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My team
Alejandro
My team =D>Alejandro Valverde
Tony Martin
Vicenzo Nibali
Daniel Moreno
Lieuwe Westra
Stef Clement
Marco Pinotti
Andriy Grivko
Ivan BassoThere is no young rider
There is no young rider classification and therefore there are no points being given.I haven’t picked out my team
I haven’t picked out my team yet, but with 14 transfers in the bag, I might go TT guys and then back 👿I’m sorry, but I’m willing to
I’m sorry, but I’m willing to put my neck out and many around here know full well what I think of dopers.Horner is NOT a doper. If he’d been doping, even along the way in his career, he’d have been caught up in the same thing that got Levi, Hincapie and many others.
I am so fed up with this, oh look, he’s winning, must be a doper mentality that comes from some sections of cycling “fans”….they’ve been like that for years and will continue like that for years to come.
It was the same when Wiggo won TDF last year and then was crap at the Giro, When Froome was good at the Vuelta and “no-where” and everyone said he was doping.
Horner has been a constant DS for some of the big “winners” in the grand tours, Evans, Armstrong, Contador and Schleck and I believe ALL of those four were dopers.
In my eye’s, Horner should be up there with Jens Voigt, he’s won many races, not on the scale of the grand tours. But he’s been there in the winning teams aswell.
Look at what Jens is doing this year, break’s galore, got a win in California aswell. Both having decent season’s in the twilight of their career’s.
If people want to spout about his doping, go do it somewhere else, he’s never even been implicated.
So if you can stand and say Jens is clean, you have to say the same about Horner
His first GT was only 7 years
His first GT was only 7 years ago, since then, he’s always been a DS to some other rider. Take out the GT’s and his record is America is mental, he’s won everythingIts simple, He’s finally got
Its simple, He’s finally got a chance to do something in a grand tour. He is the team leader, he doesn’t have to worry about pulling Schleck’s nappy up or making sure he’s fed and watered.He can finally able to do his own thing, I think he’s always had it in him, just been held back by others
The Giro was spot on, The TdF
The Giro was spot on, The TdF was strange because most teams sent strong riders, so the lower end was lacking.The Vuelta, with the value’s being changed around, has meant the balance has swung and some riders seem to be dirt cheap for who they are 8}
You can improve, but if you
You can improve, but if you don’t have the confidence, that’s harder to solve.Look at some of the pro’s. Can go up hill like there is no climb, but come down hill like they are scared of every movement.
The high prices forced people
The high prices forced people to make choices of which riders to pick though. With the low values, it means you can almost pick at will and everyone can fit in. 8>I think the experiment with
I think the experiment with value’s hasn’t worked.Time to put them back to TdF way. Else everyone is going to have the same teams over and over again
ONE stage winner today, but
ONE stage winner today, but its easy to see that the adjustment in riders values has had one simple effect. Everyone is picking the same team. Check out the scores when the stage finished updating, you’ll see what I mean1 mshamster mshamster 228
Looks like only 121 riders
Looks like only 121 riders finished….so far.Could be a mass cut today :))
He’s the full story on
He’s the full story on Alonso’s siteIts not quite confirmed, a
Its not quite confirmed, a few things need to be signed and sorted out, but it does look like he’s buying the license and building a team around Sanchez… ~X(They will honour current contracts, but to me, it looks like they are going to switch to Conti level :”(
