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Netserk said:Nibali will probably do better than Froome
Nah. See Chieti 2013.
Netserk said:Nibali will probably do better than Froome
Netserk said:Nibali better on the Mur than Alberto? Hahahaha
Purito, Valverde, Kwia and Alberto will probably be the best on that climb. Nibali will probably do better than Froome, but I don't think there will be much of a gap between the contenders on that stage.
LaFlorecita said:I guess Alberto > Froome > Nibali >= Quintana of the serious contenders
Compare that with the year before and his performances in FW. Should be better than Froome (especially since there won't be a HC climb before it).18-Valve. (pithy) said:Nah. See Chieti 2013.
Netserk said:Compare that with the year before and his performances in FW. Should be better than Froome (especially since there won't be a HC climb before it).
Carols said:Nibs won that race fair and square, he was Always a factor throughout the race. Okay Anton crashed out but he only had seconds on him. Nibali could easily have taken him just like he took JRod and Mosquera. I see nothing flukish about that win at all.
Samson777 said:That is very true and really the main point.
Would love to see Contador in 2009 form against Froome in 2013 form.
That would be epic. And not sure how much impact Nibali would then make, if any..
He just isn't that explosive/punchy (he can make some sick accelerations on the longer climbs, but I don't see him doing that on a short hill). On Mende I could very well see him drop Nibali, but on Huy on day 3? Just no.18-Valve. (pithy) said:Yeah, I was aware of his FW record and still think Froome will be better. What makes you think Froome will struggle to follow Nibali on a short wall climb?
Now let's unbias the equation, and be objective: Nibali > Quintana > Contador > Froome.LaFlorecita said:I guess Alberto > Froome > Nibali >= Quintana of the serious contenders
Red Rick said:I didn't mean he didn't win fair and square. I meant that he was the weakest GT winner in a couple of years there and that his competition was very weak. His biggest rival crashed out while having the red jersey. I don't think he would've gotten a top 5 in the Tour in that shape. He beat everyone who also finished the Vuelta, so its a deserved win, but he had to improve a lot to win a GT again.
cineteq said:Now let's unbias the equation, and be objective: Nibali > Quintana > Contador > Froome.
No, that's how I see it for this year. But let the races do the talking.Carols said:Unbiased? Come on, you are just being Silly!!!
Carols said:Unbiased? Come on, you are just being Silly!!!
cineteq said:No, that's how I see it for this year. But let the races do the talking.
mastermind said:Do you base this on the races won, or the way the races were won?
I don't want to reduce the weight of Nibali's Tour victory (or Quintana's Giro victory), they both races very good! But both didn't have to fight for the victory in the last week, the only thing happening in those weeks were Valverde like![]()
I do have to agree with your logic of placing Froome last if you base it on results.
LaFlorecita said:Uhm, the discussion was about how we should rate the 4 main GC contenders on a punchy finish like Huy.
No. This is not the Contador thread. The debate was about Contador saying Froome is his main rival.LaFlorecita said:Uhm, the discussion was about how we should rate the 4 main GC contenders on a punchy finish like Huy.
Maybe the only thing we agree onmastermind said:I do have to agree with your logic of placing Froome last if you base it on results.
I guess I'm not the only "crazy guy" heremastermind said:Then I would say Nibali > Contador > Quintana > Froome
Netserk said:nhowson said:...while Nibali might gain on the cobbles and the stage to Huy (depending on how hilly it is before Huy), but will lose to Froome and Contador on, say, stage 10.
Nibali better on the Mur than Alberto? Hahahaha
Purito, Valverde, Kwia and Alberto will probably be the best on that climb. Nibali will probably do better than Froome, but I don't think there will be much of a gap between the contenders on that stage.
18-Valve. (pithy) said:Nah. See Chieti 2013.Netserk said:Nibali will probably do better than Froome
18-Valve. (pithy) said:LaFlorecita said:I guess Alberto > Froome > Nibali >= Quintana of the serious contenders
Agreed. And all within 10 seconds of each other. Probably closer than that.
mastermind said:Oops, sorry not paying attention, has been a long day
Then I would say Nibali > Contador > Quintana > Froome
cineteq said:No. This is not the Contador thread. The debate was about Contador saying Froome is his main rival.
Netserk said:Nibali better on the Mur than Alberto? Hahahaha
Purito, Valverde, Kwia and Alberto will probably be the best on that climb. Nibali will probably do better than Froome, but I don't think there will be much of a gap between the contenders on that stage.
LaFlorecita said:I guess Alberto > Froome > Nibali >= Quintana of the serious contenders
cineteq said:Now let's unbias the equation, and be objective: Nibali > Quintana > Contador > Froome.
Netserk said:Let's have a look and see if you are right. I wrote the following:
To that LaFlo quoted my post and wrote the following:
Then you quoted LaFlo's post and wrote this:
So it is indeed about the Huy finish. You were wrong (again). Deal with it.![]()
If possible, an even dumber version of Ryo.LaFlorecita said:Cineteq is turning into a slightly less offensive version of Ryo, it seems.
So the former mod, using his inmunity, decides to insult other posters just because he feels entitle to do it. Pick on somebody else before you get exposed even more. My recommendation.Netserk said:If possible, an even dumber version of Ryo.
Because I don't share your 'objective" views? Deal with the fact other people think, and they're not just sheeps. #VeloroomersLaFlorecita said:Cineteq is turning into a slightly less offensive version of Ryo, it seems.
a person or thing that is in a position to dispute another's preeminence or superiority:
