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| Dusen |
Posted on 31-07-2017 19:14
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LuckyLukas wrote:
Being placed in u23 races means nothing, you can look at many of the riders doing well there, being nobodies in the pro peloton. If they even have a profesional contract. He has been on the World tour since 2014 with zero wins to his record, and now suddenly he bags 4 wins in a row. I don't buy it.
Having zero pro wins for a long time doesn't mean anything either. Just look at Benoot. I wouldn't be surprised if he still wins two or three races this season. Teuns doesn't come from nowhere. You only have to look at his results at the ardennes classics. I think it was only a matter of time until he wins his first pro races.
All you have to do is look at his race calender for the past few years. Now suddenly when his contract runs out he starts winning. Seen this to many times, the "golden contract year". |
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| Kalach |
Posted on 31-07-2017 19:18
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Dusen wrote:
LuckyLukas wrote:
Being placed in u23 races means nothing, you can look at many of the riders doing well there, being nobodies in the pro peloton. If they even have a profesional contract. He has been on the World tour since 2014 with zero wins to his record, and now suddenly he bags 4 wins in a row. I don't buy it.
Having zero pro wins for a long time doesn't mean anything either. Just look at Benoot. I wouldn't be surprised if he still wins two or three races this season. Teuns doesn't come from nowhere. You only have to look at his results at the ardennes classics. I think it was only a matter of time until he wins his first pro races.
All you have to do is look at his race calender for the past few years. Now suddenly when his contract runs out he starts winning. Seen this to many times, the "golden contract year".
You should look for suspicious things somewhere else not at Teuns. No reason for that.
Everybody has a plan until they get punched in the mouth.
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| Kirchen_75 |
Posted on 31-07-2017 20:03
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Nothing suspicious about Teuns. All I see is steady progress and now hes in peak shape. He's the next puncheur superstar.
Actually impressed how well Sagan did on this stage. Incredible ride. |
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| Aquarius97 |
Posted on 31-07-2017 20:06
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Also, this can't be Teuns contract year. He was a stagiare in 2014, so he signed a two-year contract until 2016 (neo-pro contract). There is no way that he signed just one year for this contract.
And on top of thaf, BMC never reveals lenght of contract
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Posted on 31-07-2017 20:17
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Aquarius97 wrote:
Also, this can't be Teuns contract year. He was a stagiare in 2014, so he signed a two-year contract until 2016 (neo-pro contract). There is no way that he signed just one year for this contract.
And on top of thaf, BMC never reveals lenght of contract
BMC did reveal length of contract when Andy Rihs talked about maybe ending sponsorship this spring. He said only Porte has a contract beyond 2017.
They didn't give anyone else contracts beyond 2017 because they can't guarantee sponsorship. Same with Quickstep.
Turns out sponsorship will continue so they started signing new contracts but I didn't hear about Teuns signing one so far |
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| Ian Butler |
Posted on 31-07-2017 20:54
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Kirchen_75 wrote:
Actually impressed how well Sagan did on this stage. Incredible ride.
Aerodynamic hairdo. |
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| Ollfardh |
Posted on 31-07-2017 21:38
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Seriously, look at the guys Teuns beat in Wallonnie, nothing impressive about that. Today he had a great win that looks like natural progress after he already did well in 2016, although he had no wins.
So basicly aany young rider winning a few in a row is suspicious. I guess that makes sense, I never trusted that Sagan guy when he took 2 Paris-nice stages. He's probably doping as well!
Changed my sig, this was getting absurd.
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| Dusen |
Posted on 31-07-2017 21:56
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Impressive the amount of heat you can get on this forum, for a comment. Anyway to close this one down.
I got my Sagan avatar around early 2015, before he went full on beast, i wouldn't bet a dime on him passing a lie detector test on his cleaness today. Maybe he was already juiced before 2015, chances are good, but we don't know.
