Current and upcoming races: 03.05 - 07.05 Bretagne Ladies Tour CERATIZIT 2.1 WE 03.05 - 05.05 Vuelta Ciclista Andalucia Ruta Del Sol 2.1 WE 03.05 - 08.05 4 Jours de Dunkerque / Grand Prix des Hauts de France 2.Pro 06.05 - 29.05 Giro d'Italia 2.UWT 7.05 Ronde van Overijssel 2.2 07.05 Sundvolden GP 1.2 07.05 GP Eco-Struct 1.1 WE 08.05 Flèche Ardennaise 1.2 08.05 Gran Premio Ciudad de Eibar 1.1 WE 08.05 Ringerike GP 1.2 10.05 Emakumeen Nafarroako Women's Elite Classics 1.1 11.05 - 15.05 Tour de Hongrie 2.1 13.05 La Classique Morbihan 1.1 WE 13.05 - 15.05 Itzulia Women 2.WWT 14.05 Grand Prix du Morbihan 1.Pro 15.05 Tro-Bro Léon 1.Pro
>moved from one brain dead team to another yea sure
Isaac Taylor
karma for robbing Pinot will get to him
Nathan Rivera
not all bad, I would rather have rat-ears win than the rat-man
Caleb Moore
Don't worry, all Astana riders have surely received a "letter" from Vino by now and Nibali's voodoo will take care of the rest. Almost all of Astana's season hinges on this Giro, they can't be stopped
Angel Williams
yeah haha
Colton Perry
Highest quality startlist of any pro stage race this year is Paris-Nice
>no pog >ineos B team >winner was Giro's domestique By no means it was a mickey mouse race, but it wasn't tier 1 either
Aaron Roberts
Will Sivakov ride for Chadapaz, or will we get some ebin betrayaltons like memco/almeida last year?
Eli Parker
Which stage does grug DNF ? I bet on 16 He should be able to manage ethna, then is somewhat doable until 15, he'll be tired and DNF on 16.
Samuel Perry
fat
Dominic Brooks
16 sounds like too much lol.
Nathan Nelson
Redpill me on the Grug DNF meme.
Henry Sanchez
to be fair 4-16 looks doable. Classics type stage, flat, one big mountain only. If he doesn't go on full retard attacks all the time he could manage.
Cameron Rogers
Ineos is generally able to keep their riders in check. The only thing that springs to mind was when Froome wanted to drop Wiggo and win the Tour himself but even then he didn't do it.
Xavier Reed
of course he could fucking manage who do you think you're talking about here he's a better climber than half the peloton already
Gavin Hill
Grug is fat and his team is shit. Also never completed a GT, TDF was a good example. He rode it like your typical stage race, completely putting apart its 3 weeks long. Ended up being absolutely dead on mountain stages.
I haven't checked the route, but he gives me the vibes of a whimsical dude that gets bored one day and leaves the race for no reason.
Kayden Sanders
>TDF was a good example You mean it's the only example. He's never ridden other GTs and his reason to quit was he wanted to race in the Olympics. This time he's here to get some kilometers in his legs because his season started late.
Nathan Brooks
He knew he was going to MTB olympics beforehand though
Michael Williams
>Grug is fat he could have a chance then, looks like he's still working on getting fat for this year
>he wanted to race in the Olympics. That yes but he was in shambles during the last stage, he was pulling all the stops. Granted it was a special time as he wanted to keep the yellow as much as possible for the poulidor special.
I don't remember that at all. No one expected him to survive one more day in yellow because of that mountain stage, including him. Him dropping that day was calculated and he just started riding his own tempo afterwards, but maybe my memory is abit hazy, I just remember him dodging an umbrella.
Noah Powell
>Basque rider Mikel Landa is looking forward to a great result in the 105th edition of the Giro d'Italia, where he will have a great team around him. The symbol of 'Landismo' will start as the sole leader of Bahrain-Victorious, despite having a lot of quality teammates. >sole leader It's happening.
