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Tirreno - Adriatico 2013
Ian Butler
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Posted on 04-03-2013 14:02
Profiles (6 March - 12 March)


TTT

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ITT

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Palmares

2012 NIBALI Vincenzo
2011 EVANS Cadel
2010 GARZELLI Stefano
2009 SCARPONI Michele
2008 CANCELLARA Fabian
2007 KLÖDEN Andreas
2006 DEKKER Thomas
2005 FREIRE GOMEZ Oscar
2004 BETTINI Paolo
2003 POZZATO Filippo


Startlist

Spoiler

ASTANA PRO TEAM
1 NIBALI Vincenzo Italy
2 GRUZDEV Dmitriy Kazahkstan
3 VANOTTI Alessandro Italy
4 BRAJKOVIC Janez Slovenia
5 KESSIAKOFF Fredrik Sweden
6 MURAVYEV Dmitriy Kazahkstan
7 TIRALONGO Paolo Italy
8 AGNOLI Valerio Italy
AG2R LA MONDIALE
11 NOCENTINI Rinaldo Italy
12 BELLETTI Manuel Italy
13 APPOLLONIO Davide Italy
14 CHAINEL Steve France
15 GASTAUER Ben Luxembourg
16 GEORGES Sylvain France
17 MONTAGUTI Matteo Italy
18 POZZOVIVO Domenico Italy
BLANCO PRO CYCLING TEAM
21 SLAGTER Tom Jelte Netherlands
22 BOOM Lars Netherlands
23 MARTENS Paul Germany
24 MOLLEMA Bauke Netherlands
25 NORDHAUG Lars Petter Norway
26 TANKINK Bram Netherlands
27 VANMARCKE Sep Belgium
28 WYNANTS Maarten Belgium
BMC RACING TEAM
31 EVANS Cadel Australia
32 HUSHOVD Thor Norway
33 LODEWYCK Klaas Belgium
34 PHINNEY Taylor United States
35 CUMMINGS Steven United Kingdom
36 QUINZIATO Manuel Italy
37 SCHÄR Michael Switzerland
38 VAN AVERMAET Greg Belgium
CANNONDALE
41 SAGAN Peter Slovakia
42 MOSER Moreno Italy
43 CARUSO Damiano Italy
44 BODNAR Maciek Poland
45 DALL'ANTONIA Tiziano Italy
46 KOREN Kristjan Slovenia
47 MARANGONI Alan Italy
48 SABATINI Fabio Italy
EUSKALTEL - EUSKADI
51 SANCHEZ GONZALEZ Samuel Spain
52 AZANZA SOTO Jorge Spain
53 BRAVO OIARBIDE Garikoitz Spain
54 GARCIA AMBROA Ricardo Spain
55 MARTINEZ DE ESTEBAN Egoi Spain
56 MINGUEZ AYALA Miguel Spain
57 TAMOURIDIS Ioannis Greece
58 VRECER Robert Slovenia
FDJ
61 DEMARE Arnaud France
62 CASAR Sandy France
63 FISCHER Murilo Antonio Brazil
64 DELAGE Mickael France
65 MANGEL Laurent France
66 ROUX Anthony France
67 PINEAU Cedric France
68 VICHOT Arthur France
GARMIN - SHARP
71 DEKKER Thomas Netherlands
72 DENNIS Rohan Australia
73 FARRAR Tyler United States
74 HUNTER Robert South Africa
75 MARTIN Daniel Ireland
76 NAVARDAUSKAS Ramunas Lithuania
77 NUYENS Nick Belgium
78 ROSSELER Sébastien Belgium
KATUSHA TEAM
81 GUSEV Vladimir Russia
82 ISAYCHEV Vladimir Russia
83 KOLOBNEV Alexandr Russia
84 VICIOSO ARCOS Angel Spain
85 KUSCHYNSKI Aleksandr Belarus
86 MORENO FERNANDEZ Daniel Spain
87 PAOLINI Luca Italy
88 RODRIGUEZ OLIVER Joaquin Spain
LAMPRE - MERIDA
91 BONO Matteo Italy
92 FERRARI Roberto Italy
93 CUNEGO Damiano Italy
95 NIEMIEC Przemyslaw Poland
96 MALORI Adriano Italy
97 PIETROPOLLI Daniele Italy
98 POZZATO Filippo Italy
LOTTO - BELISOL TEAM
101 REYNES MIMO Vicente Spain
102 GREIPEL André Germany
103 HANSEN Adam Australia
104 HENDERSON Gregory New Zealand
105 KAISEN Olivier Belgium
106 ROELANDTS Jurgen Belgium
107 SIEBERG Marcel Germany
108 VANENDERT Jelle Belgium
MOVISTAR TEAM
111 AMADOR BIKKAZAKOVA Andrey Costa Rica
112 CAPECCHI Eros Italy