Teuns has done nothing in the past 3 years, he hasn't been close to any wins and then when the "golden contract year" comes knocking, he gets third in Fleche Wallone and goes complete beast mode in Wallonie and now here in Poland. It looks weird.
Now considering that I myself wouldn't bet a dime on Sagan, why freak out about Teuns then? Well, if there is one thing that can piss me off, it's riders who haven't done shit-nickel in their past seasons, and then suddenly takes home 5-7 wins on a contract season. We've all seen cycling long enough to know that often times this isn't just "extra motivation" that does the trick.
I'll give you that me calling him out like that, was uncalled for, but I stick to my opinion that his performance is suspicious.
Now let's get back to commenting on the races. We can make a clinic thread for this kind of stuff. |
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| Kalach |
Posted on 31-07-2017 22:16
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Teuns is a young potential talented puncher. BMC knew that or saw a potential thats why they had signed him from their development team.
Every rider has different time in career when he come out of the dark and becomes more visible to the others. I would not call it as suspicious. He is young, he has potential and maybe from this year onwards we are going to see him more and more upfront. I would call it suspicious if he will not be able to confirm this results in the near future. So maybe we should wait and see 
Everybody has a plan until they get punched in the mouth.
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* 1st Tour de Suisse ('23)
* 1st Tour de Romandie ('19, '18)
* 1st Tour de Pologne ('20, '19)
* 2nd Tour of California ('19)
* 2nd Tour de Suisse ('18)
* 3rd Tour de France ('23, '21)
* 3rd Giro d’Italia ('22)
* 3rd Vuelta Espana ('23)
* 3rd Autumn Classics ('19, '18)
* 9th Spring Classics ('18)
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| Dusen |
Posted on 31-07-2017 22:28
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Kalach wrote:
Teuns is a young potential talented puncher. BMC knew that or saw a potential thats why they had signed him from their development team.
Every rider has different time in career when he come out of the dark and becomes more visible to the others. I would not call it as suspicious. He is young, he has potential and maybe from this year onwards we are going to see him more and more upfront. I would call it suspicious if he will not be able to confirm this results in the near future. So maybe we should wait and see
True. if he does "shit-nickel" (yes i made that term up myself ) next year, then this breaktrough season he has had, suddenly looks a bit off. But you are right, I was way to fast out of the startblock with this one considering his age and all. |
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Posted on 01-08-2017 06:27
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PCM Sagan is real 
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| Avin Wargunnson |
Posted on 01-08-2017 06:57
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Great stage from Sagan, the guy is fresh and on the hunt after the Tour jury disgraceful move, will be a great triple WC in Autumn. 
And when i see him climb in such a fashion, i wonder what could happen with him dropping some 10kgs, if he gets bored of being "punchy sprinting flat beast".
Teuns with fantastic ride though and deserved win!
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| deek12345 |
Posted on 01-08-2017 15:07
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Vuelta a Burgos live on the bike channnel |
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Posted on 01-08-2017 15:30
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LANDA wins stage one Vuelta a Burgos |
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| Shonak |
Posted on 01-08-2017 17:55
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Awesome. He should just do Vuelta, too. 
"It’s a little bit scary when Contador attacks." - Tommy V
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| Aquarius97 |
Posted on 01-08-2017 18:02
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Ewan wins stage 4 of Tour de Pologne, ahead of Van Poppel and Sagan, who increase his lead on GC
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Posted on 01-08-2017 18:54
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Banaszek 9th |
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| murao22 |
Posted on 01-08-2017 19:07
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Sagan is looking here tired, this interview was funny medley of Polish, Slovak and English language
https://www.youtu...HMqxcwZF5o |
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| Aquarius97 |
Posted on 03-08-2017 15:53
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Landa wins Vuelta a Burgos stage 3 in Picon Blanco MTF
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Posted on 03-08-2017 16:18
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Landa, De la Cruz, Mas and Roson... Spain's next big generation coming in. 
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