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| ABridgeTooFar |
Posted on 05-10-2007 18:18
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How many days of racing do your riders generally have in a season? Do you have different amounts for your leaders and your domestiques?
Is (50) the threshold that you do not want your young riders to go past?
What is a young rider? Under 25? or just someone under (4) for experience? |
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| Addy291 |
Posted on 05-10-2007 18:21
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ABridgeTooFar wrote:
How many days of racing do your riders generally have in a season? Do you have different amounts for your leaders and your domestiques?
Is (50) the threshold that you do not want your young riders to go past?
What is a young rider? Under 25? or just someone under (4) for experience?
a young rider is under 25, maybe up to 27 even
and 50 is definatley NOT the threshold for your young riders
if they race over 30/35 days a season, then their potential weakens, and they won't be able to get as good as they would've done
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| issoisso |
Posted on 05-10-2007 18:25
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in every sport, ruling authorities define "young rider" as anyone under 23 or 24 (depends on the sport)
as for other riders, after 40 days, the maximum race fitness they can achieve starts to decrease
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| Setzel |
Posted on 05-10-2007 18:29
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I played with Gedemann 100 days ! exactly 100 days after one season he was fantastic second season won TDF !
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| ABridgeTooFar |
Posted on 05-10-2007 18:32
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Holy crap!! 100 days of racing!! I have a rider at 46 in May. His racing fitness is still at 20. Is that a bug, since it is supposed to decline after 40 racing days.
In real life, how many days of racing do the riders usually have? |
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| SportingNonsense |
Posted on 05-10-2007 18:34
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ABridgeTooFar wrote:
In real life, how many days of racing do the riders usually have?
Using the race list on Mark Cavendish's website, he has raced about 60-70 days this season.
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| Addy291 |
Posted on 05-10-2007 18:36
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but people like Sastre who last year, or the year before rode 3 GT's have over 100 race days
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| Setzel |
Posted on 05-10-2007 18:36
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Giovanni Lombardi 2004 all 3 GT that means 63 days he raced that year 100 +
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| issoisso |
Posted on 05-10-2007 18:39
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yup, a few guys every year do all 3. Rasmussen last year, Sastre as well. this year Piepoli. Brandt rode and finished all 3 
guys who don't work at the front (usually sprinters) do more races. Boonen does over 80 days every year.
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| ABridgeTooFar |
Posted on 05-10-2007 18:43
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Nice. Thanks for the info. |
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| Panaflex |
Posted on 05-10-2007 19:02
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Addy291 wrote:
if they race over 30/35 days a season, then their potential weakens, and they won't be able to get as good as they would've done
Well, it seems to have grown into an urban myth or can anyone really confirm this effect.
I have never noticed any difference between young talents, whether they've completed 20 or 60 races per season. I've had Hagen on 3 different teams doing between 30-70 reason per season and he turned out almost the same in year 3 no matter what.
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| Addy291 |
Posted on 05-10-2007 19:05
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Panaflex wrote:
Addy291 wrote:
if they race over 30/35 days a season, then their potential weakens, and they won't be able to get as good as they would've done
Well, it seems to have grown into an urban myth or can anyone really confirm this effect.
I have never noticed any difference between young talents, whether they've completed 20 or 60 races per season. I've had Hagen on 3 different teams doing between 30-70 reason per season and he turned out almost the same in year 3 no matter what.
i've just followed the urban myth
i've never got far enough to experience whether it made any difference
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| Setzel |
Posted on 05-10-2007 19:07
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Because you never play more than one season
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| Addy291 |
Posted on 05-10-2007 19:10
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setzel wrote:
Because you never play more than 4 months
and it's not my fault, i just get really bored of 1 career after a few months, it's really annoying
my furthest career = Ubbink, PPDB, 5/6 April, 1st season
Edited by Addy291 on 05-10-2007 19:12
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| Alejandro_Valverde |
Posted on 05-10-2007 19:11
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issoisso wrote:
yup, a few guys every year do all 3. Rasmussen last year, Sastre as well. this year Piepoli. Brandt rode and finished all 3
guys who don't work at the front (usually sprinters) do more races. Boonen does over 80 days every year.
It was Aerts who finished all three GTs, and he was the only one this year. Only Ongarato was the other who started all, but he gave up Le Tour
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| issoisso |
Posted on 05-10-2007 19:20
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yes, you're right. you'd be amazed how many times I say Brandt when I'm thinking Aerts
I shouldn't...Aerts was a near-top rider once...
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| SportingNonsense |
Posted on 05-10-2007 19:23
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Addy, you should just pick a team and go for it. try to complete a season at least!
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| Addy291 |
Posted on 05-10-2007 19:28
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i'll have a go with PCM Spain soon, hopefully i will get a season done, i have bought the last 3 PCM's and still have no clue what happens at the end of the season so i'll try to do it
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| Panaflex |
Posted on 05-10-2007 19:33
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I usually don't get bored until my team is basically unbeatable - then it starts to suck.
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| Setzel |
Posted on 05-10-2007 20:21
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That means 4 season for me when i have 4-5 mo man 2 cobbles guys 2 sprinters and one good hilly rider...
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