Now it's time for the schedules, of course, Wesley has got some preferences.
(btw, if you don't really want to read all, start with the note at the end of this PM)
At first, Wesley wants to say that he doesn't like the route that the Giro d'Italia has got this year. It lacks sprinter stages. Plus that there are only 1 or 2 really uphill. He likes the prologue that the Giro got though.
The Tour de France is a race he does like though. It got a few more sprinter stages than the Giro. There are multiple stages slightly uphill. Wesley really likes that. + The prologue from le Tour is very short, perfect for the liking of Wesley. And the last thing is that, at least in the Netherlands, the Tour gives the most honour. He can battle with the best sprinters in le Tour, and his dream is to win the Champs-Élysées stage.
Riding the Vuelta a Espana would also be good, if the manager wants him to ride it. It got several hard finishes. And secretly Hoogenboom thinks that his chance to win plenty of stages here is big. The downside of the Vuelta is that there's no prologue.

Another WT races that Hoogenboom is interested in, or does suit him pretty well, include the:
Eneco Tour: Not only is this the only stage-race that's (partly) Dutch, it's also mostly flat. Only the last stage got some hills, and also got cobbles. The downside of Eneco is that the TT is too long for him to shine in.
Paris - Nice: Half of the stages are for the sprinters. That's very good. Plus, the race start with a prologue, which isn't too long for Wesley.
Santos Tour Down Under: More sprinter stages. The profiles of this race suit Wesley pretty well. The temperatures don't. Wesley doesn't like hot temperatures. So he would accept it if he has to ride it, but he likes some of the other races listed here more
Tour of Pologne: Nope, nobody likes to go to Poland for Cycling. Wesley doesn't love Poland either. But theoretically, Wesley has a good chance to succeed in Poland, with flat and slightly hilly stages only. The race does clash with the TdF though, so Wesley probably won't go to Poland.
Tour de Suisse: Wesley knows that there's a big chance that he will either ride Suisse or Dauphiné. He prefers Suisse. More flat stages(3 vs 2), and the fact that there are more uphill flat stages(2 vs 1) is decisive here. The prologue of Suisse is a bit hilly though, but not enough to stop Wesley.

One-day WT races
Milan - San Remo: A race where he wants to participate in, and lead. He got the abilities to win, but can he?
Gent - Wevelgem: Cobbled race, but with a good chance that a sprinter wins it.
Vattenfall Cyclassics: The only sprinters classic. He has to deal with the best here, but come on, it's a sprinters' classic, let him just race this.
Canadian Races: He's not actually sure about this one, since it was a breakaway win in the last years. If you look at the quality, he might win it if it's a sprint though.
Other cobbled classics: He doesn't really want to race them all, but one look at the cobbled squad learns us that he has to.

Note: It was all in a random sequence. It doesn't mean that he like GW more than Vattenfalls or TDU than Suisse.

2.1/1.1/2HC/1HC he wants to race.
Scheldeprijs(1HC), Flat, and in the Benelux.
Paris-Bruxelles(1HC) Flat, and also got a big reputation.
Paris-Tours(1HC) Same as P-B.
Rund um die Finanzplatz(1HC) Also flat.
Volta Limburg(1.1) A nice classic through his home country. Always a weak startlist though, so it might not be a good idea to race it)
Dutch food valley Classic(1.1): High on his list. It's one of the most prestigious one-day races of the Netherlands(except Amstel) and he doesn't want to disappoint his fans by not showing up.

Basically, he likes every flat one-day race, as long as it isn't 40+ degrees Celsius. He just want to do good in stage-races too, and therefore doesn't want to race more than 12 one-day races.

