nice storyVino attacks everyone said:
Wtf is that even realistic?Afrank said:Glad to hear he's okay and he wants to start the Vuelta. Good commitment there.![]()
I wonder why he never had a really good result at de ronde...despite that he has better abilities for rvv than PR imhoBushman said:On his way to Flanders and Roubaix double![]()
Me too, one would think that the cobbled climbs would suite him even better than the pavees of Roubaix.ILovecycling said:I wonder why he never had a really good result at de ronde...despite that he has better abilities for rvv than PR imho![]()
Because Lefevere never made him leader maybe.ILovecycling said:I wonder why he never had a really good result at de ronde...despite that he has better abilities for rvv than PR imho![]()
Yeah, if he was on a different team he'd win Flanders and Roubaix.Kokoso said:Because Lefevere never made him leader maybe.
And because he is no Boonen, or no Belgian you can say. And he rode it just twice.
...Then there was the year he was looking strong in the winning move ('13 if I recall, with Fabian and Sep) and a spectator took him out. Oddly, I think the same thing happened to Terpstra a few km later.Sasquatch said:Yeah, if he was on a different team he'd win Flanders and Roubaix.
It was indeed '13. But it was Vandenbergh, not Terpstra -- and ?tybar's incident was the second, not the first.nepetalactone said:...Then there was the year he was looking strong in the winning move ('13 if I recall, with Fabian and Sep) and a spectator took him out. Oddly, I think the same thing happened to Terpstra a few km later.
He thinks the same about his own abilities.ILovecycling said:I wonder why he never had a really good result at de ronde...despite that he has better abilities for rvv than PR imho![]()
Not anymore, it isn't. The route change made Flanders much more predictable than it used to be.Buffalo Soldier said:Roubaix is a much 'easier' race in terms of tactics.
That's certainly true, unfortunately.18-Valve. (pithy) said:Not anymore, it isn't. The route change made Flanders much more predictable than it used to be.
Well, call it early onset Alzheimer's.... I DO remember being disappointed!scholar said:It was indeed '13. But it was Vandenbergh, not Terpstra -- and ?tybar's incident was the second, not the first.
That's true18-Valve. (pithy) said:Not anymore, it isn't. The route change made Flanders much more predictable than it used to be.