Flop of the Year 2013
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Wiggins or Contador or other?
“New York has the haircuts, London has the trousers, but Belfast has the reason!
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The Giro?0
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I might be being a bit harsh but I thought Bouhanni might have had a bigger impact this year.
Also Schlecks anyone?0 -
SKY week one of the Tour.
The Green edge bus driver.
Wiggins Giro and Tour double0 -
RichN95 wrote:Phil Gilbert.
Pip personified BMC's woeful season. That was an expensive year for them with little to show for it.0 -
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SKY week one of the Tour.
The Green edge bus driver.
Wiggins Giro and Tour double0 -
Wiggins0
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At least Wiggins retrieved something from his season with 3 wins, 2 TTT wins and a Worlds silver medal.
Something that can't be said for another of last years GT winners, Hesjedal.
For me, Gilbert and Hesjedal.0 -
Yellow Peril wrote:
Pip personified BMC's woeful season. That was an expensive year for them with little to show for it.
They won twice as many races as Astana. And only 5 less than Sky.
If you want to go for a pure numbers gameFckin' Quintana … that creep can roll, man.0 -
iainf72 wrote:Yellow Peril wrote:
Pip personified BMC's woeful season. That was an expensive year for them with little to show for it.
They won twice as many races as Astana. And only 5 less than Sky.
If you want to go for a pure numbers game
That they did.
It's just because their wins were nearly all below WT level (some well below) that folks don't realise
that they stood on so many podiums.
Andy Schleck for me. Two years in the mending and still more abandons than finishes."Science is a tool for cheaters". An anonymous French PE teacher.0 -
Wiggins, Schleck, JTL, Gilbert, Hushovd could all be in for a shout. Even Boonen had a year to forget, whilst Henao didn't push on in the GTs.0
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Eurosport. Unforgivably poor commentary given the abundance of insight available.
Mr Harmon had his best ever season. Hope he recovers and returns....a rare 100% loyal Pro Race poster. A poster boy for the community.0 -
Blazing Saddles wrote:iainf72 wrote:Yellow Peril wrote:
Pip personified BMC's woeful season. That was an expensive year for them with little to show for it.
They won twice as many races as Astana. And only 5 less than Sky.
If you want to go for a pure numbers game
That they did.
It's just because their wins were nearly all below WT level (some well below) that folks don't realise
that they stood on so many podiums.
Andy Schleck for me. Two years in the mending and still more abandons than finishes.
I admit I didn't know they'd won so many races but I think they fell well short of their aspirations0 -
Harmon should stay away. He got found out and has to deal with it.Insta: ATEnduranceCoaching
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Bit harsh on Pip. He was at least visible and near winning most of the season.___________________
Strava is not Zen.0 -
calvjones wrote:Bit harsh on Pip. He was at least visible and near winning most of the season.
Unfortunately that season a couple of years back set the expectation bar higher than near wins for Pip and I'm sure his remuneration reflected that. He's in the Boonen/Cancellara league not the Boasson Hagen/Thomas league0 -
Edvald B-H no question.
Had a few chances to win but failed. Even got beaten by an outright climber in a sprint finish (step forward Bauke Mollema). Inexcusable.0 -
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Good old Alberto has been a bit rubbish hasn't he..0
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Did Contador win anything all year? Has to be a biggest flop all year.
Skys so called 'classics' team was poor, only really the Stannard doing them any pride.
I was disappointed in Heano and Uran as well.
Thomas De Gendt0 -
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Oh and let's not forget Matt Goss of course.0
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ThomThom wrote:Good old Alberto has been a bit rubbish hasn't he..
In terms to top riders who couldnt wait to see the back of this season, he'd got to rank up there0 -
Contador - for the over hyped vegan comeback+++++++++++++++++++++
we are the proud, the few, Descendents.
Panama - finally putting a nail in the economic theory of the trickle down effect.0 -
Yellow Peril wrote:Oh and let's not forget Matt Goss of course.
Good shout. I'm sure his form declined when Harley was added to his name.
My podium, in order, would be Wiggins, Gilbert, A Schleck.0