Qatar + Oman(both 2.HC): He likes them, because it's flat, and because he can even win the GC at Qatar. Yes, it's hot, and he doesn't like hot, but it's February, and that means no extraordinary temperatures. He demands a nice TT squad for stage 2 of Qatar, if he races it, since otherwise he doesn't have GC chances. He wants to ride Qatar+Oman, or none of them.
KBC. Driedaagse de Panne(2.HC): He likes it. It's in Belgium, so quite a few fans will be there. + Most of the stages are flat, and it ends with a prologue.
Skoda Tour of Luxembourg(2.HC) Not sure if the Spiders are going to race it, but this race is actually almost made for him. A short prologue + some sprints, even a few uphill.
Tour de Wallonië(2.HC) Bit of the same as the previous ones. No Prologue though, and Wesley likes Flanders(De Panne) and Luxembourg more than Wallonie.
Tour de Limousin(2.HC) A nice ride through France. 1 steep uphill sprint, that he wants to try.
Post Danmark(2.HC) A great opportiunity for a GC win, although it might be a bit easy, since the biggest rival would most likely be Hagen.
Tour of Langkawi(2.HC) Plenty of sprinter opportiunities. Just racing a stage-race so long, and maybe even after Qatar+Oman, so early in the season, seems a bit heavy and too much.
Tour of Turkey(2.HC) Wesley has for some reason interest in Turkey. And it also suits him pretty good.
Etoile de Besseges(2.1): The board might wants him to race a stage-race in the early season. He prefers this one, especially if the board doesn't race Qatar+Oman.
Delta Tour Zeeland+ZLM(Both 2.1): Some racing in the Netherlands in June doesn't harm him. He likes it, and also like the routes. It will be a nice preparation for the NC. Although Suisse clashes a bit with this races.

80 Sprint seems fine, was thinking about that too. Is 71 hill too much? That would assure him to have a small advantage on Greipel and Cav at some stages, increasing his change to win a few GT stages (Although if it's serious uphill, Sagan would still beat him)
About 79/80 ACC seems reasonable I guess.
I also want him to ride a good prologue, about 77/78 if possible. His TT would be like 66 then. not that high.)
He has to survive the mountains better than Cav, but (way) worse than Sagan and Hagen, so about 65/66MO.
Every top-sprinter has a good downhill ability. I would say about 74/75. It would make him worse as Cav, but well, it's not that Hoogenboom should be the best sprinter of the world(Yet )
A flat ability of 77/78 seems great. Cav, Greipel and Goss would have a bit better, but not enough to keep Wesley off winning stages.
A cobble stat of 70 seems nice. If there's an injury, Wesley can race a cobbled race as domestique(Yes, he's okay with that). And with cobbles 70, he might survive the cobbled of Gent-Wevelgem. If it gets a sprint, he might podium/win it. In my game, Greipel wins it sometimes, so why not make Hoogenboom an outsider if it gets a sprint(Although Greipel would have the edge, since his cobbled stat is 73)
Wesley isn't really a fighter, since he has to keep his energy for the sprint(or for later days, if he's riding a mountain stage atm) His fighter stat can be 'round 60.
Then the energy stats.
Endurance: His endurance should be somewhere around 76. Again, lower than Cav, Goss, Greipel, but higher than Kittel, Guardini. He has to have 76 to survive MSR too.
Resistance: He would be in the top of the sprinters, but he has to have a decent one if he wants to ride a nice prologue. About 73/74 would be great for him.
Recovery: A key stat for sprinters who want to do well in GT's. I thought it out, and since his MO will be better than Cav's, he will recover better from a mountain stage. 75/76 REC would be fine. He can't match the recovery stat of Sagan, Cavendish, etc. but that's fine.

If there are stats you don't agree with, just PM me. If there's one, it's likely the prologue stat or the hill stat. I just looked at the DB, and the hill stat seems good if you look at the other sprinters. He will lose the sprints who are sharp uphill(Sagan, Degenkolb, Hagen will take it), but if they are slightly uphill, it will be a nice battle(Cav, Greipel, Goss, Hoogenboom, Sagan)
And I just like sprinters who ride a nice prologue (Although Boasson Hagen would still slaughter me in a prologue )