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"I have shown [in Flanders] that I am once again at the top of the list of the favourites," warned Boonen. "I am good enough to do a number in Hell. I don't have to rely on my sprint on Sunday; I can do it with blood boosting." |
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cancellera will win it
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Cancellare did not look that hot to me in RVV, but maybe I am mistaken...
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De Rosa Planet Campagnolo Per Sempre! PAOLO BETTINI CAMPIONE DEL MONDO x 2!
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I'd love to see Flecha win P-R.
He's a superb rider. But if I had to bet the deeds of the house - I'm going with Cancellara. (I'll probably be homeless, come Monday). Kiss of death, Fabian's my bet.
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Sweet, now Cancellara can't win it Hincapie and Hammond have a chance..... |
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Going with Cancellara with OGrady as my backup
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The only problem is... Gilbert won't start. |
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I would really like to see Hincapie win just so he will STFU about it.
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I would love to see O'Grady win it again.
I'll pick Flecha for the win. Live on SBS in Aust. can't wait, it's a rare treat. |
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Hah! Cavendish is starting for High Road. He'll last all of the first 100km maybe. Can't see him wanting to ride down the Arenberg section if he thinks sprinting at Ghent Wevelgem is too dangerous
. Still 5 Brits starting which can only be a good thing. Maybe an early 5 man break to go away and claim the top 5 places. Bring it on. |
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Anyone know a way to watch the race in the US for free? Internet broadcast?
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Eurosport website normally has a live feed.
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