113 CASTROVIEJO NICOLAS Jonathan Spain
114 COBO ACEBO Juan Jose Spain
115 INTXAUSTI ELORRIAGA Benat Spain
116 DOWSETT Alex United Kingdom
117 VENTOSO ALBERDI Francisco José Spain
118 VISCONTI Giovanni Italy
MTN - QHUBEKA
121 CIOLEK Gerald Germany
122 REIMER Martin Germany
123 KONOVALOVAS Ignatas Lithuania
124 SBARAGLI Kristian Italy
125 PARDILLA BELLON Sergio Spain
126 STAUFF Andreas Germany
127 THOMSON Jay Robert South Africa
128 VENTER Jacobus South Africa
OMEGA PHARMA - QUICKSTEP CYCLING TEAM
131 CAVENDISH Mark United Kingdom
132 STEEGMANS Gert Belgium
133 KWIATKOWSKI Michal Poland
134 VAN KEIRSBULCK Guillaume Belgium
135 MARTIN Tony Germany
136 STYBAR Zdenek Czech Republic
137 TERPSTRA Niki Netherlands
138 VELITS Martin Slovakia
ORICA GREENEDGE
141 GOSS Matthew Harley Australia
142 DOCKER Mitchell Australia
143 IMPEY Daryl South Africa
144 LANCASTER Brett Australia
145 LANGEVELD Sebastian Netherlands
146 MOURIS Jens Netherlands
147 O'GRADY Stuart Australia
148 TUFT Svein Canada
RADIOSHACK LEOPARD
151 CANCELLARA Fabian Switzerland
152 DEVOLDER Stijn Belgium
153 HONDO Danilo Germany
154 HORNER Christopher United States
155 NIZZOLO Giacomo Italy
156 POPOVYCH Yaroslav Ukraine
157 RAST Grégory Switzerland
158 SCHLECK Andy Luxembourg
SKY PROCYCLING
161 CATALDO Dario Italy
162 DOMBROWSKI Joseph Lloyd United States
163 FROOME Christopher United Kingdom
164 HENAO MONTOYA Sergio Colombia
165 KENNAUGH Peter United Kingdom
166 KNEES Christian Germany
167 PUCCIO Salvatore Italy
168 URAN Rigoberto Colombia
TEAM ARGOS - SHIMANO
172 DEGENKOLB John Germany
173 DUMOULIN Tom Netherlands
174 FROHLINGER Johannes Germany
175 GESCHKE Simon Germany
176 SINKELDAM Ramon Netherlands
177 SPRICK Matthieu France
178 TIMMER Albert Netherlands
TEAM NETAPP - ENDURA
VOSS Paul Germany
181 BARTA Jan Czech Republic
182 BENEDETTI Cesare Italy
183 CAMANO ORTUZAR Iker Spain
184 DE LA CRUZ MELGAREJO David Spain
185 HUZARSKI Bartosz Poland
186 KONIG Leopold Czech Republic
187 PIMENTA COSTA MENDES José Joao Portugal
188 SCHORN Daniel Austria
TEAM SAXO - TINKOFF
191 CONTADOR VELASCO Alberto Spain
192 BENNATI Daniele Italy
193 HERNANDEZ BLAZQUEZ Jesus Spain
194 BOARO Manuele Italy
195 TOSATTO Matteo Italy
196 ROGERS Michael Australia
197 KREUZIGER Roman Czech Republic
198 PAULINHO Sergio Miguel Moreira Portugal
VACANSOLEIL - DCM PRO CYCLING TEAM
201 BOLE Grega Slovenia
202 FLECHA GIANNONI Juan Antonio Spain
203 LAGUTIN Sergey Uzbekistan
204 MARCATO Marco Italy
205 MARCZYNSKI Tomasz Poland
206 POELS Wouter Netherlands
207 VAN POPPEL Boy Netherlands
208 SELVAGGI Mirko Italy
VINI FANTINI
211 GATTO Oscar Italy
212 CHICCHI Francesco Italy
213 FINETTO Mauro Italy
214 HULSMANS Kevin Belgium
215 FAILLI Francesco Italy
216 RABOTTINI Matteo Italy
217 SANTAMBROGIO Mauro Italy
218 GARZELLI Stefano Italy


Last startlist changes
04-03 13:58DeletedTABORRE FabioITAVIN
04-03 13:58AddedFAILLI FrancescoITAVIN
04-03 13:58DeletedPRONI AlessandroITAVIN
04-03 13:58AddedGARZELLI StefanoITAVIN
04-03 12:42DeletedFAVILLI EliaITALAM
Edited by Ian Butler on 05-03-2013 08:43
 
Avin Wargunnson
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Posted on 04-03-2013 14:10
Nice preview Ian.

