2013 Transfers
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Rick Chasey wrote:Can't UCI use CQranking?
Cos Brad wouldn't be ranked No. 1?0 -
inkyfingers wrote:Rick Chasey wrote:Can't UCI use CQranking?
Can't the UCI use independent anti-doping controls?
Can't the UCI help women's cycling?
Can't the UCI all just resign and let somebody else take over?
Interestingly (or probably not to anybody else) whilst looking for some random info I noticed that the UCI Europe Tour rankings haven't been updated since June.
I know you didn't want answers, but to answer them
1) No. There isn't anything in place.
2) They could. Is it worthwhile though?
3) I suspect 95% of the UCI are absolutely fine.Fckin' Quintana … that creep can roll, man.0 -
iainf72 wrote:inkyfingers wrote:Rick Chasey wrote:Can't UCI use CQranking?
Can't the UCI use independent anti-doping controls?
Can't the UCI help women's cycling?
Can't the UCI all just resign and let somebody else take over?
Interestingly (or probably not to anybody else) whilst looking for some random info I noticed that the UCI Europe Tour rankings haven't been updated since June.
I know you didn't want answers, but to answer them
1) No. There isn't anything in place.
2) They could. Is it worthwhile though?
3) I suspect 95% of the UCI are absolutely fine.
I didn't want answers, but thanks anyway."I have a lovely photo of a Camargue horse but will not post it now" (Frenchfighter - July 2013)0 -
I do think CQRanking should be used.
If a bunch of internetz people can do it .....Fckin' Quintana … that creep can roll, man.0 -
iainf72 wrote:2) They could. Is it worthwhile though?
Yes it is.
Just thought I'd answer your question for you.0 -
iainf72 wrote:I do think CQRanking should be used.
Used for what though? To select teams for races? Would it really make any difference?0 -
greasedscotsman wrote:iainf72 wrote:2) They could. Is it worthwhile though?
Yes it is.
Just thought I'd answer your question for you.
What should they be doing?Fckin' Quintana … that creep can roll, man.0 -
iainf72 wrote:greasedscotsman wrote:iainf72 wrote:2) They could. Is it worthwhile though?
Yes it is.
Just thought I'd answer your question for you.
What should they be doing?
Oh, I thought you knew. I was answering your question "is it worthwhile".0 -
greasedscotsman wrote:
Oh, I thought you knew. I was answering your question "is it worthwhile".
I like this game
Why is it worthwhile?Fckin' Quintana … that creep can roll, man.0 -
iainf72 wrote:greasedscotsman wrote:
Oh, I thought you knew. I was answering your question "is it worthwhile".
I like this game
Why is it worthwhile?
Is that the game were the thread is taken as off topic as possible?
And it's worth helping because it can be great racing to watch! I'd like to see more of it, wouldn't you?0 -
greasedscotsman wrote:
And it's worth helping because it can be great racing to watch! I'd like to see more of it, wouldn't you?
Honestly? Not bothered. I'm sure non-elite racing can be great, or junior racing but I don't watch that either.
However my pinko leftie side says it should be the same for everyone....And the UCI tend to deal with that quite well at their events.Fckin' Quintana … that creep can roll, man.0 -
iainf72 wrote:Honestly? Not bothered. I'm sure non-elite racing can be great, or junior racing but I don't watch that either.
However my pinko leftie side says it should be the same for everyone....And the UCI tend to deal with that quite well at their events.
I struggle a bit with the juniors/U23s, but I don't think that's because the racing is rubbish, I reckon it's because I don't know who the riders are. Wonder if it's the same with others watching the women's events?
World Champs are the only events the UCI run, aren't they? Reckon they are good though, both to watch on the telly and even better to go and see. Kinda wish I'd gone now, especially as it's not been raining there so far. I'm not so keen on TTs, but the whole week is pretty good, nice mix of events. And the RRs should be great!0 -
May have been mentioned before, but if not: Davide Martinelli to Sky (he is riding the with the Italian Worlds team)
Bole to Vacansoleil
Contador is the Greatest0 -
Txurruka let go by Euskaltel.
