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New Riders Suggestions [2023]
cio93
Time for my two cents on the new batch of German youngsters!
(I used pot5 for them all to keep things simple, and apologies if the links are tough to spot)

IDSurnameFirst nameFlMoHlTTStRsRcCbSpAcFtDhPlNat.Cont.XP LevelXP PointsDMYearPot
HessmannMichel69676870697065676667696970GEREU10642001225
Stage Race72767377767572676668707077
Time Trial76687179747770676667747079
Fabian76676977767568756668707077


Michel Hessmann is a big boy, but that didn't stop him from finishing an impressive third in last year's Avenir, only behind Uijtdebroeks and Staune-Mittet.
Being a diesel climber is only half of his skillset though, as he has been fifth and eighth respectively in the past two U23 WC ITTs. Up until last year's Avenir, his TT was certainly what he was known for the most.

Rounding out his versatility are a decent enough punch to finish 41st last week in Liège, and when a stage win from a flat group sprint was on the line in Avenir, he managed fourth in some very punchy company.

With the decline of Kittel and Nerz underway, and the decline of Sütterlin and Arndt on the horizon, Hessmann can fill both the need for decent German climbers and time trialists at the same time.
In the mold of Kämna, he has those two obvious paths ahead, while his great engine should also enable him to delve into some cobble skills if needed.
Compared to Lennard, I'd give Hessmann slightly more FL and HIL while tuning down his MO and TT a bit to compensate, if he goes stage racer of course (PRL could be lowered slightly to disincentivize the TT path if needed).



IDSurnameFirst nameFlMoHlTTStRsRcCbSpAcFtDhPlNat.Cont.XP LevelXP PointsDMYearPot
SteinhauserGeorg67676866676865606365666770GEREU1021102001225
Stage Race70767373747372606366676877
Time Trial74687175727572606365716879
Climber168767667707272606372746871


Son of ex-pro Tobias Steinhauser and thus nephew of legendary Jan Ullrich, Georg Steinhauser has found a home in the WT as well with some decent climbing performances.
Lately, he finished second from the winning break in Tour of the Alps alongside experienced Italian Fabbro, helped EF beat INEOS, Bahrain and Jayco in the UAE TTT, and finished 22nd overall in that race to boot.
Possibly his most intriguing ride, however short it might've been, was an 8th place in the Romandie prologue last season.

Steinhauser is a good climber and seems a decent addition to a TTT squad with fine interval power that can translate to a very good PRL stat, with UAE, Romandie and an Avenir TTT win backing that up.
He isn't known for good sprints however, so he shouldn't surpass mediocre SP/ACC stats if developed as a pure climber, while as I said, decent enough TT prowess seems to be present to warrant a stage racer or even pure TT training if preferred.



IDSurnameFirst nameFlMoHlTTStRsRcCbSpAcFtDhPlNat.Cont.XP LevelXP PointsDMYearPot
BallerstedtMaurice69626766676762666669706669GEREU101612001225
Fgh(SPlv1)77657069727167707176776972
Sprint76636866747067717576706769
Fabian76626873747265746670716776
Time Trial76637075727469666669756778


Maurice Ballerstedt is a good young rouleur for Alpecin and the current U23 national ITT champion while just about making the Top 10 in the European champs ITT too.

I would definitely put that down to his general engine rather than aerodynamics though, as his main expertise are tough classics.
Pairing his ITT success with another Top 10 at the rather hilly European RR champs, he has already shown Top 20 potential in several classics despite having to compete in an extremely deep team for those races.

He also can sprint a bit on .2 level as well as WT level and also has a solo win in his palmares.

Ballerstedt should be a prime candidate for fighter training to give him the ability to survive selective races or aim for breakaway success. Some sprinting ability means he could also aim for leadout duties.
He is a decent time trialist, but I would rather keep his TT low and up his PRL instead to fit the mold of what classics engines like Kristoff can do IRL.
Similar to Steinhauser, this could open up the possibility of TT training to get a ticket in the prologue lottery.



