ste_18 wrote:
Well, that's what i mean:

lluuiiggii wrote:
in PCM11-12 the game automatically pastes a plis above the shirt, so it's not possible to have an actual TT plis no matter what is in the .tga file. And for that same reason there's nearly no difference in a shirt with TT plis and RR plis when viewing in the game

ste_18 wrote:
You've stolen me Napolitano! At least i get Di Luca in these round...

sutty68 wrote:
Some nice British riders you have gained there

Not top quality, but Stijn Vandenbergh will be a sufficient leader for a team that has no interest in cobble. The other rider signed was Kristian House, who is a good fighter on the hills who is British.

With the signing of Ben Greenwood , ITV reached their nationality bonus and now have a complete quad which is orientated towards the mountains and hills. In the round of steals, nothing happened and we are disappointed that we couldn't steal our chosen rider, Domenic Pozzovizo . We can however look forward to a hopefully successful season.

Hi guys. I would like to reveal my schedule. It has just been made and I like it, it's very interesting.

March
Tirreno - Adriatico

April
Amstel Gold Race
La Fleche Wallone
Liège - Bastogne - Liège
Tour de Romandië

May
Giro d'Italia

August
Vuelta a Espana

September
GP de Québec
GP de Montréal

That's it. I have to peak at multiple times in the season, but that's fine, I think I can handle that. As you can see, I'll ride 2 GT's. That's pretty amazing. I will ride as a domestique in both of them, but I'll definitely try to grab a stage win, I'm sure that I'm capable of that. I don't ride TdF, but it doesn't suit me at all, since there's about 120km of TT this year. Maybe I'm more lucky next year.
I've got two leading opportunities, at Tirreno and Romandië. I hope that I can prove that I deserve more leading roles in both races. I aim at a Top 5 of the GC in both races. It will be hard, but some of the other guys say that I can do that.
My goals in the GTs is of course being a good domestique, but I think I can also ride a nice GC. Since I'm just horrible at TTs, I think I've got more chance at the Vuelta. I think I can at least ride a Top 20, maybe a Top 10 over there. It depends on the start list.

I got exactly 60 race days, and that was the maximum that I wanted, so that's great. The schedule isn't 100% sure, but almost sure. Only thing that we might swap is the Canadian classics for for example San Sébastian or Lombardia. I would really like to race the latter, and I also said that to the manager. We see what happens.

See ya guys,
Wesley Hoogenboom

Update: The manager lets me indeed ride San Sébastian and Lombardia instead of the Canadian classics