Giro and the TDF
I was wondering if anyone has thoughts about how the Giro results will affect this years years TDF. Personally I think the years Giro shows little as many have in the past. Some Giro's do give some indication how a rider will do in the Giro, but most do not. A one lapse between the Giro and the TDF is a welcome change. Hopefully more prospective TDF winners will enter the Giro now.
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Giro and the TDF
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Randall wrote: I was wondering if anyone has thoughts about how the Giro results will affect this years years TDF. Personally I think the years Giro shows little as many have in the past. Some Giro's do give some indication how a rider will do in the Giro, but most do not. A one lapse between the Giro and the TDF is a welcome change. Hopefully more prospective TDF winners will enter the Giro now. Frank Schleck is on form to win the TdF. -- Old Fritz |
Giro and the TDF
On 29/05/2012 05:55, Frederick the Great wrote:
In , wrote: I was wondering if anyone has thoughts about how the Giro results will affect this years years TDF. Personally I think the years Giro shows little as many have in the past. Some Giro's do give some indication how a rider will do in the Giro, but most do not. A one lapse between the Giro and the TDF is a welcome change. Hopefully more prospective TDF winners will enter the Giro now. Frank Schleck is on form to win the TdF. In fact I do believe he's just received the yellow jersey. |
Giro and the TDF
A injury and dropping out of the Giro is hardly a positive sign. Personally I think the Schleck's talent has been overestimated. But a manager like Bruyneel can make the most of their talent.
On Monday, May 28, 2012 9:55:31 PM UTC-7, Frederick the Great wrote: In article , Randall wrote: I was wondering if anyone has thoughts about how the Giro results will affect this years years TDF. Personally I think the years Giro shows little as many have in the past. Some Giro's do give some indication how a rider will do in the Giro, but most do not. A one lapse between the Giro and the TDF is a welcome change. Hopefully more prospective TDF winners will enter the Giro now. Frank Schleck is on form to win the TdF. -- Old Fritz |
Giro and the TDF
On May 29, 6:15*am, atriage wrote:
On 29/05/2012 05:55, Frederick the Great wrote: In , * *wrote: I was wondering if anyone has thoughts about how the Giro results will affect this years years TDF. Personally I think the years Giro shows little as many have in the past. Some Giro's do give some indication how a rider will do in the Giro, but most do not. A one lapse between the Giro and the TDF is a welcome change. Hopefully more prospective TDF winners will enter the Giro now. Frank Schleck is on form to win the TdF. In fact I do believe he's just received the yellow jersey. His brother gave it to him? What a lovely gesture! DR |
Giro and the TDF
On 29/05/2012 22:08, DirtRoadie wrote:
On May 29, 6:15 am, wrote: On 29/05/2012 05:55, Frederick the Great wrote: In , wrote: I was wondering if anyone has thoughts about how the Giro results will affect this years years TDF. Personally I think the years Giro shows little as many have in the past. Some Giro's do give some indication how a rider will do in the Giro, but most do not. A one lapse between the Giro and the TDF is a welcome change. Hopefully more prospective TDF winners will enter the Giro now. Frank Schleck is on form to win the TdF. In fact I do believe he's just received the yellow jersey. His brother gave it to him? What a lovely gesture! Yeah sweet although Andy has been widely quoted as saying that he doesn't want the ****ing thing so giving it to Frank to look after made sense. |
Giro and the TDF
Randall wrote:
I was wondering if anyone has thoughts about how the Giro results will affect this years years TDF. Personally I think the years Giro shows little as many have in the past. Some Giro's do give some indication how a rider will do in the Giro, but most do not. A one lapse between the Giro and the TDF is a welcome change. Hopefully more prospective TDF winners will enter the Giro now. IMHO, the short answer is that sponsorships make it tough for a rider to enter the Giro these days without going all out. If a rider could go easy but still place respectably, it might bode well for his performance a few weeks later. I'm not sure any rider can win both these days - just too draining. -S- |
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