Hate this term.I guess the wheel suckers got what they deserved!!
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Hate this term.I guess the wheel suckers got what they deserved!!
Yeah it's not good and I don't underestimate what it takes to pick the right moves and hold the right wheels, but Gerrans & Valverde are known for their negative tactics at the ends of races.Hate this term.
Yeah it's not good and I don't underestimate what it takes to pick the right moves and hold the right wheels, but Gerrans & Valverde are known for their negative tactics at the ends of races.
The only position that matters at WC is first, if they had their time again they'd roll a turn!Both also have magnificent records. Valverde has now won 6 medals at WC.
I don't see them as negative tactics, just different types of tactics to those who attack early/regularly to win. Not everyone can be a Contador.Yeah it's not good and I don't underestimate what it takes to pick the right moves and hold the right wheels, but Gerrans & Valverde are known for their negative tactics at the ends of races.
The only position that matters at WC is first
Prefer one long ITT than 2 mid/short ones.I like it, would have preferred another ITT, and that Cervinia stage could be so much better, but it's better than this years course.
Oleg Tinkov is ready to offer a €1 million to Alberto Contador and his Grand Tour rivals if they will compete in all three Grand Tours in 2015.
Tinkov launched his Grand Tour triple challenge at the Giro d'Italia presentation in Milan after Contador confirmed that he will target a Giro d'Italia-Tour de France double. Tinkov believes that the best Grand Tour riders in professional cycling should go head to head in the three Grand Tours. He first called on riders to ride all three Grand Tours via Twitter. Now he has backed his offer with a significant cash incentive.
"If Quintana, Froome, Nibali and Contador all agree to ride all three Grand Tours, I'll get Tinkoff Bank to put up €1 million. They can have €250,000 each as an extra incentive. I think it's a good idea," Tinkov told Cyclingnews.
"It's good that Alberto is going for the Giro-Tour double but I think the biggest and best riders should race against each other and ride all three Grand Tours."
I'd prefer a long one and a 30km flat one instead of the TTT, but that seems to be the flavour of the month for Grand Tours.Prefer one long ITT than 2 mid/short ones.
Looks a decent route as always.
No chance they will, but it's amusing nonetheless.This is a great idea, hopefully they take up Tinkoff's offer.