IDSurnameFirst nameFlMoHlTTStRsRcCbSpAcFtDhPlNat.Cont.XP LevelXP PointsDMYearPot
WilkschHannes65676663666765606263676763GEREU1030102001225
Climber166767464697072606270756864
Stage Races68767170737272606264686870


Hannes Wilksch has surprisingly not made the step up to DSM after three years in their devo team, and even opted to stay in the U23s for a fourth year with the Tudor junior team.

His results certainly would've warranted a shot at WT level, with a solid 7th place in last year's Avenir ahead of Tibopino 2.0/Bardet 3.0/Voeckler 4.0 Lenny Martinez while fully riding in support of aforementioned Hessmann, and the same exact position in the Baby Giro.
He also won the KoM jersey at 2.1 level Tour de l'Ain in between those races.

Wilksch has a mediocre TT (20th at Worlds, 3rd in nationals) so stage race training shouldn't yield overly desirable results, so a pure climber training should see him reach solid PT domestique / PCT superdomestique / occasional CT leader levels.
There's no sign of a significant punch in him, so his ACC can remain low, and paired with meh secondaries, I think the 76mo region is a fair aim for him as well.



Overall, this would see a climber-centric group this year for Germany, which I think can be acceptable considering only five riders will be <31yo and >74mo by the time the new additions max out, with only Brenner and Herzog destined to potentially joining them in the coming 4 years and plenty of older riders declining already or soon.
Kämna and Hessmann would make for a pretty overlapping venn diagram, but would have to cover for all of Nerz+Arndt+Keinath+Vasyliv+Bartl+Koch after all.
 
kandesbunzler26
For some reasons I’ll focus on French talents (additional to the already mentioned Vauquelin and Page) Wink

Paul Penhoet

Paul Penhoet rides on WT level since last August as part of Groupama - FDJs youth gang. He has collected some wins and podiums in 2.2 races in France. Given that the big French sprinters in MG are declining in the next couple of years it would be nice to have a new option for the future.

SurnameFirst nameFlMoHlTTStRsRcCbSpAcFtDhPlNat.Cont.XP LevelXP PointsDMYearPot
PenhoetPaul67626465676767676971656467FRAEU10281220015
Sprinter746365657470727278786565674100
Track-Sprint746265667074707078786565744100
Cobbles746265657472707576726665674100



Axel Laurance

Axel Laurance rides for the Alpecin-Deceuninck Development Team this season (following the chaotic disband of his last team B&B Hotels). He has accumulated some wins and podiums in .1 and .2 races, but most of all he finished 2nd in the Bretagne Classic last year. Regarding this I think he should be a fighter / hill hybrid.

SurnameFirst nameFlMoHlTTStRsRcCbSpAcFtDhPlNat.Cont.XP LevelXP PointsDMYearPot
LauranceAxel68637062696767646369696364FRAEU1013420014
Fighter766673657472726766737667674100
Hills716678637671706464747464654100



Alex Baudin

Alex Baudin rides for AG2R Citroen this season. He has some minor wins and podiums in his palmares. I think he could develop into a decent stage racer.

SurnameFirst nameFlMoHlTTStRsRcCbSpAcFtDhPlNat.Cont.XP LevelXP PointsDMYearPot
BaudinAlex65706966686667636366646563FRAEU1025520014
Stage Race667774737371746363676565704100
Hills687377677570706364716966644100
Climberv1667776666970726363737166634100



Mathis Le Berre

Mathis Le Berre rides in the WT for Team Arkea Samsic. He has some minor wins and podiums in his palmares, too. But more of all he has done the whole WT classics season this year and rode in the break in several of this races, including LBL and the E3 Saxo Classic. He shows the potential to become an all-round-classics domestique.

