francopell wrote:
How are we going to do the results. Will you control an awful team and watch?

SSJ2Luigi wrote:

if i remember correctly he will be a one man team and watch the race

ggDonovan wrote:
Just to make the things clear:

- 26 races? (please clarify something about optional classics)

- 148 racing days? (please clarify something about 15 days GTs and optional classics)

- 60 limit per rider? (still I think is too much given the normal size of a PT team [25-30]. The optimal would be 50 days)

- Overlapping races? Yes or no?

- No fitness schedules (please confirm). If we can't set our fitness schedules. Random fitness or fixed fitness for the races?
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EDIT:

WT in Default DB 2011

#	RACE	DAYS	# Riders
1	Tour Down Under	6	7
2	Paris-Nice	8	8
3	Tirreno-Adriatico	7	8
4	Milan-San Remo	1	8
5	Tour of Catalunya	7	8
6	Gent-Wevelgem	1	8
7	Tour of Basque Country	6	8
8	Tour of Flanders	1	8
9	Paris-Roubaix	1	8
10	Amstel Gold Race	1	8
11	La Flèche Wallonne	1	8
12	Liège-Bastogne-Liège	1	8
13	Tour of Romandy	6	8
14	Giro d'Italia	21	9
15	Critérium du Dauphiné Libéré	8	8
16	Tour of Switzerland	9	8
17	Tour de France	21	9
18	San Sebastián Classic	1	8
19	Tour of Pologne	7	8
20	Eneco Tour of Benelux	8	8
21	Vuelta a España	21	9
22	Vattenfall Cyclassics	1	8
23	GP Ouest France	1	8
24	Quebec Grand Prix	1	8
25	Montreal Grand Prix	1	8
26	Tour of Lombardy	1	8

Ian Butler wrote:
When does the transfer period end, actually?

LeTrik wrote:

25/11/12 18.00 London time

TimoCycling wrote:


I thought the transfer period was 1 week, not 2.

LeTrik wrote:

Lol, imeant the 18/11/12, fixed

TimoCycling wrote:
He means 10.

Miguel98 wrote:
When the DB comes out?

LeTrik wrote:
1. All races will be raced.

2. 21 stages in GTs

3. 60 races day, will not be discussed

4. No

5. No need for fitness schedule