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| Kirchen_75 |
Posted on 27-08-2017 07:51
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Wheres Vanmarcke gonna end up? And hopefully Woods doesnt go to Sky. |
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| weirdskyfan64 |
Posted on 27-08-2017 08:25
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The Cannondale-Garmin merger was a mistake on the part of Vaughters. May have seemed a good idea at the time, but as soon as Sagan left they just had the Garmin team plus a few Cannondale squad members. Then Martin and Hesjedal left and eventually it was just Uran, Vanmarcke, Rolland, Phinney and a PCT- standard team.
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| rfsm89 |
Posted on 27-08-2017 12:40
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Bernal to Sky is a done deal. |
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| aldrofj |
Posted on 27-08-2017 13:02
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With Cannondale's death, we have eleven more free riders.
→  Brendan Canty
→  Hugh Carthy
→  Joe Dombrowski
→  Sebastian Langeveld
→ Taylor Phinney
→  Pierre Rolland
→ Andrew Talansky
→  Rigoberto Uran
→  Tom van Asbroeck
→ Dylan van Baarle
→ Sep Vanmarcke
There are some great deals in this list, especially for the cobbled races. It is possible that teams like Quick-Step or Lotto Soudal take one or two of these riders to reinforce their teams. |
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| ivaneurope |
Posted on 27-08-2017 13:54
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aldrofj wrote:
→ Brendan Canty - Orica
→ Hugh Carthy - Team Sky
→ Joe Dombrowski - BMC
→ Sebastian Langeveld - Roompot
→ Taylor Phinney - Axeon
→ Pierre Rolland - Vital Concept
→ Andrew Talansky - Axeon
→ Rigoberto Uran - Astana
→ Tom van Asbroeck - Quick Step
→ Dylan van Baarle - Quick Step
→ Sep Vanmarcke - Wanty
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| bah |
Posted on 27-08-2017 14:43
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ivaneurope wrote:
aldrofj wrote:
→ Brendan Canty - Orica
→ Hugh Carthy - Team Sky
→ Joe Dombrowski - BMC
→ Sebastian Langeveld - Roompot
→ Taylor Phinney - Axeon
→ Pierre Rolland - Vital Concept
→ Andrew Talansky - Axeon
→ Rigoberto Uran - Astana
→ Tom van Asbroeck - Quick Step
→ Dylan van Baarle - Quick Step
→ Sep Vanmarcke - Wanty
Axeon is a development team. They want to be PCT only so they can ride California again. They have no interest in those riders and no budget even if they were interested |
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| hillis91 |
Posted on 27-08-2017 15:01
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They are crowd funding now, so not dead in the waters yet!
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| sutty68 |
Posted on 27-08-2017 19:40
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aldrofj wrote:
With Cannondale's death, we have eleven more free riders.
→ Brendan Canty
→ Hugh Carthy
→ Joe Dombrowski
→ Sebastian Langeveld
→ Taylor Phinney
→ Pierre Rolland
→ Andrew Talansky
→ Rigoberto Uran
→ Tom van Asbroeck
→ Dylan van Baarle
→ Sep Vanmarcke
There are some great deals in this list, especially for the cobbled races. It is possible that teams like Quick-Step or Lotto Soudal take one or two of these riders to reinforce their teams.
Wonder where Uran will end up  |
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| AbhishekLFC |
Posted on 28-08-2017 05:10
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sutty68 wrote:
aldrofj wrote:
With Cannondale's death, we have eleven more free riders.
→ Brendan Canty
→ Hugh Carthy
→ Joe Dombrowski
→ Sebastian Langeveld
→ Taylor Phinney
→ Pierre Rolland
→ Andrew Talansky
→ Rigoberto Uran
→ Tom van Asbroeck
→ Dylan van Baarle
→ Sep Vanmarcke
There are some great deals in this list, especially for the cobbled races. It is possible that teams like Quick-Step or Lotto Soudal take one or two of these riders to reinforce their teams.
