Because I'm lazy, here's me making a ton of wrong predictions
Stromeon wrote:
My predictions:
- Froome will win the Tour, although his gap to Nibali in 2nd will not be massive.
Yes, IF Quintana doesn't race
Stromeon wrote:Contador will show clear signs of his decline in finishing fifth.
Yes
Stromeon wrote:
- Sagan will win one, but only one, of M-SR, RvV and Amstel.
Yes
Stromeon wrote:
- Cancellara will win Paris-Roubaix
No
Stromeon wrote:
- With the addition of the new climb in M-SR, the race will be not be won by a sprinter (Sagan doesn't count), someone like Nibali or even Ulissi as an outside shot
Yes
Stromeon wrote:
Kittel won't win as many stages as he did in 2013.
No, he'll win more
Stromeon wrote:
- Gilbert will win one of the Ardennes classics
Won't even podium
Stromeon wrote:
- Froome will win every stage race he participates in
All except one
Stromeon wrote:
- Wiggins will do absolutely nothing this season.
Yes and Worlds ITT medal doesn't count for shit
TheManxMissile wrote:
- The Class of 2014 (Mohoric, Yates, Yates etc) to be quite good from the start
No
TheManxMissile wrote:
- Europcar to be shockingly good at times
TheManxMissile to be vague at times. Also, people to do things.
TheManxMissile wrote:
- More biggish name doping
None of them caught
Dippofix wrote:
- Sagan will take the Green Jersey at Le Tour
Yes
Dippofix wrote:
- Either Martin or Roche will win a stage at the Giro
Yes
Dippofix wrote:
- Wiggins will revert to a TT rider, and do nothing in GCs
Almost yes. Nothing big specifically.
Dippofix wrote:
- Tony Martin will win the TT worlds once more
Yes
Dippofix wrote:
- A spaniard will win the RR worlds
No
Dippofix wrote:
- Chavanel will win a cobbled race, but neither RVV nor P-R
No
Dippofix wrote:
- Purito will finally win a GT
Only if no Quintana at Giro
welker3257 wrote:VDB finally gets on the podium.
No
welker3257 wrote:
Giro: Purito finally gets that win. Uran second again, and Porte third.
UrĂ¡n won't be at the start
welker3257 wrote:
Quintana disappoints and finishes fifth behind Majka.
No
welker3257 wrote:
Vuelta: Contador shows it's not over with a GT win after a terrible Tour.
No. Will be worse at Vuelta than at Tour
welker3257 wrote:
MSR: Cancellara
No
welker3257 wrote:
Lombardia: Costa
No
welker3257 wrote:
WT Team: Sky, Astana, Omega
No. Movistar will be there
Luis Leon Sanchez wrote:
-Belkin wins Roubaix.
No
Luis Leon Sanchez wrote:
-Gesink will not crash.
Oh sorry, didn't realize this was a joke post
Luis Leon Sanchez wrote:
-Valverde wins a GT
No
Luis Leon Sanchez wrote:
-Nibali gets a top 3 in whatever GT he does.
Yes
Luis Leon Sanchez wrote:
-At least 2 well known riders get banned for doping.-
No
Luis Leon Sanchez wrote:
-Boonen realises he is getting old and doesnt get top 10 in Roubaix.
No
Luis Leon Sanchez wrote:
-Horner retires at end of season.
If he does it won't be due to age or lack of performance
Luis Leon Sanchez wrote:
-In preparation for the Tour's cobbles a GT leader will have a season ending injury.
Nice one, I like that one
Jesleyh wrote:
Contador shows that he will never get back to the level he had before his suspension.
Yes but not related to suspension, just age
Jesleyh wrote:
As seen, there won't really be a dominating rider in 2014.
Froome in stage races
Jesleyh wrote:
This year will also be the serious breakthrough of both Aru & Kelderman,
Vague. For me last year was a breakthrough for Aru
Jesleyh wrote:
Kittel will be the best sprinter this year
Yes
Jesleyh wrote:
Contador will be the disappointment this year.
Yes
Jesleyh wrote:
Jungels will break through with great TT results
Will take another year
Jesleyh wrote:
, and Tom Dumoulin takes the first Dutch TdF stage-win in (too) many years
No
Shonak wrote:
Contador wins Tour
Nein
Shonak wrote:
Amstel: Gilbert
Nein
Pellizotti2 wrote:
- Kittel cements his position as the world's best sprinter
Yes
Edited by issoisso on 22-01-2014 21:22
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