SurnameFirst nameFlMoHlTTStRsRcCbSpAcFtDhPlNat.Cont.XP LevelXP PointsDMYearPot
Le BerreMathis67646865686966666666686662FRAEU1016420014
Classics72647365737269736666736762

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hillis91
Some Sweeeeeeds:

Viktor Lychou
IDSurnameFirst nameFlMoHlTTStRsRcCbSpAcFtDhPlNat.Cont.XP LevelXP PointsDMYearPot
LychouViktor67626362656662676467666463SWE1014620013
Classics726266627069637264677065634MAX


Wilhelm Wallinder
IDSurnameFirst nameFlMoHlTTStRsRcCbSpAcFtDhPlNat.Cont.XP LevelXP PointsDMYearPot
WallinderWilhelm65656567636664636366646667SWE1019820014
Time Trail726668746873696363666966744MAX


Hjalmar Klyver
IDSurnameFirst nameFlMoHlTTStRsRcCbSpAcFtDhPlNat.Cont.XP LevelXP PointsDMYearPot
KlyverHjalmar67636763646664636869646664SWE1016820015
Sprinter746468637169766877766467644MAX
Hills706675647270686371766967654MAX


Albin Stålberg
IDSurnameFirst nameFlMoHlTTStRsRcCbSpAcFtDhPlNat.Cont.XP LevelXP PointsDMYearPot
StålbergAlbin68636564666564646567696664SWE1029420013
Fighter756368677168686668717467674MAX

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hillis91
While we're at it, some others:

Magnus Sheffield
IDSurnameFirst nameFlMoHlTTStRsRcCbSpAcFtDhPlNat.Cont.XP LevelXP PointsDMYearPot
SheffieldMagnus66707070676667636467666568USA1019420016
Stage Race697975777473766364706766754MAX
Climber v1677978717071746364747568694MAX


Tristan Jussaume
IDSurnameFirst nameFlMoHlTTStRsRcCbSpAcFtDhPlNat.Cont.XP LevelXP PointsDMYearPot
TristanJussaume67636464656665646870656669CAN1020320015
Track Sprint746365656873766477776567764MAX


Evan Russell
IDSurnameFirst nameFlMoHlTTStRsRcCbSpAcFtDhPlNat.Cont.XP LevelXP PointsDMYearPot
RussellEvan 66646663676964636669686564CAN1024520014
Hills696774647473676367747366654MAX


Brandon Rodriguez EL Salvador
IDSurnameFirst nameFlMoHlTTStRsRcCbSpAcFtDhPlNat.Cont.XP LevelXP PointsDMYearPot
RodriguezBrandon68636468646765636871656671ELSL1023320016
Track Sprinter756367696774776377796567794MAX
Track TT756365777175726373746567804MAX

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cio93
Sheffield as a stage racer with McNulty, Powless and Jorgenson already coming up when that's not even his RL specialty?

I think he fits the classics mold much better, either replacing TVG or Summerhill, a mix of both, or even Phinney minus the MO works if we do want to acknowledge his TTing.
 
Ulrich Ulriksen
cio93 wrote:
Sheffield as a stage racer with McNulty, Powless and Jorgenson already coming up when that's not even his RL specialty?

I think he fits the classics mold much better, either replacing TVG or Summerhill, a mix of both, or even Phinney minus the MO works if we do want to acknowledge his TTing.


Agree with this but since Sheffield is a 2002 I think it an argument for next year. Smile
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baseballlover312
Luis Leon Sanchez wrote:
I know a lot of riders will already be well within the plans but picked up on a couple I'd like added.

In terms of Spain, I feel it's time for a proper strong GC rider to be added. In recent years we have seen Florentino Marquez, David Abal and Rafael Valls all take heavy declines and we're about to see the same for their generation duo of Madrazo and Tenorio.

Enric Mas and Alex Aranburu (both 27) hit their max at 78/77 and 77/78 which you could argue is undercooked for the talent Mas possessed. But that is in the past.