Wonder where Uran will end up
My best guess would be one of the Middle East teams.
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| Kiserlovski01 |
Posted on 28-08-2017 08:44
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Amezqueta and Rodriguez both join Caja Rural from Wilier:
https://www.teamcajarural-segurosrga....yecto-2018
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| ivaneurope |
Posted on 28-08-2017 09:17
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AbhishekLFC wrote:
sutty68 wrote:
aldrofj wrote:
With Cannondale's death, we have eleven more free riders.
→ Brendan Canty
→ Hugh Carthy
→ Joe Dombrowski
→ Sebastian Langeveld
→ Taylor Phinney
→ Pierre Rolland
→ Andrew Talansky
→ Rigoberto Uran
→ Tom van Asbroeck
→ Dylan van Baarle
→ Sep Vanmarcke
There are some great deals in this list, especially for the cobbled races. It is possible that teams like Quick-Step or Lotto Soudal take one or two of these riders to reinforce their teams.
Wonder where Uran will end up
My best guess would be one of the Middle East teams.
UAE and Bahrain already have leaders - Aru and Nibali. My best guess is Astana
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Posted on 24-11-2024 21:31
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| matt17br |
Posted on 28-08-2017 10:42
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Glad they will, they're both very talented climbers and Caja Rural is a much better place to develop than Wilier unfortunately.
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| Selwink |
Posted on 28-08-2017 11:58
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In a shocking turn of events Sunweb signs Hindley and Storer
https://teamsunweb...lcome-jai/
https://teamsunweb...e-michael/
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| Paul23 |
Posted on 28-08-2017 13:42
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ivaneurope wrote:
AbhishekLFC wrote:
sutty68 wrote:
aldrofj wrote:
With Cannondale's death, we have eleven more free riders.
→ Brendan Canty
→ Hugh Carthy
→ Joe Dombrowski
→ Sebastian Langeveld
→ Taylor Phinney
→ Pierre Rolland
→ Andrew Talansky
→ Rigoberto Uran
→ Tom van Asbroeck
→ Dylan van Baarle
→ Sep Vanmarcke
There are some great deals in this list, especially for the cobbled races. It is possible that teams like Quick-Step or Lotto Soudal take one or two of these riders to reinforce their teams.
Wonder where Uran will end up
My best guess would be one of the Middle East teams.
UAE and Bahrain already have leaders - Aru and Nibali. My best guess is Astana
Maybe QST again?
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| bah |
Posted on 28-08-2017 13:45
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Uran already signed with Astana.
But the contract is only valid if Cannondale can't find the money by September 10th. |
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| Aquarius97 |
Posted on 28-08-2017 14:04
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Pavel Sivakov and Kristoffer Halvorsen sign for Team Sky, the first one for three years
https://www.teamsky.com/article/pavel...r-team-sky
https://www.teamsky.com/article/young...s-team-sky
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| Miguel98 |
Posted on 28-08-2017 14:11
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Lel, Sky is taking all the U23's over. This is ridicolous. |
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| Selwink |
Posted on 28-08-2017 14:11
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With Bernal as well it looks like Sky will just try to win everything there is for the next 15 years in the mountains
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| roturn |
Posted on 28-08-2017 14:17
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On one hand it sucks to see so many big talents going this way. Then again seeing how cycling is working financially, it`s probably their savest way to develop pretty much knowing there will still be money for them in 2-3-4 years time.
Too many teams suddenly have to give up due to financial problems the way the money is been rewarded at the moment. |
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| matt17br |
Posted on 28-08-2017 14:17
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Sky is not extremely good at developing talents - understandably too, their team is too good to have them as leaders or have free roles in any races - so there's a chance that most of the youngsters they're signing won't live up to their hype.
Which yeah, is kinda sad, since the last 3 they've signed are some of the most exciting prospects of the last years.
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