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Join Date: Jul 2004
Location: South Wales
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Oh disco rider wins, so the fangirl wakes up!
and you took your time to figure that he's a good sprinter? Do you not remember that he was winning quite a few races for them last season? Oh no, of course not, it's not the tour de france, and the only reason you've heard about this is because it's a protour race that cyclingnews cover a lot more than usual. Quote:
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Join Date: Feb 2005
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Van Dijk won today...........2nd van heeswijk! Don't understand why the lotto rode hard in the front, because it's obvious Steels is past his prime........Max got 2nd, because it was a flat finish which favors the explosive sprinters like van Dijk!
So who will win the eneco tour tomorrow after a 26,5 km TT?? My guess: 1) E. Dekker 2) Verbrugge 3) T. dekker |
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IMHO during the last week zabel has shown it was a corret decision to leave him at home in july. He's up there when the sprint goes but the all the other just go past him. He can do good in classics etc but for big(small in this case) bunch sprints he's now totally gone.
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Ciolek to replace him I hear |
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Join Date: Feb 2005
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On a side-note Kroon to CSC next year.......WHY? Same reason as de Jongh(quickstep) they will get more freedom........
Seems to be the problem with Rabo, it's all for the 2 dekkers, boogerd, freire......the rest must help and aren't allowed to do anything else..... |
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Join Date: Feb 2005
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Damn how could I have forgotten about Julich............he kicked ass today and beat everyone with his 50,5 km/h average!!!!!!!!!
Final GC: 1) Julich 2) E. dekker 3) Hoste (musette wake up!!!!!!) 4) T. dekker (best younger rider) Afterwards Julich said he was sure that he could beat Verbrugge he was more looking to the 2 dekkers..........and that was the eneco tour.........it will be a long long evaluation...............!!!! |
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Join Date: Aug 2003
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MJtje -- And now, moving to my usual quote regarding DC. Here is what Demol said before the ITT stage, on thepaceline:
"On Wednesday's time trial, Demol said - "In order to win, I'm afraid Jurgen just isn't strong enough at this point to really push the big gear that will be needed for such a flat time trial. Yet, I think a top five finish for him may be possible and maybe even the podium. And with Leif at 40 seconds, he's done some pretty good time trials in the past and he's in very good shape so you never know." It's interesting that Hoste was at one point named on thepaceline as one of the 11 remaining riders being considered for the Tour (after Eki was injured, and including LA). He and Joachim were obviously the back-ups, but that is a not insignificant backup being earned. So Hoste is well-liked within DC. Bruyneel said he would start the Vuelta. |
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