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2013 UCI Road World Championships Firenze
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| Wilier |
Posted on 17-09-2013 14:25
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 Topsport Vlaanderen - Baloise | | Jelle Wallays | | Pieter Jacobs | | Gijs Van Hoecke | | Laurens De Vreese | | Pieter Vanspeybroeck | | Arthur Van Overberghe |
 Germany ITT | | Tony Martin* | | Patrick Gretsch | | Bert Grabsch |
| Germany RR | | John Degenkolb | | Simon Geschke | | Paul Martens | | Marcus Burghardt | | Dominik Nerz | | Fabian Wegmann |
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| Selwink |
Posted on 17-09-2013 14:26
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Topsport for TTT:
Wallays, Jacobs, Van Hoecke, De Vreese, Vanspeybrouck, Vanoverberghe
Germany RR:
Degenkolb, Geschke, Martens, Burghardt, Nerz, Wegmann
Germany ITT:
Martin, Grabsch, Gretsch
edit: Zabel'd, someone else uses Wielerflits as well
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Posted on 25-11-2024 14:36
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| Dippofix |
Posted on 17-09-2013 14:34
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Does anybody know about Germany, who has the TV rights there?
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| b3n3v3nt3 |
Posted on 17-09-2013 14:46
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Portugal:
Rui Costa
André Cardoso
Tiago Machado
I don't believe they can compete for the win, but Rui Costa should get a good result. |
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| Selwink |
Posted on 17-09-2013 16:54
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France RR:
Romain Bardet
Warren Barguil
Cyril Gautier
Amael Moinard
Thibaut Pinot
Christophe Riblon
Anthony Roux
Arthur Vichot
Thomas Voeckler
TT:
Sylvain Chavanel
Jérémy Roy
Austria RR:
Stefan Denifl
Riccardo Zoidl
Georg Preidler
Markus Eibegger
Bernhard Eisel
Matthias Brandle
Venezuela:
Yonder Godoy
Yonathan Monsalve
Carlos José Ochoa
Jackson Rodriquez
Pedro Sequera
Freddy Vargas
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| aas169 |
Posted on 17-09-2013 17:19
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Surprised both Chavanel and Gallopin weren't selected as they seem like the best riders on this course for France. |
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| Aquarius |
Posted on 17-09-2013 17:23
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Gallopin expressed concerns about his current form and his ability to cope with the distance, so he declined it himself.
Coppel also was left out, for rather obvious reasons.
Chavanel is tired from a long season and will do TTT + ITT, which will take their toll.
The team is as decent as it could get, I think, though Geniez (who wasn't preselected) has shown more form than some of those riders lately, and can climb well. |
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| aas169 |
Posted on 17-09-2013 17:26
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Aquarius wrote:
Gallopin expressed concerns about his current form and his ability to cope with the distance, so he declined it himself.
Coppel also was left out, for rather obvious reasons.
Chavanel is tired from a long season and will do TTT + ITT, which will take their toll.
Oh well that explains it, still a shame though as I don't see any real contenders in their squad atm. |
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| kimiopn |
Posted on 17-09-2013 17:35
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b3n3v3nt3 wrote:
Portugal:
Rui Costa
André Cardoso
Tiago Machado
I don't believe they can compete for the win, but Rui Costa should get a good result.
And Nélson Oliveira and Tiago Machado for the time trial.
If Portugal could have 6 riders like the cycling monsters of Iran and Morocco and with José Mendes, Sérgio Paulinho and Bruno Pires all working for Costa maybe the result could be better.
