Excuse the off-topic, it is about time we did our silly little picks again. Bettini will have been the last "predicted" champion for quite a while, all the guys like Schumacher and Pozzato hyping themselves are doomed (marked, and the course seems to favor a small bunch sprint anyway). That's obviously too hard to call, so best bet seems a last-km break catching the tenors off-guard. For the heck of it, Karsten Kroon.
While I'm at it, Cancellara in the TT obviously (true stunt pick huh). Too ignorant of the current women's and U23 current goings-on to play, I'm afraid.
Excuse the off-topic, it is about time we did our silly little picks again. Bettini will have been the last "predicted" champion for quite a while, all the guys like Schumacher and Pozzato hyping themselves are doomed (marked, and the course seems to favor a small bunch sprint anyway). That's obviously too hard to call, so best bet seems a last-km break catching the tenors off-guard. For the heck of it, Karsten Kroon.
While I'm at it, Cancellara in the TT obviously (true stunt pick huh). Too ignorant of the current women's and U23 current goings-on to play, I'm afraid.
greets Alexander
In the men's ITT, my pick is either David Millar, or some doper.
It's one or the other,
-- Ryan Cousineau [email hidden] http://www.wiredcola.com/ "I don't want kids who are thinking about going into mathematics to think that they have to take drugs to succeed." -Paul Erdos
Excuse the off-topic, it is about time we did our silly little picks again. Bettini will have been the last "predicted" champion for quite a while, all the guys like Schumacher and Pozzato hyping themselves are doomed (marked, and the course seems to favor a small bunch sprint anyway). That's obviously too hard to call, so best bet seems a last-km break catching the tenors off-guard. For the heck of it, Karsten Kroon.
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While I'm at it, Cancellara in the TT obviously (true stunt pick huh). Too ignorant of the current women's and U23 current goings-on to play, I'm afraid.
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greets Alexander
In the men's ITT, my pick is either David Millar, or some doper.
It's one or the other,
-- Ryan Cousineau [email hidden]://www.wiredcola.com/ "I don't want kids who are thinking about going into mathematics to think that they have to take drugs to succeed." -Paul Erdos
Jason McCartney in the TT. Samu Sanchez in the RR.
On Sep 25, 1:05 am, "Alexander Lackner" <[email hidden]>
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Excuse the off-topic, it is about time we did our silly little picks again. Bettini will have been the last "predicted" champion for quite a while, all the guys like Schumacher and Pozzato hyping themselves are doomed (marked, and the course seems to favor a small bunch sprint anyway). That's obviously too hard to call, so best bet seems a last-km break catching the tenors off-guard. For the heck of it, Karsten Kroon.
While I'm at it, Cancellara in the TT obviously (true stunt pick huh). Too ignorant of the current women's and U23 current goings-on to play, I'm afraid.
