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Gloin22 said:Dombrowski will be Sky leader! Not Froome or Porte..
Lance Armstrong said:Looking at the startlist I don't see many sprinters. Who do you think will be there today to challenge Sagan?
Ruvu75 said:Only problem is that he hasn't shown any form recently
Arredondo said:Watch out for Ken Hanson, he already got a 2nd place in Calfornia (in front of Sagan)
PeteTheSpinner said:I like races in the States. Especially this one.
Coverage in Europe is just at the right time, terrain is unique, scenery is stunning, too bad it's not prestigious like European races and can't attract the best of the best.
But it serves its cause. Cycling is spreading through the world.
PeteTheSpinner said:I like races in the States. Especially this one.
Coverage in Europe is just at the right time, terrain is unique, scenery is stunning, too bad it's not prestigious like European races and can't attract the best of the best.
But it serves its cause. Cycling is spreading through the world.
WT status should be a sure thing, and I don't think it will overly affect similar European races.Peter von said:When they reshuffle the WorldTour USpro or California have to gain WorldTour status, there are many big teams with American sponsors and a huge interest in the local population. Obviusly it's a shame if older races will be dropped witch might kill races like Catalunya or Rommandie, but thats the prize of globalization.
alas UCI might see it differently.
I'm sorry, Froomey.Geraint Too Fast said:
That's the race's minus I was mentioning.Geraint Too Fast said:Sky DS before the race - 'My message to the other teams? We are not going to ride. At all.'
PeteTheSpinner said:Sagan did it very well, but the tv realization is still inexperienced.