I'll be the idiot and pick Cipo riding for Tinkoff.limerickman said:Chavanel is going really well at the moment............let's see how well he recovers from Paris-Nice.
I'll be the idiot and pick Cipo riding for Tinkoff.limerickman said:Chavanel is going really well at the moment............let's see how well he recovers from Paris-Nice.
17 mars 2008 @ 22:51:48poulidor said:Steegmans, Bettini and Chavanel...
With less blood assistance, Pogio becomes harder!
looks like no CipoRolfrae said:I'll be the idiot and pick Cipo riding for Tinkoff.
My Italian's not so hot. He's waving goodbye to Rock but I read on CN he's trying to sign on with Tinkoff to ride MSR instead?lucybears said:looks like no Cipo
Cipollini: niente Sanremo, addio Rock Racing: «La mia carriera è terminata nel 2005»
http://www.ciclonews.it/news_scheda.php?id=10163
Tuesday March 18, 2008 - Mario Cipollini intervenes directly with an official to clarify once and for all his position on the eventual participation in the Milan-San Remo on Saturday next for which would go looking for a team.Rolfrae said:My Italian's not so hot. He's waving goodbye to Rock but I read on CN he's trying to sign on with Tinkoff to ride MSR instead?
gilbertGrater said:If a bunch sprint happens - Freire is the man
Breakaway - Rebellin or Cancellara
Pozzato is a good chance too.
we luv dr daveJeff Vader said:For the sake of consistency I am going with Dr. Dave Bruylandts.
Now that Cipo's not riding I get to pick someone else. Thor Hushovd looked really strong on the climbs in Paris Nice but didn't look so strong in the sprints...still I'll go for him seeing as no one else has. Got to have a reason.Rolfrae said:I'll be the idiot and pick Cipo riding for Tinkoff.
nope, cav wont get over cipressa much less poggio.Eldrack said:Based on their previous exploits I wouldn't be suprised to see the Tinkoff boys being fairly aggressive. Ignatiev for the win perhaps? Cavendish in with a chance if he's racing? But really I think the odds on favourite is Freire.
thunder said:nope, cav wont get over cipressa much less poggio.
Powerful Pete said:Well, what about: 1. Bettini; 2. Petacchi; 3. Boonen; and 4. Rebellin?
Yes. He's clearly on raging form. So I could see him winning any number of ways. Probably will mostly come down to if any of sprinters teams get over the climbs in good enough order to bring it back together for Freire or Hushvold or Boonen (although he doesn't appear to be going very good).Eagle of Toledo said:Cancellara can do no wrong at the mo and the Poggio will not bother him either. Did anyone notice his 10th place on the Montelupone stage at Tierreno?
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