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manolo
This would be a good time to
This would be a good time to raise the limit of riders from one team to 3 or 4 🙂drheaton
Also, when I’ve been looking
Also, when I’ve been looking at previous top 10s for the TT there are some riders in there who aren’t in the current full rider lists. I assume that once the final teams are announced they’ll be added in?EDIT: Scratch that, the guys retired.
dave atkinson
Quote:Sorry, got a little
Sorry, got a little confused as team bonuses will be done by nation but limits are in place by teamnot as confused as i’ll be when i do the scores, no doubt 🙂
drheaton
Sorry, got a little confused
Sorry, got a little confused as team bonuses will be done by nation but limits are in place by team. Glad I can stock up on Brits, Belgians and Norwegians though, that’s useful.This is probably something that could be improved on for next year, especially with the Olympics (which I hope will be included in the fantasy comp). Limiting people to two per nation and scrapping limits per ‘pro team’ would be better for World Champs and Olympic events.
dave atkinson
yes you will.
yes you will.TERatcliffe26
i think that means we will be
i think that means we will be able to do that drheatondrheaton
dave_atkinson
dave_atkinson wrote:TERatcliffe26 wrote:so dave does that mean we can pick say four sky riders? so long as only two are of the same nationality?nope. the game logic is all written so that you can only have two riders from one team. so that rule still applies for the worlds.
So does that mean the game will stop me from having Cav, Geraint Thomas and Wiggins if that’s what I want?
dave atkinson
TERatcliffe26 wrote:so dave
TERatcliffe26 wrote:so dave does that mean we can pick say four sky riders? so long as only two are of the same nationality?nope. the game logic is all written so that you can only have two riders from one team. so that rule still applies for the worlds.
dave atkinson
drheaton – duly noted.
drheaton – duly noted. doesn’t really make sense in an ITTdrheaton
dave_atkinson wrote:to answer
dave_atkinson wrote:to answer the original question, there will be *no* team bonus in the TT and the bonus for the the road race will be based on *national* teamsNo team bonus for the TT is actually quite a good rule and I’d like to see that brought in for every ITT next year.
TERatcliffe26
so dave does that mean we can
so dave does that mean we can pick say four sky riders? so long as only two are of the same nationality?
dave atkinson
to answer the original
to answer the original question, there will be *no* team bonus in the TT and the bonus for the the road race will be based on *national* teamsTuarts
Gkam84 wrote:No sorry i
Gkam84 wrote:No sorry i haven’t, but i looked them up, so Sohrabi races on the UCI Asia Tour, we get NO coverage of that in this country and nor do we get any Africa tourSo it doesn’t exist then? Of it has no relevance at all? I see no coverage where I am either but this is the internet age, results are everywhere and whilst yeah, I don’t look specifically all the time for stage results from Asia or Africa either, I am open to checking out results of cycling everywhere, not just just focused solely on the World Tour.
Gkam84 wrote:Are you trying to tell me that Sohrabi is better than Cav??Did I say that? I said he had [i]more victories[/i] than Cav.
Gkam84 wrote:I didn’t mean to insult anyone, it was a genuine question as i dont know much about Iran and Eritrea cycling wise and the later is not surprising because of thisIn its 2010 Press Freedom Index, Reporters Without Borders classified the media environment in Eritrea at 175 out of 175, the lowest possible rating, and below that of totalitarian North Korea at 174BUT i looked up the cycling and found this
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tour_of_Eritrea
If it wasn’t so damn hot over there, i dare say i could cover 700 miles in 10 stages, not taking away from it, i love to see cycling being the most popular sport in a country and it also says they have nearly 100 professional eritrean cyclists, BUT how many could even cope with a one day race like the Milan – San Remo?? I use that because its not far off the length of the world champ course
You’re not paying any attention to what I wrote. You posted that you don’t think they have enough riders to fill squads of 6 and 3. I showed it was clearly a belligerent ignorance viewpoint, that these nations have been doing well on their own Continental Tour and have more than enough riders who can race. I gave you an example of Iranian rider who has done well this season and I mentioned that the Eritrean [i]team[/i]have been racing well on the Africa Tour, not what their countries media standards are, not how many cyclists they have registered with the UCI. Actually get off Wiki and look. The UCI site has all the race for this season [url=http://www.uci.ch/templates/UCI/UCI2/layout.asp?MenuId=MTUyMjQ&LangId=1]here[/url] and you can find results on CQRanking like for this year’s La Tropicale Amissa Bongo [url=http://www.cqranking.com/men/asp/gen/tour.asp?tourid=1960]here[/url]
Your flippant statements about the heat directly contradicts your your third sentence. Why are you trying to hold them to the same pedestal as WorldTour riders? Again, I was only mentioning them in the context of their respective Continental Tours and being more than capable of filling riders for in the spots allocated, I never got into discussing whether they can last long or at all in the WC with cyclists from the bigger nations but then that’s not really the point of the World Champs to begin with, nor the point I was originally raising.
Gkam84
No sorry i haven’t, but i
No sorry i haven’t, but i looked them up, so Sohrabi races on the UCI Asia Tour, we get NO coverage of that in this country and nor do we get any Africa tourAre you trying to tell me that Sohrabi is better than Cav??
I didn’t mean to insult anyone, it was a genuine question as i dont know much about Iran and Eritrea cycling wise and the later is not surprising because of this
In its 2010 Press Freedom Index, Reporters Without Borders classified the media environment in Eritrea at 175 out of 175, the lowest possible rating, and below that of totalitarian North Korea at 174BUT i looked up the cycling and found this
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tour_of_Eritrea
If it wasn’t so damn hot over there, i dare say i could cover 700 miles in 10 stages, not taking away from it, i love to see cycling being the most popular sport in a country and it also says they have nearly 100 professional eritrean cyclists, BUT how many could even cope with a one day race like the Milan – San Remo?? I use that because its not far off the length of the world champ course
So now i want to know DAVE, will i be able to pick an Eritrean cyclist in my team?
Tuarts
stewieatb wrote:Well, you’re
stewieatb wrote:Well, you’re only allowed to enter as many people in each race as the number of your nationals who have gained World Tour ranking points – so Luxembourg can enter two people if only Frandy have points.No, Read the rules:
[i]However, a nation with fewer than 9
riders classified in the individual UCI WorldTour ranking on 15 August 2011 shall start
the number of riders that are classified. A nation with fewer than 6 riders classified in
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