"We are in the process of signing five more riders, but we have already signed David Vittoria who is Oscar Sevilla's protégé in Spain," he said.With contracts not yet signed Morris was reluctant to divulge the names. "Two are Australians, one is Spanish another American and the last I can't say because if I told you his name, you would guess," he said.
It also sounds like Sevilla and Landis would have a eurocentric racing schedule.
FLandis to win the Vuelta next year, assuming Rock can get an invite as a Pro Continental team.
Flandis is not really a surprise. But I do wonder who the 2 Australians are...
got one Nathan O'Neill.
Bro Deal said:
From cyclingnews:
"We are in the process of signing five more riders, but we have already signed David Vittoria who is Oscar Sevilla's protégé in Spain," he said.With contracts not yet signed Morris was reluctant to divulge the names. "Two are Australians, one is Spanish another American and the last I can't say because if I told you his name, you would guess," he said.
It also sounds like Sevilla and Landis would have a eurocentric racing schedule.
FLandis to win the Vuelta next year, assuming Rock can get an invite as a Pro Continental team.
One of the Australian's would have to be Alan Davis.
The American Floyd Landis as we know.
Who would be the other Australian and the other spanish rider? If they are going down the lines of who has been caught or implicated in OP, then what about Jaksch or Sinkewitz as the other one?
"We are in the process of signing five more riders, but we have already signed David Vittoria who is Oscar Sevilla's protégé in Spain," he said.With contracts not yet signed Morris was reluctant to divulge the names. "Two are Australians, one is Spanish another American and the last I can't say because if I told you his name, you would guess," he said.
It also sounds like Sevilla and Landis would have a eurocentric racing schedule.
FLandis to win the Vuelta next year, assuming Rock can get an invite as a Pro Continental team.
Sounds crazy, but maybe the last name that he can't say could be Vino?
Sounds crazy, but maybe the last name that he can't say could be Vino?
The UCI would challenge Vino's suspension if he tried to return next year.
Rock is continuing an odd strategy if they want to get race invites in europe. FLandis is understandable, but also Davis? Who else is in doping limbo that they could hire?
Meanwhile over at Qinghai Lake, Hamilton appears to have finally found a little form. He's up to 7th on G.C. and has been finishing with the leaders.
😕 If you told us his name, there wouldn't be any guessing to do, would there?
I assume he misspoke and what he meant was, 'if I told you his nationality you'd guess'. Hence, the nationality of the rider must be pretty unique in cycling. This would exclude any Italian, French, Spanish, etc...
Vino=Kazakh, but there are a few more of those, so I don't really now.
I assume he misspoke and what he meant was, 'if I told you his nationality you'd guess'. Hence, the nationality of the rider must be pretty unique in cycling. This would exclude any Italian, French, Spanish, etc...
Vino=Kazakh, but there are a few more of those, so I don't really now.
Could it be Kash? Didn't he only get a one year ban?
