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Pre Tour de France 2016-thread
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| Strydz |
Posted on 08-06-2016 12:42
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georgebooo wrote:
i hope this year's tdf will be as awsome as giro was. and i'll cheer up for quintana this year!
It rarely is as the big teams mark eachother to closely but here's hoping some of the big GC guys lose some time early so they are forced to attack
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| Ian Butler |
Posted on 08-06-2016 13:14
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I can only see one winner.
My Top 10 prediction:
1. Voeckler
2. Froome (+8 minutes)
3. Contador (+9 minutes)
4. Rojas Gil (+17 minutes)
5. Sagan (+19 minutes)
6. Hansen (+2 hours)
7. Nibali (+3 hours, but at +5 hours at stage 18)
8. Danny Pate (+ 3 days and a sandwich)
9. Pope Quintana I (+ 2 centuries)
10. Voeckler Jr. (+ 5 million earth rotations) |
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| jfm312 |
Posted on 08-06-2016 13:22
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baseballlover312 wrote:
I think Porte will fly on the first few mountain stages. Tejay falls off just a little but he is then behind Porte so he starts pacing for him. Porte then has his day of terror and loses 15 minutes, and BMC don't get even a top 10 out of this TDF. My prediction.
Absolutely agree. Could see it either way though with whatever guy is placed best, Tejay was 2nd then 3rd for a long time last year before blowing up so he could be the best positioned initially. But either way, even though this is probably their best and deepest squad ever, BMC will get over eager around stage 11 or 12 and have whichever guy is behind start working for the guy who is ahead, but once they think they are on the verge of a podium place it explodes in their face with a massive crack, and they guy who was working for the other ends up in a better GC position when its all said and done. I'm taking it one step further though: since by that point they'll be out of it, either Porte or TJ wins on Ventoux from the break or a distance attack |
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| DiCyc |
Posted on 08-06-2016 13:26
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However he might lose 8 minutes on the two TT's. 
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| Avin Wargunnson |
Posted on 08-06-2016 13:33
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Ian got infected by "Voecklerophilia Interesantis", someone find the cure please....no, not you Waghlon, you are the one infecting him. (and as it seems, few others too).
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| Wilier |
Posted on 08-06-2016 14:07
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Ian Butler wrote:
I can only see one winner.
My Top 10 prediction:
1. Voeckler
2. Froome (+8 minutes)
3. Contador (+9 minutes)
4. Rojas Gil (+17 minutes)
5. Sagan (+19 minutes)
6. Hansen (+2 hours)
7. Nibali (+3 hours, but at +5 hours at stage 18)
8. Danny Pate (+ 3 days and a sandwich)
9. Pope Quintana I (+ 2 centuries)
10. Voeckler Jr. (+ 5 million earth rotations)
I can't see anyone beat Danny Pate, to be fair. It should be minus 3 days at least. |
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| Riis123 |
Posted on 08-06-2016 14:08
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Avin Wargunnson wrote:
Ian got infected by "Voecklerophilia Interesantis", someone find the cure please....no, not you Waghlon, you are the one infecting him. (and as it seems, few others too).
Yeah. Good old Tommy isn't what he once was, but while his abilities decreases by the day, the legend increases. What a rider. |
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| Wilier |
Posted on 08-06-2016 14:09
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Avin Wargunnson wrote:
Ian got infected by "Voecklerophilia Interesantis", someone find the cure please....no, not you Waghlon, you are the one infecting him. (and as it seems, few others too).
Just google search Laurens ten Dam. The shock will cure you right away. |
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| Strydz |
Posted on 08-06-2016 15:17
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Edited by Strydz on 08-06-2016 15:22
Hells 500 Crew and 6 x Everester
Don Rd Launching Place
Melbourne Hill Rd Warrandyte
Colby Drive Belgrave South
William Rd The Patch
David Hill Rd Monbulk
Lakeside Drive Emerald
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| Waghlon |
Posted on 08-06-2016 15:19
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I take pride in my work, and I hope for one last yellow jersey for the biggest French hero since Charles de Gaulle.
THE THOMAS VOECKLER PROPHET OF PCM DAILY
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| Luxemburger |
Posted on 08-06-2016 15:38
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Ian Butler wrote:
I can only see one winner.
