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Cracker wrote:
> Cracker says... > > 1 Valverde > 2 Cunego > 3 Rebellin > 4 Bettini > 5 Evans > 6 Kirchen > 7 Ricco Suave > 8 Rodriguez > 9 Frankie Schleck Goes To Hollywood > 10 Schleck Dark horse pick: Nocentini, Gesink, Pellizotti and/or Hagen in no particular order (I'm trying to cement my candyass credentials). |
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1 Valverde 2 Cunego 3 Rebellin 4 Bettini 5 Evans 6 Kirchen 7 Ricco Suave 8 Rodriguez 9 Frankie Schleck Goes To Hollywood 10 Schleck |
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> 1 Valverde > 2 Cunego > 3 Rebellin > 4 Bettini > 5 Evans > 6 Kirchen > 7 Ricco Suave > 8 Rodriguez > 9 Frankie Schleck Goes To Hollywood > 10 Schleck No, no. The weather won't suit Valverde (showers at the end of the day, just like at the Flèche W.). Recovering Bettini won't make it over the new côte in the final (the one in place of Sart Tilman; longer and steeper). Kirchen is too heavy. Ricco, who knows. Flashes of brilliance in between periods of mediocrity. (Typical doper.) Andy Schleck will play super domestique and won't be in the final selection. (Btw, all CSC domestiques are super.) I agree with Rebellin on the podium and not on the top step. I think Gesink and Dekker will both be contenders, with Menchov breaking things up on the penultimate côte. Cunego: definitely in the mix, as will be Rodriguez. It's hard to pick one. Podium: Cunego, Gesink, Nibali. |
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On Apr 26, 3:17*am, "Cracker" <pollywannacrac...@hotmail.com> wrote:
> * * * Cracker says... > > * * * 1 *Valverde > * * * 2 *Cunego > * * * 3 *Rebellin > * * * 4 *Bettini > * * * 5 *Evans > * * * 6 *Kirchen > * * * 7 *Ricco Suave > * * * 8 *Rodriguez > * * * 9 *Frankie Schleck Goes To Hollywood > * * * 10 *Schleck 1. Rebellin 2. F. Schleck 3. Hesjedal |
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"Cracker" <pollywannacracker@hotmail.com> wrote in message news:EuBQj.138$H_.34@newsfe06.lga... > Cracker says... > > 1 Valverde > 2 Cunego > 3 Rebellin > 4 Bettini > 5 Evans > 6 Kirchen > 7 Ricco Suave > 8 Rodriguez > 9 Frankie Schleck Goes To Hollywood > 10 Schleck > > How about Piet Rooijakkers, he looked good a couple years ago in the Ronde van Midden-Brabant. |
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The climbs of Liège-Bastogne-Liège:
Côte de Ny (57.5km): 1.8km at 5.7% Côte de la Roche-en-Ardenne (82km): 2.8km at 4.9% Côte de Saint-Roch (128km): 800m at 12% Côte de Wanne (172km): 2.7km at 7% Côte de Stockeu (178.5km): 1.1km at 10.5% Côte de la Haute-Levée (184km): 2.4km at 6% Côte du Rosier (196.5km): 4km at 5.9% Côte de la Vecque (209km): 3.1km at 5.9% Côte de la Redoute (226.5km): 2.1km at 8.4% Côte de Sprimont (232km): 1.4km at 4.7% Côte de la Roche aux Faucons (241.5km): 1.5km at 9.9% <<<<<new côte in the final Côte de Saint-Nicolas (255.5km): 1km at 11.1% Climbing finish to Ans at 261km "Ted van de Weteringe" <myfullname@xs4all.nl.invalid> wrote in message news:481343da$0$14352$e4fe514c@news.xs4all.nl... > Cracker wrote: >> 1 Valverde >> 2 Cunego >> 3 Rebellin >> 4 Bettini >> 5 Evans >> 6 Kirchen >> 7 Ricco Suave >> 8 Rodriguez >> 9 Frankie Schleck Goes To Hollywood >> 10 Schleck > > No, no. > > The weather won't suit Valverde (showers at the end of the day, just like > at the Flèche W.). > > Recovering Bettini won't make it over the new côte in the final (the one > in place of Sart Tilman; longer and steeper). > > Kirchen is too heavy. > > Ricco, who knows. Flashes of brilliance in between periods of mediocrity. > (Typical doper.) > > Andy Schleck will play super domestique and won't be in the final > selection. (Btw, all CSC domestiques are super.) > > I agree with Rebellin on the podium and not on the top step. I think > Gesink and Dekker will both be contenders, with Menchov breaking things up > on the penultimate côte. Cunego: definitely in the mix, as will be > Rodriguez. > > It's hard to pick one. Podium: Cunego, Gesink, Nibali. |
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1. Dekker
2. Cunego 3. Evans |
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Two long shots:
Popovych and Asterloa |
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Ted van de Weteringe wrote:
> The weather won't suit Valverde (showers at the end of the day, just > like at the Flèche W.). Oh wait, the forecast has changed. Warm (18-20 degrees C), wind in the back on the return leg (3-4 Bft), dry with some cloud cover. Valverde looking good again. |
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In article <481343da$0$14352$e4fe514c@news.xs4all.nl>,
Ted van de Weteringe <myfullname@xs4all.nl.invalid> wrote: > Cracker wrote: > > 1 Valverde > > 2 Cunego > > 3 Rebellin > > 4 Bettini > > 5 Evans > > 6 Kirchen > > 7 Ricco Suave > > 8 Rodriguez > > 9 Frankie Schleck Goes To Hollywood > > 10 Schleck > > No, no. > > The weather won't suit Valverde (showers at the end of the day, just > like at the Flèche W.). > > Recovering Bettini won't make it over the new côte in the final (the one > in place of Sart Tilman; longer and steeper). > > Kirchen is too heavy. > > Ricco, who knows. Flashes of brilliance in between periods of > mediocrity. (Typical doper.) I'd say he might be a good choice but he doesn't seem to be on the upswing lately. > Andy Schleck will play super domestique and won't be in the final > selection. Frank sounds like a good one - I'll say he gets it. > (Btw, all CSC domestiques are super.) That's really true. They all know how to be good team players, too. > I agree with Rebellin on the podium and not on the top step. I think > Gesink and Dekker will both be contenders, with Menchov breaking things > up on the penultimate côte. Cunego: definitely in the mix, as will be > Rodriguez. Cunego has been riding well lately. Podium for him, just not the top step. > It's hard to pick one. Podium: Cunego, Gesink, Nibali. -- tanx, Howard Whatever happened to Leon Trotsky? He got an icepick That made his ears burn. remove YOUR SHOES to reply, ok? |
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On Apr 26, 12:09*pm, Alexander Lackner
<alexunspamander.lackunspam...@chello.at> wrote: > 1. Dekker > 2. Cunego > 3. Evans Evans-of-all-people. Unless he went too hard on Wednesday. LBL is sometimes won by someone who lacks a sprint. Ben |
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bjw@mambo.ucolick.org wrote:
> LBL is sometimes won by someone who > lacks a sprint. Tell it to Boogerd. |
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Cracker wrote:
> 1 Valverde > 3 Rebellin > 9 Frankie Schleck Goes To Hollywood > 10 Schleck Nice. Next time, trim the list. |
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