The emerging talent that is Bardet has accepted an AG2R contract out to 2014.Contador is the Greatest0 -
Velasco also reported to have been let go by Euskaltel.0
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frenchfighter wrote:The emerging talent that is Bardet has accepted an AG2R contract out to 2014.0
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http://www.cyclingweekly.co.uk/news/lat ... m-sky.html
Kiryienka confirms he's moving to Sky.
So for Sky that's
In:
confirmed: Kiryienka, Cataldo
strong rumours: Lopez, JTL, Dombrowski,
Out:
confirmed: Nordhaug, Appollonio, Barry, Hunt, Flecha, Lofkvist
rumoured: Cav, Dowsett
Think that's about right.0 -
Kiri has done very well for himself. I remember him at Tinkoff, very attacking. Then he has moved up through the ranks nicely, got some good results and helped a lot of people and now he has probably landed a nice fat salary.
3rd in the Worlds TT yday is hugely impressive.
Contador is the Greatest0 -
An excellent climber and TTer - right up Sky's street0
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Amazing how tiny he looks next to Tony Martin and especially Taylor Phinney. Always think of him as a big rider himself.
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Richmond Racer wrote:An excellent climber and TTer - right up Sky's street
and decent little piece on his on the cycling weekly site
http://www.cyclingweekly.co.uk/news/lat ... m-sky.html
grew up 130k across the border from Chernobyl...jeez..0 -
Gabriel Rasch has cancelled his contract with IAM Cycling and will ride for Team Sky in 2013 (via @sykkelerbest)Fckin' Quintana … that creep can roll, man.0
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They tried to sign him last year too.
Wonder if they've got him earmarked for a post-racing role.0 -
Talking of IAM Cycling, apparently Haussler has signed for them.
Edit: They announced their full squad for next year:
Marcel Aregger
Marco Bandiera
Matthias Brandle
Rémi Cusin
Stefan Denifl
Martin Elmiger
Jonathan Fumeaux
Kristoff Goddaert
Heinrich Haussler
Sébastien Hinault
Reto Hollenstein
Kevyn Ista
Dominic Klemme
Permin Lang
Gustav Larsson
Thomas Löfkvist
Matteo Pelucchi
Alexandr Pliuschin
Sébastien Reichenbach
Aleksejs Saramotins
Patrick Schelling
Johann Tschopp
Marcel WyssTwitter: @RichN950 -
Not sure whether this question goes hear, if not perhaps the Mod can start new thread. Does anyone have info on the new sponsors for ProTour teams? Have heard that it will be Omega Pharma Liquigas next year. Is this true?Always be yourself, unless you can be Aaron Rodgers....Then always be Aaron Rodgers.0
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frenchfighter wrote:Kiri has done very well for himself. I remember him at Tinkoff, very attacking. Then he has moved up through the ranks nicely, got some good results and helped a lot of people and now he has probably landed a nice fat salary.
3rd in the Worlds TT yday is hugely impressive.
I've always liked him as a rider. He always seems to put in 100% and loves attacking. I hope he doesn't become too restricted at Sky.0 -
Mr Goo wrote:Not sure whether this question goes hear, if not perhaps the Mod can start new thread. Does anyone have info on the new sponsors for ProTour teams? Have heard that it will be Omega Pharma Liquigas next year. Is this true?
No.
Liquigas = CannondaleFckin' Quintana … that creep can roll, man.0 -
Perhaps the biggest publicity stunt Sky will miss out on if Cavendish leaves is the possibility of having a Matthew (Hayman), Mark (Cav), Luke (Rowe) and Jon (Tiernan-Locke) line up in races...
Like many Sky fans, I already think the sun shines out of their @rses; but imagine the fun they could have had with that one...0 -
OCDuPalais wrote:Perhaps the biggest publicity stunt Sky will miss out on if Cavendish leaves is the possibility of having a Matthew (Hayman), Mark (Cav), Luke (Rowe) and Jon (Tiernan-Locke) line up in races...
Like many Sky fans, I already think the sun shines out of their @rses; but imagine the fun they could have had with that one...
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