The road race national jersey wearers you can expect to see in the peloton for the next year:
Kazakhstan - Alexander Vinokourov More to come. *edited to say oops* Thanks Devil. |
Those Kazahkstanian colors would fit in nicely with Discovery next year.
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Pinotti won the RR? I thought he won the TT? Same with Gutierrez.
Yep. Those two are the TT champs, not the RR champs. |
Originally Posted by Devil
Pinotti won the RR? I thought he won the TT?
And BTW, I suppose everyone knows that Bettini will not be contesting the Tricolore this year. |
I'd like to see Pozzato or Petito get the win today. It'll be weird seeing Thor Hushovd without the Norwegian national champ's jersey.
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Originally Posted by gmason
He did win the TT - the road champs, in the main, are being held today. I will be juggling the French, Italian, and German races on TV. Tough job, but someone has to do it. ;)
And BTW, I suppose everyone knows that Bettini will not be contesting the Tricolore this year. You are so lucky... it would be nice to get a peek... just a peek! Koffee |
Some notables:
France - Pierrick Fedrigo (Bouygues Telecom) Germany - Gerald Ciolek (Akud Arnolds Sicherheit) Italy - Enrico Gasparotto (Liquigas - Bianchi) (Pozzato 2nd) Netherlands - Leon Van Bon Norway - Morten Christiansen (CK Bjřrgvin/Team Sparebanken Vest) Russia - Vladimir Gussev (Team CSC) Spain - Juan Manuel Gárate (Saunier Duval Prodir) Switzerland - Martin Elmiger (Phonak) |
Ciolek is only 18. He beat Förster and Zabel at the line. Have to keep an eye out for this kid.
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Goddamnit, I wish Zabel had won.
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Originally Posted by gcasillo
Those Kazahkstanian colors would fit in nicely with Discovery next year.
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Originally Posted by koffee brown
How about an update, juggler? ;)
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No big names won other than Van Bon and Vino. Won't be many champ jersies at Le Tour:( Friere out as well. At least McEwen will be showing off his Aussie champ jersey.
Maybe Glomser will step up this year? National champs riding the Tour in bold font Austria: Gerrit Glomser (Lampre-Caffita) Belgium: Serge Baguet (Davitamon-Lotto) Slovakia: Martin Prazdnovsky (ZP Podbrezova) Czech Republic - Jan Svorada (eD'system - ZVVZ) Croatia: Matija Kvasina (Perutnina Ptuj) Denmark: Lars Ytting Bak (Team CSC) France: Pierrick Fedrigo (Bouygues Telecom) Germany: Gerald Ciolek (Akud Arnolds Sicherheit) Great Britain: Russell Downing (Recycling.co.uk-MGXPOWER-Litespeed) Hungary: László Garamszegi (P-NIVO Betonexpressz SE) Ireland: David O’Loughlin (Navigators Insurance) Italy: Enrico Gasparotto (Liquigas - Bianchi) Kazakhstan: Alexandre Vinokourov (T-Mobile) Luxembourg: Frank Schleck (CSC) Netherlands: Leon van Bon (Davitamon-Lotto) Norway: Morten Christiansen (CK Bjřrgvin/Team Sparebanken Vest) Poland: Adam Wadecki (Intel - Action) Portugal: Joaquim Andrade (Riberalves) Russia: Sergey Ivanov (T-Mobile) Slovenia: Mitja Mahoric (Perutnina Ptuj) Spain: Juan Manuel Gárate (Saunier Duval Prodir) Switzerland: Martin Elmiger (Phonak Hearing Systems) Ukraine: Mikhailo Khalilov (LPR) |
Originally Posted by classic1
No big names won other than Van Bon and Vino. Won't be many champ jersies at Le Tour:( Friere out as well. At least McEwen will be showing off his Aussie champ jersey.
Hopefully Big Tom gets to know what the back of it looks like real well.....:D |
Originally Posted by ed073
Hopefully Big Tom gets to know what the back of it looks like real well.....:D
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Originally Posted by gcasillo
While wearing the maillot vert? ;)
only coz Robbie's in yellow......:D :D |
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