itsmichael wrote:
Vuelta starts next year a month earlier, same for the eneco tour, who will be 6 days instead of 8. <- according to the pre-release of the 2011 calender
Are your sure? Do you have a link or something? That'd mean that the Vuelta starts in late July, which would be a suicide, so there must be a mistake somewhere.
Bretagne-Schuller will ride in the second division next year, which is the Continental Pro level at the moment (but I think divisions name will change with the Pro Tour vanishing, right ?).
Aquarius wrote:
Bretagne-Schuller will ride in the second division next year, which is the Continental Pro level at the moment (but I think divisions name will change with the Pro Tour vanishing, right ?).
I didn't realise they were getting rid of the Pro Tour.
It sounds like the kind of plan Waghlon would have.
Aquarius wrote:
Bretagne-Schuller will ride in the second division next year, which is the Continental Pro level at the moment (but I think divisions name will change with the Pro Tour vanishing, right ?).
I think Caja Rural will do the same. My french ain't the best thing on earth...
1. in 2011 is the tour of the gila no longer a National event, but a 2.1 race
2. Australia presented 15 names for the world.. on august 24, the final names will be presented.
the 15:Baden Cooke, Allan Davis, Cadel Evans (maybe TT), Simon Gerrans, Matthew Goss, Adam Hansen, Heinrich Haussler, Mathew Hayman, Robbie Mcewen, Stuart O'Grady Oam, Richie Porte (maybe TT), Mark Renshaw, Michael Rogers (maybe TT), Wesley Sulzberger and Chris Sutton
Aquarius wrote:
Bretagne-Schuller will ride in the second division next year, which is the Continental Pro level at the moment (but I think divisions name will change with the Pro Tour vanishing, right ?).
I didn't realise they were getting rid of the Pro Tour.
It sounds like the kind of plan Waghlon would have.
It sounds more like the premise of yet another PCM-story with a tiny team who suddenly signs Thomas Dekker and tries to compete in ProTour events.
itsmichael wrote:
2. Australia presented 15 names for the world.. on august 24, the final names will be presented.
the 15:Baden Cooke, Allan Davis, Cadel Evans (maybe TT), Simon Gerrans, Matthew Goss, Adam Hansen, Heinrich Haussler, Mathew Hayman, Robbie Mcewen, Stuart O'Grady Oam, Richie Porte (maybe TT), Mark Renshaw, Michael Rogers (maybe TT), Wesley Sulzberger and Chris Sutton
strong lineup there.
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