Name	HI	ST	RS	CB	SP	AC
Lukasz Wisniowski	71	75	76	83	73	76
Danny Summerhill	72	75	71	82	69	72
Floris Gerts	78	76	80	82	72	70
Marcos Altur	70	75	70	82	72	68
David Per	70	74	75	81	74	74
Przemyslaw Kasperkiewicz	74	75	77	81	59	67
Nathan Van Hooydonck	71	75	74	80	61	72
Matteo Trentin	73	74	69	80	74	74
Edward Theuns	74	76	73	80	77	76

The main favorite from this list should be last year winner Gerts, who seems to be tailord made for this race. He’s one of the best cobblers to be here, and among them, is the best in the hills, and with good back-up skills. The Dutchman should once again bring the victory to Husky Chocolate, moreover as he comes in Hungary with a strong team.
Behind him, Summerhill won the race back in 2019 for Andorra Cycling Project, as a C1 race at the time, and was 3rd last year. He comes back in Hungary for cycleYorkshire a bit older, but probably with high ambitions.

Wisniowski (2nd last year) and Theuns (19e), less easy in the hills but with a great acceleration, are also serious contenders if the race is not hard enough, the first also being the best cobbler here.

While Kasperkiewicz is not the best in this list by any means, his teammates could put him in a good position to grab a win.

Name	HI	ST	RS	CB	SP	AC
Lukas Spengler	66	74	73	83	61	70
Mads Pedersen	69	78	80	82	78	77
Arman Kamyshev	65	81	75	82	66	60
Florian Senechal	67	79	74	82	69	74
Ruben Zepuntke	69	79	72	82	72	65
Mike Teunissen	67	77	73	81	67	69

This list contains the other great cobblers, but who are maybe less good on a uphill finish. Some already had great success this season, like Senechal in the Strada Appia Antica and Pedersen in Milano – San-Remo. The former could have to share the leadership with Kamyshev, though he’s got a less good acceleration, while Grieg-Maersk comes with a strong team of cobblers, most of them being quite decent in the hills.

baseballlover312 wrote:
PTHC has some tough fields. I guess it can't go worse than Franceville, but we obviously need it to be a lot better than that. Depth is important too on this points scale. Hopefully the hills matter and we make every split.

Thanks for the preview!

Fabianski wrote:

Sorry to say, but you won't be scoring a single point in this race (It was PTHC last year, but is PT this time)

Looking forward to the report, should be some nice carnage if raced similarly to last year

baseballlover312 wrote:
PTHC has some tough fields. I guess it can't go worse than Franceville, but we obviously need it to be a lot better than that. Depth is important too on this points scale. Hopefully the hills matter and we make every split.