Rui Costa just did 5th and 6th in Canada with no team mate on the last kms, so with Andre in great form and Machado who could be one of the best domestiques on GT, maybe a top 10 place is achievable. |
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| Kaimelar |
Posted on 17-09-2013 17:37
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Rida Cador
Zsolt Dér
Krisztián Lovassy
 Gabrielle Bosisio
Alessandro Mazzi
Federico Rocchetti
Hungary RR:
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| sobota |
Posted on 18-09-2013 12:23
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 Poland RR:
Maciej Bodnar,
Maciej Paterski,
Michał Gołaś,
Michał Kwiatkowski,
Rafał Majka,
Tomasz Marczyński,
Przemysław Niemiec,
Sylwester Szmyd,
Bartosz Huzarski
TT:
Maciej Bodnar,
Michał Kwiatkowski
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| Alakagom |
Posted on 18-09-2013 12:49
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Spain
Alejandro Valverde
José Herrada
Jonathan Castroviejo
Samuel Sánchez
Egoi MartÃnez
Joaquim RodrÃguez
Dani Moreno
Alberto Contador
Luis León Sánchez
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Cancellara to attempt the double as well.
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| Spilak23 |
Posted on 18-09-2013 12:52
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Cancellara will do all three disciplines
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| Shonak |
Posted on 18-09-2013 13:25
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How many riders will ride for Austria in the race? Line-Up looks good so far. Would love to see Zoidl ride the race. Sad though that Rohregger won't race.
"It’s a little bit scary when Contador attacks." - Tommy V
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| Atlantius |
Posted on 18-09-2013 13:35
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Shonak wrote:
How many riders will ride for Austria in the race? Line-Up looks good so far. Would love to see Zoidl ride the race. Sad though that Rohregger won't race.
Alakagom wrote:
Qualifying nations for Elite Men Road Race
Spoiler 1 Spain 9
2 Colombia 9
3 Italy 9
4 Netherlands 9
5 Australia 9
6 France 9
7 Poland 9
8 Switzerland 9
9 Great Britain 8
10 Belgium 7
11 Czech Republic 7
12 United States of America 7
13 Austria 6
14 Germany 6
15 Islamic Republic of Iran 6
16 Morocco 6
17 Slovakia 6
18 Slovenia 6
19 Ukraine 6
20 Venezuela 6
21 Ireland 4
22 Algeria 3
23 Brazil 3
24 Canada 3
25 Costa Rica 3
26 Croatia 3
27 Denmark 3
28 Eritrea 3
29 Estonia 3
30 Hong Kong, China 3
31 Kazakhstan 3
32 Latvia 3
33 Lithuania 3
34 Malaysia 3
35 Mexico 3
36 New Zealand 3
37 Norway 3
38 Portugal 3
39 Russian Federation 3
40 Sweden 3
41 Turkey 3
42 Republic of South Africa 2
43 Argentina 1
44 Belarus 1
45 Bulgaria 1
46 Ecuador 1
47 Finland 1
48 Greece 1
49 Hungary 1
50 Luxembourg 1
51 Republic of Moldova 1
52 Romania 1
53 Serbia 1
54 Tunisia 1
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| Shonak |
Posted on 18-09-2013 14:02
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Thanks. I should learn to read more carefully.
"It’s a little bit scary when Contador attacks." - Tommy V
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| Strydz |
Posted on 18-09-2013 15:01
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Spilak23 wrote:
Cancellara will do all three disciplines
And won't win in any of the 3, podium in the TT but will get his arse handed to him in the RR
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| koreksiak3 |
Posted on 18-09-2013 15:16
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CCC Polsat Polkowice: Mateusz Taciak
Marek Rutkiewicz
Jaroslaw Marycz
Tomasz Kiendys
Davide Rebellin
Nikolay Mihaylov |
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| koreksiak3 |
Posted on 18-09-2013 15:17
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CCC Polsat Polkowice: Mateusz Taciak
Marek Rutkiewicz
Jaroslaw Marycz
Tomasz Kiendys
Davide Rebellin
Nikolay Mihaylov |
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| Pellizotti2 |
Posted on 18-09-2013 15:21
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Strydz wrote:
Spilak23 wrote:
Cancellara will do all three disciplines
And won't win in any of the 3, podium in the TT but will get his arse handed to him in the RR
I wouldn't count on any of that. The TT podium is for Martin, Wiggins and Phinney, imo.
As for the road race, you're severely underestimating him. Top favourite along with Nibali in my opinion.
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