baseballlover312 wrote:
Garmin for who? Martin? Hesjedal?
They'll probably just match a lot of moves and hope to get lucky. Either of those two, Talansky, and Wegmann are all 3rd-4th tier favorites.
EDIT: Who's in the breakaway? Also, I need to change that 3rd-4th to 4th-5th. Looking down the startlist, this is a much deeper field then I thought.
Edited by Deadpool on 29-09-2012 13:47
baseballlover312 wrote:
Garmin for who? Martin? Hesjedal?
They'll probably just match a lot of moves and hope to get lucky. Either of those two, Talansky, and Wegmann are all 3rd-4th tier favorites.
EDIT: Who's in the breakaway? Also, I need to change that 3rd-4th to 4th-5th. Looking down the startlist, this is a much deeper field then I thought.
Martin got 2nd last year. Of course Zaugg won, but I'm just saying don't underrate him that much. He was also top 10 in 2/3 of ther Spring Classics and has been prepping in all the Summer/Fall ones.
RIP Exxon Duke, David Veilleux, Double Feature, and Monster Energy
EDIT: Who's in the breakaway? Also, I need to change that 3rd-4th to 4th-5th. Looking down the startlist, this is a much deeper field then I thought.
Federico Rocchetti (Utensilnord Named), Cristiano Salerno (Liquigas Cannondale), Emanuele Sella (Androni Venezuela), Julien Berard e Romain Bardet (Ag2r La Mondiale), Esteban Chaves (Colombia Coldeportes), Steve Morabito (BMC Racing), Alberto Losada (Katusha), Nicki Sorensen (Saxo Bank Tinkoff), Stefano Locatelli (Colnago CSF) e Andriy Grivko (Astana).
Thanks. All of Morabito, Losada, Grivko, and Sorensen are smart pieces to get up the road. Astana is sneaky dangerous now that I think about it as well. Brajkovic has podiumed here (remember that, how he celebrated his second place, well all made fun of him, and then he came on and defended himself?), and after the Ardennes, they clearly know how to use their pieces well tactically.
EDIT: Who's in the breakaway? Also, I need to change that 3rd-4th to 4th-5th. Looking down the startlist, this is a much deeper field then I thought.
Federico Rocchetti (Utensilnord Named), Cristiano Salerno (Liquigas Cannondale), Emanuele Sella (Androni Venezuela), Julien Berard e Romain Bardet (Ag2r La Mondiale), Esteban Chaves (Colombia Coldeportes), Steve Morabito (BMC Racing), Alberto Losada (Katusha), Nicki Sorensen (Saxo Bank Tinkoff), Stefano Locatelli (Colnago CSF) e Andriy Grivko (Astana).
Thanks. All of Morabito, Losada, Grivko, and Sorensen are smart pieces to get up the road. Astana is sneaky dangerous now that I think about it as well. Brajkovic has podiumed here (remember that, how he celebrated his second place, well all made fun of him, and then he came on and defended himself?), and after the Ardennes, they clearly know how to use their pieces well tactically.
Sorensen already dropped back to the pelton to help Contador it seems.
Break already splitted. 4 riders, Salerno, Losada, Bardet and Morabito.
They have only 1 minute between the peleton now though. BMC doing main work now in the peleton.
Edited by Alakagom on 29-09-2012 13:54
baseballlover312 wrote:
Garmin for who? Martin? Hesjedal?
They'll probably just match a lot of moves and hope to get lucky. Either of those two, Talansky, and Wegmann are all 3rd-4th tier favorites.
EDIT: Who's in the breakaway? Also, I need to change that 3rd-4th to 4th-5th. Looking down the startlist, this is a much deeper field then I thought.
Martin got 2nd last year. Of course Zaugg won, but I'm just saying don't underrate him that much. He was also top 10 in 2/3 of ther Spring Classics and has been prepping in all the Summer/Fall ones.
Last year no one was in form because the World were a sprinters course. The start list is so much stronger this year.
[url=www.pcmdaily.com/forum/viewthread.php?thread_id=33182]Team Santander Media Thread[/url]
EDIT: Who's in the breakaway? Also, I need to change that 3rd-4th to 4th-5th. Looking down the startlist, this is a much deeper field then I thought.
Federico Rocchetti (Utensilnord Named), Cristiano Salerno (Liquigas Cannondale), Emanuele Sella (Androni Venezuela), Julien Berard e Romain Bardet (Ag2r La Mondiale), Esteban Chaves (Colombia Coldeportes), Steve Morabito (BMC Racing), Alberto Losada (Katusha), Nicki Sorensen (Saxo Bank Tinkoff), Stefano Locatelli (Colnago CSF) e Andriy Grivko (Astana).
Thanks. All of Morabito, Losada, Grivko, and Sorensen are smart pieces to get up the road. Astana is sneaky dangerous now that I think about it as well. Brajkovic has podiumed here (remember that, how he celebrated his second place, well all made fun of him, and then he came on and defended himself?), and after the Ardennes, they clearly know how to use their pieces well tactically.
Sorensen already dropped back to the pelton to help Contador it seems.
Break already splitted. 4 riders, Salerno, Losada, Bardet and Morabito.
They have only 1 minute between the peleton now though. BMC doing main work now in the peleton.
Got to include Salerno in that. Forgot Nibbles was here.
EDIT: Who's in the breakaway? Also, I need to change that 3rd-4th to 4th-5th. Looking down the startlist, this is a much deeper field then I thought.
Federico Rocchetti (Utensilnord Named), Cristiano Salerno (Liquigas Cannondale), Emanuele Sella (Androni Venezuela), Julien Berard e Romain Bardet (Ag2r La Mondiale), Esteban Chaves (Colombia Coldeportes), Steve Morabito (BMC Racing), Alberto Losada (Katusha), Nicki Sorensen (Saxo Bank Tinkoff), Stefano Locatelli (Colnago CSF) e Andriy Grivko (Astana).
Thanks. All of Morabito, Losada, Grivko, and Sorensen are smart pieces to get up the road. Astana is sneaky dangerous now that I think about it as well. Brajkovic has podiumed here (remember that, how he celebrated his second place, well all made fun of him, and then he came on and defended himself?), and after the Ardennes, they clearly know how to use their pieces well tactically.
Yeah. I spent a whole day researching that here. Don't underestimate him or he might come back. Oh wait. It'd be great to have a pro here. So underestimate him.
@mb2612: Yes, but I still wouldn't put him below 3rd/4th tier.
RIP Exxon Duke, David Veilleux, Double Feature, and Monster Energy
