erm... would you believe that I thought I kept that Dubois post kind of brief, not dealing with things that don't immediately concern him?

There was quite abit more I could have referenced or touched upon but decided not to, in an attempt to avoid too long a post, looks like that plan kinda failed.

Did I miss something or why is TrekBMC posting Jandal's posts?

iirc He's only got access to daily with a phone atm, so he can't post longer posts, but he can send them to me on skype.

Haha, enjoyed every bit of it, though. You could still touch on those other points in a future post

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EDIT: Oh and this marks the end of Cook's top 10 UCI Classification. it's the 11th race without him and only now he's dropped out of the top 10

Vague taking it rather easy today but what do I care when Visconti and Welling perform like that. Guido with a big one.

Says much about Shonaks effort to the game when two of his riders fight for the win here.
In other news, my both riders were involved in a crash. There goes the hopes for the classification

Who the f*ck is Mark Hammarling I know it's a big family, but still!

it's explained a few sentences later.
I actually mistyped it and corrected but then thought: why not let the commentary make this mistake, it's an honest mistake with all these Hammarlings on the loose

Probably gonna be a new rider in a couple of seasons time

Can the world handle another Hammarling?

There's only Karl, Johan, Mikel, Erik Jnr and Kristian that have any real development. Could be fun to add another, or bring one of them across down the line. Imagine the media if Karl rocked up or a former WC in Kristian....

Let's hope the Hammarlings can be proud of Mikel in Pyeongchang, where he was 2nd last year but his form is more questionable at the moment.

It'll also be a big, big test for Goldenberg. Tied for first with Vague, but with the course favouring Vague heavily, we're left to wonder what Goldenberg can still hope to achieve against Vague with Pyeongchang, Torku, Trondheim and Ardennes left!

Alas, Milan must turn to fending off third and beyond after a lacklusture show. But amazing for Guido great for him and the team and hopefully he can get back into form.

Bauer was never going to win so that's OK, but it does mean he can't retire yet! D'Anvers down, interesting. But best of all, Louis doing well for BKCP! Maybe he can start a push for being the fifth man at worlds especially if it ends with Vandenbroucke picking the fifth guy as a domestique for Vagye rather than a free role such as Verboven. I expect Vague/Welling and Milan/Guido to be locks, and even though the Lotto boys (well, Milan) are loyal to the national team I'd expect BKCP to want to outnumber us

So Milan is now of Belgian nationality?
That post that trek posted for you was an official post about his nationality?

Yes we did discuss the turn of the year swap, didn't we?

Yes, but in private. Such a big change I thought you'd make a post about it (after the flag-post, that is, with some explaining or something)

Yeah will tackle in the upcoming post

Hang on, how many riders does Milan think fit on the podium nowadays? I'm sure that's more than 3

hmm, definitely need to get Mega Dubois post part 2 out soon, though that will probably be after Pyeongchang and it's about time Forcellini said something, he seems a little quiet recently, will try to get something from him out after work tomorrow night.

Damn, thought it said battle for the podium, rather than fill