving, they could use his wages to make a big offer to Landa to stay and get the Giro leadership in 2018
 
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pastronef said:
Dekker_Tifosi said:
Nieve gone, Landa gone. Sky train is getting weaker and weaker. Good.

Now we just need Poels to leave...


as Mattparker said, Poels signed until 2018. Castroviejo will be a nice one in the train and Sergio Henao will stay too.
and I think with Nieve leaving, they could use his wages to make a big offer to Landa to stay and get the Giro leadership in 2018

Giro 2018 is for Thomas not Landa
 
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Lexman said:
pastronef said:
Dekker_Tifosi said:
Nieve gone, Landa gone. Sky train is getting weaker and weaker. Good.

Now we just need Poels to leave...


as Mattparker said, Poels signed until 2018. Castroviejo will be a nice one in the train and Sergio Henao will stay too.
and I think with Nieve leaving, they could use his wages to make a big offer to Landa to stay and get the Giro leadership in 2018

Giro 2018 is for Thomas not Landa
Landa's performance in the TDF and currently in the Vuelta Burgos might make Team Sky consider reshuffling their cards...
 
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Ricco' said:
Coquard doesn't want to stay with Direct Energie because he wants to go WT and have a different calendar.

A few weeks later, he signs with another french ProConti outfit, where he probably will end up with the same (or even slightly lesser calendar, since it's a new team and the amount of ProConti teams in France and Belgium is rising). I don't see the logic behind it, maybe someone can see it (apart from the $$$).
I know. I guess he'll justify it by saying the team has plans to go WT in the future. Still, disappointing.