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trevim

trevim

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Parrulo said:
i am surprised thehog is letting oliveira ride a GT at 22. . . should be a good experience for him. the guy hasn't shown any type of impressive climbing in a while/ever so i don't expect anything from him tbh but it will be nice for him.

seems like machado won't get a co-leadership role . . . lets hope kloden and brajkovic fail miserably on the first MTF so that can change :p
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Personally I think it's better for Machado to ride without any leadership pressure. He still has a lot to learn and ride alongside a proven GT contender like Kloden will be a valuable experience.

And if he's good enough I guess they'll let him go on breakaways.
 
Bavarianrider

Bavarianrider

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Ullrichs performance in the second TT was simply out of this world: Incredible gaps for 46km.
Damm if they had this TT in the last week of this year's vuelta it would be so cool:(:(


1º 41 ULLRICH, Jan GER TEL 1:04:57
2º 11 ZULLE, Alex SUI BAN a 2:50
3º 21 VANDENBROUCKE, Frank BEL COF a 2:57
4º 171 MAURI, Melchor ESP SLB a 3:11
5º 2 CUESTA, Iñigo ESP ONC a 3:38
6º 75 HERAS, Roberto ESP KEL a 3:41
7º 205 GLEZ. GALDEANO, Igor ESP VIT a 3:44
8º 76 RUBIERA, Jos‚ Luis ESP KEL a 3:56
9º 121 TONKOV, Pavel RUS MAP a 4:10
10º 209 ZINTCHENKO, Andrei RUS VIT a 4:15
11º 9 ZARRABEITIA, Mikel ESP ONC a 4:16
12º 12 BELTRAN, Manuel ESP BAN a 4:43
13º 112 BROCHARD, Laurent FRA FES a 4:46
14º 34 EKIMOV, Vjatceslav RUS AMI a 4:51
15º 126 NARDELLO, Daniele ITA MAP a 4:53
16º 16 ODRIOZOLA, Jon ESP BAN a 4:59
17º 8 SERRANO, Marcos ESP ONC a 5:11
18º 206 PARRA, Ivan COL VIT a 5:36
19º 107 VAN DE WOUWER, Kurt BEL LOT a 5:52
20º 125 MCRAE, William USA MAP a 5:57
21º 13 GARCIA ACOSTA, Jos‚ ESP BAN a 6:03
22º 53 CHAURREAU, Iñigo ESP EUS a 6:11
23º 46 JAKSCHE, Jörg GER TEL a 6:15
24º 186 LAFIS, Michel SUE TVM a 6:17
25º 15 JIMENEZ, Jose María ESP BAN a 6:23
26º 48 KL™DEN, Andreas GER TEL a 6:30
27º 17 OSA, Aitor ESP BAN a 6:34
28º 77 TAULER, Antonio ESP KEL a 6:48
29º 18 PIEPOLI, Leonardo ITA BAN a 6:50
 
titan_90

titan_90

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SiAp1984 said:
Is it correct that the stage profiles of this year's Vuelta are not up yet at the CN website? Or am I blind?
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You are not blind. They will probably wait unit the day before the TTT. Steephill has the profiles up.
 
El Pistolero

El Pistolero

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Bavarianrider said:
Ullrichs performance in the second TT was simply out of this world: Incredible gaps for 46km.
Damm if they had this TT in the last week of this year's vuelta it would be so cool:(:(


1º 41 ULLRICH, Jan GER TEL 1:04:57
2º 11 ZULLE, Alex SUI BAN a 2:50
3º 21 VANDENBROUCKE, Frank BEL COF a 2:57
4º 171 MAURI, Melchor ESP SLB a 3:11
5º 2 CUESTA, Iñigo ESP ONC a 3:38
6º 75 HERAS, Roberto ESP KEL a 3:41
7º 205 GLEZ. GALDEANO, Igor ESP VIT a 3:44
8º 76 RUBIERA, Jos‚ Luis ESP KEL a 3:56
9º 121 TONKOV, Pavel RUS MAP a 4:10
10º 209 ZINTCHENKO, Andrei RUS VIT a 4:15
11º 9 ZARRABEITIA, Mikel ESP ONC a 4:16
12º 12 BELTRAN, Manuel ESP BAN a 4:43
13º 112 BROCHARD, Laurent FRA FES a 4:46
14º 34 EKIMOV, Vjatceslav RUS AMI a 4:51
15º 126 NARDELLO, Daniele ITA MAP a 4:53
16º 16 ODRIOZOLA, Jon ESP BAN a 4:59
17º 8 SERRANO, Marcos ESP ONC a 5:11
18º 206 PARRA, Ivan COL VIT a 5:36
19º 107 VAN DE WOUWER, Kurt BEL LOT a 5:52
20º 125 MCRAE, William USA MAP a 5:57
21º 13 GARCIA ACOSTA, Jos‚ ESP BAN a 6:03
22º 53 CHAURREAU, Iñigo ESP EUS a 6:11
23º 46 JAKSCHE, Jörg GER TEL a 6:15
24º 186 LAFIS, Michel SUE TVM a 6:17
25º 15 JIMENEZ, Jose María ESP BAN a 6:23
26º 48 KL™DEN, Andreas GER TEL a 6:30
27º 17 OSA, Aitor ESP BAN a 6:34
28º 77 TAULER, Antonio ESP KEL a 6:48
29º 18 PIEPOLI, Leonardo ITA BAN a 6:50
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If he had the mind of Armstrong he would have won a lot of Grand Tours.
 