This only backs up your point, but Aranburu maxed at 77/77
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Ollfardh
Sheffield should be a classics rider, not a stage racer.
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whitejersey
I know he's already on the cards but I think the big point when it comes to US riders this season is which mold we use for Quinn Simmons. I dont have time to mold stats right now but I think he's the fit to replace the likes of TVG potentially.
 
hillis91
Ulrich Ulriksen wrote:
cio93 wrote:
Sheffield as a stage racer with McNulty, Powless and Jorgenson already coming up when that's not even his RL specialty?

I think he fits the classics mold much better, either replacing TVG or Summerhill, a mix of both, or even Phinney minus the MO works if we do want to acknowledge his TTing.


Agree with this but since Sheffield is a 2002 I think it an argument for next year. Smile


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I got him mixed with another rider i was looking at, and here we are. Created some great discussion though! Grin
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quadsas
Tsmoha will have a few super talents for himself, he can figure out the stats for them. Theres also Kooij whos an absolute menace for Dutch teams.

De Decker is mainly a sprinter, but has done things on easy cobbled and hilly parcours

SurnameFirst nameFlMoHlTTStRsRcCbSpAcFtDhPlNat.Cont.XP LevelXP PointsDMYearPot
De DeckerTijl67626660676962666970656061BELEU1029720015

Tulett is a great time trialist first and foremost, and could potentially develop into a true stage race leader, but he is not there yet

SurnameFirst nameFlMoHlTTStRsRcCbSpAcFtDhPlNat.Cont.XP LevelXP PointsDMYearPot
TulettBen66666669686665606267696769GBREU1026820014

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cunego59
I'll start with three riders, maybe more in the future.

Jean Eric Habimana
SurnameFirst nameFlMoHlTTStRsRcCbSpAcFtDhPlNat.Cont.XP LevelXP PointsDMYearPot
HabimanaJean Eric69677262707165726670726862RWAAF101120012
Hills706877627574687267747568624MAX
Cobbles736772627574667770707468624MAX
Classics746775627372667766707668624MAX

To be clear, Habimana's results do not justify these stats in the slightest. This is a suggestion purely from a role playing perspective in the sense that I think it makes sense to have a Rwandan who is comfortable and can contend on the Mur de Kigali and similar courses.

The stats are pretty high, I'm aware, but I don't think they're in any way overpowered. To compare, when maxed he'd be very similar to Lukas Meiler with the Classics route or a slightly worse version of Kamil Malecki going the Hill route. Going for Classics, after one offseason of full Cobbles training, he'd be similar to Gaday/David and would need even more training to reach Debesay territory (and given Debesay has only one max season left, I think it'd be nice to have a spiritual successor). High starting stats and low potential make sure he can be a true hybrid without exploding in any one stat.

Also, his first maxed season would be the first season of Uwizeyimana's decline, and Ndayisenga's final max season. Of the Rwandan talents so far, only Uhiriwe comes even close to those two in potential (77 TT and not much else), so I think it's reasonable, given my team's investment in the country's cycling infrastructure, to bring up someone who can match them and fill the hole they'll be leaving Wink


Emmanuel Iradukunda
SurnameFirst nameFlMoHlTTStRsRcCbSpAcFtDhPlNat.Cont.XP LevelXP PointsDMYearPot
IradukundaEmmanuel67646563707262636667726663RWAAF101120015
Stage Race707370707777696366687367704MAX
Hills706773647876656369747767644MAX
Fighter756768677577676669748070674MAX
Climberv1687373647376696366748067644MAX

In contrast, Iradukunda is a rider to provide roster depth to a team. He finished 2nd in the Rwandan NC last year and has a couple of Top 10s in national races, as well as a few decent performances in the Tour of Iran. Nothing spectacular but looks to be a solid allrounder, signified here by the high physical stats but low main stats.


