Who will win in Suisse?

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Who will be the winner of the 4th Grand Tour?

  • Majka

    Votes: 18 20.0%
  • Spilak

    Votes: 16 17.8%
  • Sergio Henao

    Votes: 6 6.7%
  • Pozzovivo

    Votes: 8 8.9%
  • Arredondo

    Votes: 1 1.1%
  • Pinot

    Votes: 21 23.3%
  • Kwiatkowski

    Votes: 10 11.1%
  • A rider who is lined up for Dauphiné but changes his mind (Mollema, Costa, JRod)

    Votes: 6 6.7%
  • Other

    Votes: 17 18.9%

  • Total voters
    90
  • Poll closed .
Jun 30, 2014
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I think Nairo is riding TdS, I know that Malori is riding it, he posted it of FB yesterday and why would they send a powerhouse like Malori if not to protect a gc-rider on the flat? The ITT should be too hard for him so that shouldn't be the reason.
 
Apr 12, 2015
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Oliver said:
Voted for Spilak but hope for someone else.
I think no one actually cheer for Spilak. He is just one of those riders who is always up there in one-week races.
 
Aug 4, 2010
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Mayomaniac said:
I think Nairo is riding TdS, I know that Malori is riding it, he posted it of FB yesterday and why would they send a powerhouse like Malori if not to protect a gc-rider on the flat? The ITT should be too hard for him so that shouldn't be the reason.
He is riding RdS on 100%, confirmed by Goga on twitter.
 
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Roman Kreuziger may ride Tour de Suisse as CAS decision might be announced 1 month after CAS hearing
 
Jun 10, 2013
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That profile pic is so wrong Ruud, yet so funny.

Is that the work of Jancouver?
 
DBotero said:
Henao will be very determined to win here after his failure in California.
I would say 'failure' is an understatement in this case. Henao lost to a sprinter.. Not good. Sagan won that race because the competition was weak (not including Alaphilippe) and Henao couldn't do anything about it. He shouldn't even be mentioned here, he doesn't deserve it. :eek:
 
Jun 9, 2011
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BigMac said:
That profile pic is so wrong Ruud, yet so funny.

Is that the work of Jancouver?

Ye, My Porte to podium vs his Porte to not podium (Giro)
 
Apr 12, 2015
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Dekker_Tifosi said:
So, no Costa vs Mollema this year, both chose Dauphine. Interesting.

Pinot I think
Yes. Pinot will win
I still don't get them. Both Mollema, Costa and even Rodríguez have a slim chance of podium in Dauphine, but a much better chance of winning overall in Suisse. But it's up to them to decide.
 
Mar 13, 2009
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With Mollema I know this is because Trek planned a training camp during Suisse. So Mollema will do Dauphine and after that an altitude training camp.
 
Aug 4, 2010
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Tom Hr said:
Roman Kreuziger may ride Tour de Suisse as CAS decision might be announced 1 month after CAS hearing
During the Tour? Thats ridiculous *** from cas.

btw when is his hearing scheduled?
 
Mar 27, 2011
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Pinot or Majka.

Hopefully Kwia does not go all out here to win, because I'd love to see him going well in the TDF. However if he did win here that would be a great result.
 
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Taaramäe just said that he will do Suisse instead of Dauphiné and I have a strong suspicion that it won't be the kind of Taaramäe we are used to seeing last few years.
 
irondan said:
DBotero said:
Henao will be very determined to win here after his failure in California.
I would say 'failure' is an understatement in this case. Henao lost to a sprinter.. Not good. Sagan won that race because the competition was weak (not including Alaphilippe) and Henao couldn't do anything about it. He shouldn't even be mentioned here, he doesn't deserve it. :eek:

A sprinter who ascended Mount Baldy a couple of seconds slower than Horner and Leipheimer in '11 and faster than Gesink in '12.
 
Feb 10, 2015
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Ricco' said:
irondan said:
DBotero said:
Henao will be very determined to win here after his failure in California.
I would say 'failure' is an understatement in this case. Henao lost to a sprinter.. Not good. Sagan won that race because the competition was weak (not including Alaphilippe) and Henao couldn't do anything about it. He shouldn't even be mentioned here, he doesn't deserve it. :eek:

A sprinter who ascended Mount Baldy a couple of seconds slower than Horner and Leipheimer in '11 and faster than Gesink in '12.

Alaphilippe is a puncheur.
 

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Apr 21, 2015
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mihhint said:
Taaramäe just said that he will do Suisse instead of Dauphiné and I have a strong suspicion that it won't be the kind of Taaramäe we are used to seeing last few years.

Probably climb like that stage in 2012 tour de france where he held onto Evans,Wiggins,Froome,Nibali on the Belles Filles. If so its on
 
Sep 16, 2009
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mihhint said:
Taaramäe just said that he will do Suisse instead of Dauphiné and I have a strong suspicion that it won't be the kind of Taaramäe we are used to seeing last few years.

I agree

Looking forward to him having a big week.

No one seems to be mentioning Geraint Thomas.
 
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"No one seems to be mentioning Geraint Thomas."

He is only there in order to get in shape for the Tour. And he doesn't have a great finish which is required for these explosive first stages and stage 4 with Rettenbachgietscher is simply too hard. But maybe he will try to win the long hilly TT. He will be better as the race progresses.

I'd except a lot more from Nordhaug who seems to be in form. But Henao is their captain.
 
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Alexandre B. said:
Ricco' said:
irondan said:
DBotero said:
Henao will be very determined to win here after his failure in California.
I would say 'failure' is an understatement in this case. Henao lost to a sprinter.. Not good. Sagan won that race because the competition was weak (not including Alaphilippe) and Henao couldn't do anything about it. He shouldn't even be mentioned here, he doesn't deserve it. :eek:

A sprinter who ascended Mount Baldy a couple of seconds slower than Horner and Leipheimer in '11 and faster than Gesink in '12.

Alaphilippe is a puncheur.

Or even an explosive climber. I think he is closer to Valverde than he is to Gilbert. But let's see. He is still young.
 
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Another thing, why is Cavendish here? There is only one stage for the pure sprinters (stage 5).. And even that could go to at Kristoff, Sagan or Degenkolb if it is raced hard enough.