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titan_90 said:
You are not blind. They will probably wait unit the day before the TTT. Steephill has the profiles up.
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Steephill profiles are those from the race presentation in January. A few stages have changed their course since then, so the course description you can find in the Vuelta web site doesn't always match the profile. Notably, there's a change in stage 17th where they go to Peña Cabarga through Puerto de Lunada instead of La Sía and Alisas. One less climb and the second last is further away from the finish.
 
Libertine Seguros

Libertine Seguros

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Parrulo said:
i am surprised thehog is letting oliveira ride a GT at 22. . . should be a good experience for him. the guy hasn't shown any type of impressive climbing in a while/ever so i don't expect anything from him tbh but it will be nice for him.

seems like machado won't get a co-leadership role . . . lets hope kloden and brajkovic fail miserably on the first MTF so that can change :p
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Hog won't be running the Vuelta team, he doesn't normally. Probably Azevedo in charge.

Nelson lasted out the Volta last year, so the Vuelta's the next step up. That Shack team's loaded so he probably won't have too much asked of him and the freedom to pull out once they get to Somiedo and Angliru if he so wishes. Doesn't seem too insensible.
 
El Pistolero

El Pistolero

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Libertine Seguros said:
Hog won't be running the Vuelta team, he doesn't normally. Probably Azevedo in charge.

Nelson lasted out the Volta last year, so the Vuelta's the next step up. That Shack team's loaded so he probably won't have too much asked of him and the freedom to pull out once they get to Somiedo and Angliru if he so wishes. Doesn't seem too insensible.
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I saw him at the Giro this year though. So he does care about races outside the Tour:p
 
gregrowlerson

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Just had another look at all the profiles. It really is a marvellous parcours, with only stages 2, 7, 12, 16 and 21 being for the sprinters, and only disappointing stage being 20. Put in another lengthy ITT in it's place and it would be spot on. Should be an interesting GT, with the fresh Giro guys (plus Anton) going against those who crashed out of the TDF early on.
 
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sky sqaud for Poitou Charentes- Hunt, Nordhaug, Appollonio, Barry, Downing, Dowsett, Henderson, Lofkvist

so none of those at the veulta
 
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theyoungest

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gregrowlerson said:
Just had another look at all the profiles. It really is a marvellous parcours, with only stages 2, 7, 12, 16 and 21 being for the sprinters, and only disappointing stage being 20. Put in another lengthy ITT in it's place and it would be spot on. Should be an interesting GT, with the fresh Giro guys (plus Anton) going against those who crashed out of the TDF early on.
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Anton did the Giro as well, you know (although he mysteriously faded away in the third week).
 
Timmy-loves-Rabo

Timmy-loves-Rabo

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dunno if anyone posted this, a few days old tho:

Vacansoleil pre-selection:

Full pre-selection: Ligthart, Keizer, van Leijen, Poels, Pidgornyy, Anza, Devolder, Gardeyn, Belkov, Carrara, Lagutin, Golas & Mosquera
 
Timmy-loves-Rabo

Timmy-loves-Rabo

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yeah it's just the pre-selection. I don't think he will ride, just find it interesting that the team still consider him at this point.
 
trevim

trevim

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Even if he's cleared why would the team chose a guy that hasn't raced for almost an year?
 
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pre selection for movistar.. in case someone already posted it, my excuses ;)

Imanol Erviti, José Vicente García Acosta, Beñat Intxausti, Pablo Lastras, David López, Ángel Madrazo, Sergio Pardilla, Rubén Plaza (Spa), Marzio Bruseghin (Ita), Vasil Kiryienka, Branislau Samoilau (WRu) en Ignatas Konovalovas (Lit).
 
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