Welay Berhe
SurnameFirst nameFlMoHlTTStRsRcCbSpAcFtDhPlNat.Cont.XP LevelXP PointsDMYearPot
BerheWelay67686766696668606166676466ETHAF10221020014
Climberv2687670667573726061707272664MAX
Climberv1687574667070736061737465664MAX
Stage Race687572737471756061676864734MAX
Hills707175677670716062717265674MAX

Possibly the most talented African rider of the 2001 year. He rode for the EF Dev Team last year and is now in the first of a three year deal at Jayco - AlUla. Last year, he rode a lot in the Swiss national circuit, scoring multiple Top 10s and two wins. He also finished 4th in the Piccolo Giro di Lombardia and 10th on the big mountain stage of the Tour de l'Avenir. He's shown that he can already hold his own on higher level, not necessarily with results but he finished alongside the likes of De Gendt and other WT riders at the GP Isbergues last year and in a group with GVA and Jesus Herrada at the Clasica Comunitat Valenciana this year. Not a world beater by any stretch of the imagination, but a good support rider.
 
TheManxMissile
Caribbeans! (Also public thanks to Nemo for putting up with my PMs).

SurnameFirst nameFlMoHlTTStRsRcCbSpAcFtDhPlNat.Cont.XP LevelXP PointsDMYearPot
HopkinsKaden75657073687270617475637075BERNA3024320005
Sprinter79667173727480647979637175
T-TT79657178717574617777637180
GayralEmmanuel70626772657065677073707272ANTNA206220004
TT76637078697669677073747278
Sprinter76636872697169717679707372
T-TT76626878697569677476707278
Ramirez RojasLuis Alejandro68727165646864587072706764CUBNA20231020004
CL169787765657168587078766864
Stg69787571687270587073716870
Sprinter74727265686968627678706864
Hernandez MoranGian Carlos70686854676871717172666362CUBNA1022920014
Sprinter77686954726976767879666462
Cobbles75686954737374787673676362
PolancoSteven Manuel69677069666868626972707467DOMNA1030520005
Hills72707870737272627179757568
Sprinter76687169737173677879707568
Stage72767576737375626973717574
T-TT76677178717475627475707576
De ComarmondEnrique70686565647065606971666366TTONA104520014
Sprinter77686665697170657678666466
CL271766865707769606975717166
HoloweskoLiam72686773657065626869626774BAHNA201920006
TT78697080717771626869666881
Stage75757179717672626872636880
T-TT78686880717671627272626881
GillKyle70666767707062696873766670BARNA1013920004
Cobbles75666867777565767374776670
Fighter78697070757567727177837073


Kaden Hopkins - Racing in Europe, and alongside Abner Gonzalez (who's stats were mauled last year Sad) is the most legit Caribbean in real cycling. So maybe he's over statted, but he's hardly the most ott small nation rider we've ever had. Although it would be nice to delay him a year and see how those European results really go.

Emmanuel Gayral, the next Gayral up (Rene will come next year). Honestly, probably better as Pot 3 instead of 4. Another of the Caribbean TT/Sprint hybrids which are everywhere.

Luis Rojas, fun climber. He has flat stage results hence the uniqe MO/SP primary stat combo. But we have no way to really make a 75MO/77SP or 77MO/75SP rider using the statgains in place, so this about the best I could make.

Gian Carlos Moran, classicsy/cobbles/sprint style Cuban. Idk, his results arn't fantastic and this helps keep the region slightly balanced in rider type.

Steven Molanco, an all-round Dominican. Can do lots to a solid standard, also getting European racing action. Fun rider.

Enrique De Comarmond, a Tobagoan who suffers from the lack of MO/SP hybrid options. Really i'm just waiting for Tariq Woods to become eligible next season as a much better talent.

Liam Holoweski, from the Bahamas. Definitely over rated him here Pfft But he's got a ton of US National level experience, and some surprisingly good junior results amongst them. Less results recently as he's gone up the catagories, but when I find a legit Caribbean who has actual results I'll give them a boost.