For me, it is Nibali vs. Contador vs. Purito vs. Sky showdown, i think Contador will win it with help from very strong team, or Froome will.

Another Greipel vs. Cav battle, i wonder if Sagan or Degenkolb can challenge them on some of the "easier stages.Anyway 2nd road stage and last road stage could be best bets for Peter and Degenkolb.
I'll be back
 
sutty68
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Posted on 04-03-2013 14:35
Cannot wait to see another Froome and Contadoe battle Wink
 
Spilak23
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Posted on 04-03-2013 14:37
I'm looking forward to see how Sagan does in Chieti this year. With Lanciano staying in the route.
 
aidanvn13
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Posted on 04-03-2013 15:55
MTN - Qhubeka: The first African team in a WT race. Pretty cool Grin I'm pretty excited to see how Jay Thompson's new NC jersey looks
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flyingspurs
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Posted on 04-03-2013 16:01
where's andy schleck?Shock
 
LLDS
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Posted on 04-03-2013 16:14
flyingspurs wrote:
where's andy schleck?Shock


I was thinking the same.
 
Ian Butler
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Posted on 04-03-2013 16:15
Isn't Schleck on the list? Strange, this list is from the site from Tirreno...
 
ruben
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Posted on 04-03-2013 16:45
Dekker to dominate.

Oh no sorry that was 7 years ago. My bad.
 
issoisso
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Posted on 04-03-2013 17:11
No, that wasn't 7 years ago either Pfft

Everyone was waiting for the mountains and he just kinda sorta got left with the lead after the mountain stage was cancelled.

But hey, cheer up. Vaughters says that while Dekker can't reach his 2008 level without drugs, he can reach his 2007 Tirreno winning level!
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Kalach
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Posted on 04-03-2013 17:13
Hi all,

What do you think about Cadel Evans chances against Nibali, Contador and Froome?
 
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issoisso
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Posted on 04-03-2013 17:22
Not the best, but depends on form.
But honestly, he's 36, it's unlikely he can ever go back to his best, he's almost certainly on the downward slope and getting worse every year.

Although the same likely applies to Contador
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ruben
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Posted on 04-03-2013 17:27
Only partly true Isso. Dekker had ambitions for the win in Tirreno (well known to everyone) that year and was leading after the TT ready to defend for the motni delle laga. Yes a climb, but not really as serious as the mt stages the past few years. Also, he reconned that climb before. Don't think he would have lost that lead that year. In stead they had an easy stage to Macerate yeah.. but still
 
fcancellara
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Posted on 04-03-2013 17:31
Don't you think your opinion might be a little biased, ruben?
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issoisso
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Posted on 04-03-2013 17:33
Jaksche was in one hell of a form. With the time bonuses he'd just need to finish ahead of Dekker. More importantly, 2006 Basso was stalking at less than a minute Smile
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Spilak23
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Posted on 04-03-2013 17:34
fcancellara wrote:
Don't you think your opinion might be a little biased, ruben?


I remember the race. Think Ruben is quite right. Dekker rode a strong timetrial and it looked very hard for his opponents to overtake him, no matter how hard that stage was.
 
Kalach
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Posted on 04-03-2013 17:41
issoisso wrote:
Not the best, but depends on form.
But honestly, he's 36, it's unlikely he can ever go back to his best, he's almost certainly on the downward slope and getting worse every year.

Although the same likely applies to Contador


Hmm I think it doesnt matter that he is 36. I would say he still has capabilities to win however in climbing he is not equal to Contador or Froome. Anyway Armstrong in his 37 ended third in TDF. He declared that in 2009 he had not been cheating. But yeaaaah, who knows Grin
 
matosos
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Posted on 04-03-2013 17:45
I think its going to be a very tight race.I don't see many diferences being made in the stage of prato di tivo and just like last year the winner will be decide in the final time trial.Also looking forward too see the first battles between cav and greipel and i give the edge to the gorilla because lotto sprint train is looking really sharp.
 
flyingspurs
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Posted on 04-03-2013 18:07
Ian Butler wrote:
Isn't Schleck on the list? Strange, this list is from the site from Tirreno...

Fabian Cancellara, Stijn Devolder, Danilo Hondo, Chris Horner, Giacomo Nizzolo, Yaroslav Popovych, Hayden Roulston and Andy Schleck will defend the team colors in Tirreno-Adriatico, under the direction of Kim Andersen and Dirk Demol.

From radioshack homepage Pfft
 
Ian Butler
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Posted on 04-03-2013 18:21
Okay, must've been a mistake on the site, I edited it!
 
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