My Top 10 prediction:
1. Voeckler
2. Froome (+8 minutes)
3. Contador (+9 minutes)
4. Rojas Gil (+17 minutes)
5. Sagan (+19 minutes)
6. Hansen (+2 hours)
7. Nibali (+3 hours, but at +5 hours at stage 18)
8. Danny Pate (+ 3 days and a sandwich)
9. Pope Quintana I (+ 2 centuries)
10. Voeckler Jr. (+ 5 million earth rotations)
To be realistic, Sagan should be placed second, with Nizzolo being there til he'll get disqualified  |
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| Stromeon |
Posted on 08-06-2016 16:18
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Ian Butler wrote:
I can only see one winner.
My Top 10 prediction:
1. Voeckler
2. Froome (+8 minutes)
3. Contador (+9 minutes)
4. Rojas Gil (+17 minutes)
5. Sagan (+19 minutes)
6. Hansen (+2 hours)
7. Nibali (+3 hours, but at +5 hours at stage 18)
8. Danny Pate (+ 3 days and a sandwich)
9. Pope Quintana I (+ 2 centuries)
10. Voeckler Jr. (+ 5 million earth rotations)
#Nairo4Pope
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| Miguel98 |
Posted on 08-06-2016 16:19
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Nairito my friends. Nairito. |
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| Forever the Best |
Posted on 08-06-2016 16:36
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Stromeon wrote:
Ian Butler wrote:
I can only see one winner.
My Top 10 prediction:
1. Voeckler
2. Froome (+8 minutes)
3. Contador (+9 minutes)
4. Rojas Gil (+17 minutes)
5. Sagan (+19 minutes)
6. Hansen (+2 hours)
7. Nibali (+3 hours, but at +5 hours at stage 18)
8. Danny Pate (+ 3 days and a sandwich)
9. Pope Quintana I (+ 2 centuries)
10. Voeckler Jr. (+ 5 million earth rotations)
#Nairo4Pope There is only one Pope.
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| SSJ2Luigi |
Posted on 08-06-2016 18:41
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I'm loving use of images and gifs.
I'm hoping to see this, although someone needs to go down for it to happen
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| Riis123 |
Posted on 08-06-2016 20:33
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Nairo has rightfully so garnered the most votes so far ahead of Contador and Froome. Interesting stuff, I thought Contador by far was the most liked rider on here or is this a tendency of voting with the brain instead of the heart?
I think we can rule Trofimov definitely out. Quito also needs to pulls his shit together. Why is he this bad? Weird rider.
Aru with a little resurgence. Lets see if he can carry on into the mountains. Stage 6 will be the most decisive and will be a test of who can cope with a multi-mountain stage over the MIGHTY Madeleine (why isn't this raced more often in the finale from this side in the TdF?), the place where its set in stones Landa will fly away.
Bardet gets 3 chances to show his stage hunting capabilities. My top-5 pick in the Tour looks good so far, but has lost time and will flourish. |
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| Guido Mukk |
Posted on 08-06-2016 21:21
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Arberg27 wrote:
Froome and Sagan wins of course easily again again (total and points).
Quintana takes easily second place in the last week.
Kittel wins all sprints he's in and Greipel wins all the others.
Porte, Contador and Cavendish hyped quite much before TDF starts. Porte drawers as he always does. Contador and Cavendish drawers for 6 years in a row in TDF.
Third place becomes available exciting and close + mountain jersey + youth jersey.
What ever the other predictions are.
Froome won't win 2016 TdF |
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| Shonak |
Posted on 08-06-2016 21:51
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Riis123 wrote:
Nairo has rightfully so garnered the most votes so far ahead of Contador and Froome. Interesting stuff, I thought Contador by far was the most liked rider on here or is this a tendency of voting with the brain instead of the heart?
Poor trolling 
"It’s a little bit scary when Contador attacks." - Tommy V
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| Riis123 |
Posted on 08-06-2016 21:54
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I thought I was more subtle, damn. You are too good, Phonak. |
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| Omloop |
Posted on 08-06-2016 22:04
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Personally i belive Quintana to win this years tour, he's better than Contador and I think Froome will have problems on the way. I also have faith in Gesink to do well, not win, but to finish on the podium. |
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