Kyle Gill, love a Barbadian. All-rounder in the style of Kelly, Bridges, Gayral.

Overall highly rated. But you know, that's what this thread is for Pfft But the DB has enough riders a step down from these guys to make up a CT team for a while. And even though it'd cripple my finances, PCT level talents will need to come at some point - maybe more next season (Assuming those now maxed talents of mine, and maybe with giving into a couple of non-Mauritian/Caribbeans to drive a promotion push).
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First rider I want to mention is Bernard Van Aert. He was one of the most promising Indonesian cyclists and was originally added to be totally useless, so I thought an update may help. He can climb and ride fast, so I thought this path below (Sprinter x2 to max) may be interesting. He's currently level 1, so bumped him to level 3 with a lo potential of 3 so he can't be turned into much else. Stage race/climber can be used, but he'll just wind up a cookie cutter domestique so can't be overpowered.

NAT IDNameFLMOHITTSTRSRCCBSPACFGDHPRAgePot Lvl
3237 Bernard Van Aert71727263707169577172787065253 3
3237 Bernard Van Aert74727363737276597576787065253 Maxed





Second is Prasetyo Firdaus (DOB 28/03/2001), brother of Ahmad. He's the u23 ITT champion of Indonesia of the last 2 years and is quite promising. There's a lot of good TT riders coming out of Indonesia at the moment, and Firdaus is up there.

Nat.NameFLMOHITTSTRSRCCBSPACFGDHPRAgePot Lvl
Prasetyo Firdaus75676878757376606568647277275 MAX
Prasetyo Firdaus68666569706669606568597168275 1



Also, rider 285 Firdaus Ahmad name is the wrong way around, his first and last names need to be switched (first name is Ahmad and surname Firdaus).
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Eden95
A couple more:

Nichol Blanca Pareja DOB 10/08/2000
Nat.NameFLMOHITTSTRSRCCBSPACFGDHPRPot
Nichol Blanca Pareja686166616869715562686966666
Nichol Blanca Pareja776470657574765966757870706
Lvl 1 and Maxed stats above. A handy rouler/leadout type that is strong and won't fall out the back of the pack easily. Has had some good finishes on hillier terrain.


Ryuki Ugu DOB 08/10/1999
Nat.NameFLMOHITTSTRSRCCBSPACFGDHPRPot
Uga Ryuki706767636968686066707165644
Uga Ryuki737075647672716067757666654
Lvl 1 and maxed stats above. Ugu is an attacking rider that rides well over the hills. Has won a CT classic on a hilly course and would make for a valuable domestique.

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Ezeefreak
So my first suggestion is Tobias Buck-Gramcko . A young german cycling for rad-net Oßwald and the German Track cycling national team. With a Height of 188 cm (at 76 Kg) and his backround he seems a good TT/PRL rider with some talent in sprinting. And yes 1st January is his real birthday Grin

SurnameFirst nameFlMoHlTTStRsRcCbSpAcFtDhPlNat.Cont.XP LevelXP PointsDMYearPot
Buck-GramckoTobias66545867636566606866665769AF101120015
Track-TT73545976687173607369665878AF41001120015
Track-Sprint73545968667270607773665876AF41001120015



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The next is Franz Groß, brother of Felix Groß. I would say not as Talented but might be a something. I think northern classics could be something for him. (182 cm / 72 kg)

SurnameFirst nameFlMoHlTTStRsRcCbSpAcFtDhPlNat.Cont.XP LevelXP PointsDMYearPot
GroßFranz68556164656365626365685765AF108520014
Fighter76586467706870656669756168AF41008520014


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The third one is Nicolas Heinrich. Again like both of the others part of rad-net Oßwald Team and the german national track cycling team. In 2022 he won multiple indivdual pursuit races including the u23 european championship and the elite european championship. Also scoring well in many races of the uci nations cup. His history on the road isnt so long so far but i believe he has the talent to have a great career there too. From his profile i am confident he will be a Ganna-like rider. (181 cm / 76 kg)

