Most exciting
markwalker
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So who is the most exciting current cyclist to watch?
for me, Contadours efforts in Paris Nice were superb viewing, for the same reason i liked Voekler when he was defending his yellow. Still like him now
the last few stages of Di Luca were pretty cool too.
for me, Contadours efforts in Paris Nice were superb viewing, for the same reason i liked Voekler when he was defending his yellow. Still like him now
the last few stages of Di Luca were pretty cool too.
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Chris Quin0
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NapoleonD wrote:Chris Quin
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Of the GT contenders?
Agree with Contador. Schleck the younger can light up the climbs. LL Sanchez' balls out descending and big heart put him on the list.
Of the others Voigt is always money.
But if you want excitement, watch the classics: Boonen, Chavanel, Devolder, Cunego, Haussler, Chinny, Flecha, Schleck EBH, and of course Valverde and Tintin before their bans are all entertaining. Also lesser lights like Quinziato, Breshel, Visconti and J Rod make good tv.It's a little like wrestling a gorilla. You don't quit when you're tired. You quit when the gorilla is tired.0 -
:shock:markwalker wrote:NapoleonD wrote:Chris Quin
who????
How very dare you!
Our very own lfcquin0 -
and in the sprints, Cavendish is flavour of the month in our house.0
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On a night out .... Boonen !!
British not English... who said that, internet forum people ?0 -
Depends on the situation.
Sprints: Cavendish without a doubt
Epic one-man rides: Cancellara (his ride in the Olympic road race was insane!)
Grand Tour GC: Schleck when he's "on" and Contador when he's challenged (like his rifdes against Rasmussen)0 -
markwalker wrote:and in the sprints, Cavendish is flavour of the month in our house.
English. Not British.
Another fantastic British rider.0 -
Andy Schleck.0
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Nicole cook in the Worlds and Olympics was pretty good.
I was jumping up and down like a maniac during both occasions.
(I wasn't watching it, I was being told I wasn't allowed a bag of sweets by my mum...)0
