Dumbasses -
The obvious pick is Vinokourov. Got the best post-Vuelta form and the
guy is fully capable of winning such a big one day race. Only weakness
in him is the depth of his team.
Rider I'd like to see win: Horner (duh)
thanks,
K. Gringioni.
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Dumbasses -
The obvious pick is Vinokourov. Got the best post-Vuelta form and the
guy is fully capable of winning such a big one day race. Only weakness
in him is the depth of his team.
Rider I'd like to see win: Horner (duh)
thanks,
K. Gringioni.
Kurgan Gringioni said:Dumbasses -
Quoted message said:The obvious pick is Vinokourov. Got the best post-Vuelta form and the
guy is fully capable of winning such a big one day race. Only weakness
in him is the depth of his team.
Quoted message said:Rider I'd like to see win: Horner (duh)
1) Schleck
2) Bettini
3) Schumacher
Watch out for the winner of last year Tour L'Avenir, Lars Bak. He
just rode his first Grand Tour where he did very well, especially in
the last week.
He can't win it yet, but he will be theere in the final lap. I think
that the small danish team will ride the final in support for Frank
Schelck, after Jacob Piils injury.
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Morten Reippuert Knudsen :-) <http://blog.reippuert.dk>
2006 Merlin Works CR-3/2.5, 1998 Chorus 9-speed suppleret med billigt
Mirage 06 bras der er langt bedre...
Morten Reippuert Knudsen said:Kurgan Gringioni said:Dumbasses -
Quoted message said:The obvious pick is Vinokourov. Got the best post-Vuelta form and the
guy is fully capable of winning such a big one day race. Only weakness
in him is the depth of his team.Quoted message said:Rider I'd like to see win: Horner (duh)
1) Schleck
2) Bettini
3) SchumacherWatch out for the winner of last year Tour L'Avenir, Lars Bak. He
just rode his first Grand Tour where he did very well, especially in
the last week.
He can't win it yet, but he will be theere in the final lap. I think
that the small danish team will ride the final in support for Frank
Schelck, after Jacob Piils injury.--
Morten Reippuert Knudsen :-) <http://blog.reippuert.dk>2006 Merlin Works CR-3/2.5, 1998 Chorus 9-speed suppleret med billigt
Mirage 06 bras der er langt bedre...
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Schumacher
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Quoted message said:Dumbasses -
The obvious pick is Vinokourov. Got the best post-Vuelta form and the
guy is fully capable of winning such a big one day race. Only weakness
in him is the depth of his team.Rider I'd like to see win: Horner (duh)
thanks,
K. Gringioni.
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Quoted message said:Dumbasses -
The obvious pick is Vinokourov. Got the best post-Vuelta form and the
guy is fully capable of winning such a big one day race. Only weakness
in him is the depth of his team.Rider I'd like to see win: Horner (duh)
thanks,
K. Gringioni.
Kurgan Gringioni said:Dumbasses -
The obvious pick is Vinokourov. Got the best post-Vuelta form and the
guy is fully capable of winning such a big one day race. Only weakness
in him is the depth of his team.Rider I'd like to see win: Horner (duh)
thanks,
K. Gringioni.
The depth of Horny's team is questionable, too. He (and every other
breakaway opportunist) will have to count on the Spaniards and Italians
failing to crank and break the sprinters like Hushovd and Zabel, as
they're apparently planning. Or else they have to conserve their
energy, then fly off only after everyone else is pooped from said cranking.
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