SurnameFirst nameFlMoHlTTStRsRcCbSpAcFtDhPlNat.Cont.XP LevelXP PointsDMYearPot
HeinrichNicolas70596570686963676366676171AF1021220016
Time Trial77606879757870676366726280AF41001120016
Fabian77596877767666766367686278AF410021220016

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whitejersey
First suggestion is Quinn Simmons. I personally see him as a rider who should be aiming to make breakaways and contesting for some hills races but I am struggling to fully put him the right spot.
I think keeping his base stats low with higher POT might be the right way to tackle this one. I do realise this version has some niche abuse cases if you were to mix and match a few things but too tired to figure out what they are.

CyclistIDLast nameFirst nameFlatMountainHillTTStaminaResistanceRecoveryCobblesSprintAccelerationFighterDownhillPrologueCountryContinentXP LevelXP PointsDayMonthYearAgePotential
xSimmonsQuinn72676863727073656869757063USANA10852001215
xSimmonsQuinn73767664757480656876837164USANA4100852001215CV1
xSimmonsQuinn80707167777578687176837467USANA4100852001215FTR
xSimmonsQuinn75707664807477657176807164USANA4100852001215HLL

 
ivaneurope
Here's a suggestion from me - Danish rider Frederik Wardahl. He finished 6th in Stage 4 at Volta Ciclista a Catalunya
IDSurnameFirst nameFlMoHlTTStRsRcCbSpAcFtDhPlNat.Cont.XP LevelXP PointsDMYearPotSpecialty
xWandahlFrederik67686765666566596366505050DENEU109520016
xWandahlFrederik68777566697073596373595351DENEU41009520016Climberv1
xWandahlFrederik70777065747470596370556150DENEU41009520016Climberv2
xWandahlFrederik70777272737275596369515157DENEU41009520016Stage Race

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DarkWolf
hillis91 wrote:
Brandon Rodriguez EL Salvador
IDSurnameFirst nameFlMoHlTTStRsRcCbSpAcFtDhPlNat.Cont.XP LevelXP PointsDMYearPot
RodriguezBrandon68636468646765636871656671ELSL1023320016
Track Sprinter756367696774776377796567794MAX
Track TT756365777175726373746567804MAX


I also see him as a fighter since he was part of some breakaways with mild success. The last one being at the Pan-American Road Race where he finished 4th.
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DarkWolf
This is my first time trying my hand at suggesting riders with some stats, so please bear with me. Any pointed out mistakes and any advice if I am doing it wrong is more than welcomed. Smile

GERMAN DARIO GOMEZ, 08.03.2001


He's twice winner of Vuelta a Colombia U23, Road Race U23 champion last year and ITT U23 champion this year. He had some success in some one day U23 races and decent ones at Coppi e Bartali and Giro di Sicilia last year. So I'm seeing him as a stage racer.

Potential 6:
FlatMountainHillTTStaminaResistanceRecoveryCobblesSprintAcc.FighterDownhillPrologueEXP
Stage racer676973737069675255677476731
70787880777676525570757780Max


EDGAR CADENA, 20.08.2000


3rd last year in Vuelta a Hispania (U23) and winner on the Spanish amateur level of Vuelta a Salamanca and 2nd at Vuelta a Galicia. He won a stage at Vuelta a Colombia last year and finished 23rd at Tour de l'Avenir. This year did well in some demanding one day races, also on the Spanish amateur level, TT doesn't seem to be his strong suit so I'm seeing him as a stage racer, with shortcomings or a climber.

Potential 5:
FlatMountainHillTTStaminaResistanceRecoveryCobblesSprintAcc.FighterDownhillPrologueEXP
636768636971695465687071631
Stage racer66767370767676546569717270Max
Climber64767664727576546575787264Max

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