Liege Bastogne Liege

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    enrique

    Ooops/ It seems like cyclingquotes.com [size=30]does not[/size], I repeat, [b]does not![/b] have a full startlist up at http://www.cyclingquotes.com/news/the_pressures_off_gilbert_ahead_of_fleche_and_liege/ and I cannot read through an article and not go hopelessly overboard and claim things that aren’t true, much to my dismay, as I have been so emphatically been pointed out to below. Look at the comments section to see for yourself how a grown man is humiliated by a huge dose of reality. #o 🙁 *sigh* My bad.

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    Bokonon

    That said, there are a stack
    That said, there are a stack of worthwhile picks at 3.0 for L-B-L – Meintjes, Arredondo etc. which makes the possibility of a full house of scoring riders even higher. It seems unlikely that they will win, but when picking a team of 8, it’s about more than just picking the winner.

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    johnny2names

    VVV73 wrote:I have a

    VVV73 wrote:
    I have a question. Are young riders like Louis Meintjes capable of backing up the very next day from Trentino, travel over night, thn ride LBL 269km and do well or just getting exp and km in legs?
    Seems a very harsh task. Opps got ,my days mixed up, another 24 hrs 🙂 DOH

    It’s a good question. On paper its great prep, if they had a few extra days to recover. but that was a monster last stage, whereas the other riders who did FW have 2 extra recovery days and no travelling. so my guess is that guys like pozz, duarte, machado, etc… all riding trentino +LBL are at a disadvantage compared to FW riders. It’s weird that so many are doing that double in fact! hum

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    VVV73

    I have a question. Are young
    I have a question. Are young riders like Louis Meintjes capable of backing up the very next day from Trentino, travel over night, thn ride LBL 269km and do well or just getting exp and km in legs?
    Seems a very harsh task. Opps got ,my days mixed up, another 24 hrs 🙂 DOH

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    VVV73

    Will be very interested to
    Will be very interested to see if 19yo(youngest rider on tour) Matej Mohoric(u23 road race champ) rides break of longest race of the year.. He rode his first break in Amstel Gold
    I feel there is some exceptional talent to come out of the junior worlds last year..Mohoric,
    Meintjes,Caleb Ewan(very very fast Aussie Kid, will ride for greenedge second half of year), Howson(also a TT machine).
    We already seen some of the talent, Alaphilipe was 9th.

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    Gkam84

    I loaded in a provisional
    I loaded in a provisional today from Le Tour site

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    Dux89

    obutterwick wrote:Pro Cycling

    obutterwick wrote:
    Pro Cycling Stats

    PCS doesn’t really have it together yet either. Nibali is not listed on their startlist for Astana, etc.

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    obutterwick

    Pro Cycling Stats
    Pro Cycling Stats

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    Bokonon

    Also, given that the Sky team
    Also, given that the Sky team in that list lacks Richie Porte, who has stated here: http://www.cyclingnews.com/blogs/richie-porte/ready-for-return-to-racing-at-liege-and-romandie that he is riding L-B-L it is definitely wrong.

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    Bokonon

    No it doesn’t, even
    No it doesn’t, even cyclingquotes don’t claim that it’s a full start list for L-B-L – read the top of the list: “La Flèche Wallonne – Startlist”

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