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@1860

@Buck Rogers

@Rick

@ChrisO

@ChrisO

Before we leave the Worlds behind, have they also produced a nominee for Anti-V Moment of the year in John Degenkolb for his bottle-squirting tantrum?

That guy in the Red Hook crit smashing his bike must also be in the judges’ consideration. Hard for a pro to take such a prestigious prize but it was a strong showing.

Just to make the moment a bit more Anti-V, that was his friends bike that he smashed. He had borrowed the steed for the race.

Ohhhhh, that’s even worse! I did not know that. I saw the vid but it was his buddy’s bike??? Ouch!

And to top off the anti-V on this video which I can’t bear to watch anymore, that idiot had put eye black under his eyes like a football player. Wish the Badger was around to give him what he deserved.

The Red Hook guy wins the Anti-v hands down. He’s subsequently claimed that he wasn’t entirely with it as a result of a crash in which the bike was broken. However, despite being a bit woozy he managed to position himself perfectly in front of a camera for his little tantrum. Not to mention that, presumably somewhere between crash and tantrum, he’d manage to unzip his skinsuit to an indecent point.

I’d say that he new exactly what he was doing and was looking to go “viral”.

Dude is a fashion model, to boot, so he knows where a camera is and what to do in front of one.  Google the name and click on images; you have been warned.

@ChrisO

@RobSandy

@Steve Trice

I quite like getting in another team’s pace line when they are trying to chase (if I’ve got team mates in the break) then subtly soft pedalling when I get to the front. Often takes them quite a while to realise I’m not actually working.

I once had a bit of a bust up over something like that.

It was us doing the chasing but instead of going to the front and just soft-pedalling or pulling through this guy from another team (who I thought was a bit of a douche anyway) came to the front and actually braked. I got a bit pissed off with this so I came up and started leaning into him to push him out of the way.

Unfortunately I pushed him off, and I came off too. We nearly had a fight. His bike was unable to go on but I remounted and continued – it was a lap race so he stood by the side and spat on me as I went past next time.

I apologised at the end and I was genuinely sorry for escalating it, but I still maintain it was his dick move in the first place.

Yes, that’s crossing the line. I tend to think ill of anyone who brakes in that sort of race, for any reason. It’s always what causes crashing.

My aim in that scenario is to make the chasing team wonder if I’m helping or not – going at a speed just fast enough they might think I’m trying, but that it might take them a few seconds to register what team I’m in and give my buddies in the break a bit more distance. It worked though – the time I was thinking of there was a break of 4 away (2 Ajax) who managed to lap the field while everyone else was messing around.

Bad you both ended up on the deck, but going to the front and braking is just fucking stupid. I’d take your side on that one!

It’s one thing getting accidentally spat on in a paceline or group ride but deliberately?

Chapeau, coz I’m not so sure I’d have been quire so calm about the situation.

@RobSandy

@Steve Trice

I quite like getting in another team’s pace line when they are trying to chase (if I’ve got team mates in the break) then subtly soft pedalling when I get to the front. Often takes them quite a while to realise I’m not actually working.

I once had a bit of a bust up over something like that.

It was us doing the chasing but instead of going to the front and just soft-pedalling or pulling through this guy from another team (who I thought was a bit of a douche anyway) came to the front and actually braked. I got a bit pissed off with this so I came up and started leaning into him to push him out of the way.

Unfortunately I pushed him off, and I came off too. We nearly had a fight. His bike was unable to go on but I remounted and continued – it was a lap race so he stood by the side and spat on me as I went past next time.

I apologised at the end and I was genuinely sorry for escalating it, but I still maintain it was his dick move in the first place.

Yes, that’s crossing the line. I tend to think ill of anyone who brakes in that sort of race, for any reason. It’s always what causes crashing.

My aim in that scenario is to make the chasing team wonder if I’m helping or not – going at a speed just fast enough they might think I’m trying, but that it might take them a few seconds to register what team I’m in and give my buddies in the break a bit more distance. It worked though – the time I was thinking of there was a break of 4 away (2 Ajax) who managed to lap the field while everyone else was messing around.

Bad you both ended up on the deck, but going to the front and braking is just fucking stupid. I’d take your side on that one!

@Buck Rogers

@Rick

@ChrisO

@ChrisO

Before we leave the Worlds behind, have they also produced a nominee for Anti-V Moment of the year in John Degenkolb for his bottle-squirting tantrum?

That guy in the Red Hook crit smashing his bike must also be in the judges’ consideration. Hard for a pro to take such a prestigious prize but it was a strong showing.

Just to make the moment a bit more Anti-V, that was his friends bike that he smashed. He had borrowed the steed for the race.

Ohhhhh, that’s even worse! I did not know that. I saw the vid but it was his buddy’s bike??? Ouch!

And to top off the anti-V on this video which I can’t bear to watch anymore, that idiot had put eye black under his eyes like a football player. Wish the Badger was around to give him what he deserved.

The Red Hook guy wins the Anti-v hands down. He’s subsequently claimed that he wasn’t entirely with it as a result of a crash in which the bike was broken. However, despite being a bit woozy he managed to position himself perfectly in front of a camera for his little tantrum. Not to mention that, presumably somewhere between crash and tantrum, he’d manage to unzip his skinsuit to an indecent point.

I’d say that he new exactly what he was doing and was looking to go “viral”.

@Steve Trice

The most amazing thing, for me, about the Degenkolb squirting incident was just how calm Debusschere was about it. I suspect this may have infuriated JD even more. Wonder how things would have played out if you swapped the Belgian element for, say, the Italians?

If I were the domestique in Debusschere’s role (which I have been in the odd crit) I’d have been laughing behind my shades. In any sport, if you annoy your opponent that much by doing something completely fair within the rules, you’ve won.

I quite like getting in another team’s pace line when they are trying to chase (if I’ve got team mates in the break) then subtly soft pedalling when I get to the front. Often takes them quite a while to realise I’m not actually working.

I once had a bit of a bust up over something like that.

It was us doing the chasing but instead of going to the front and just soft-pedalling or pulling through this guy from another team (who I thought was a bit of a douche anyway) came to the front and actually braked. I got a bit pissed off with this so I came up and started leaning into him to push him out of the way.

Unfortunately I pushed him off, and I came off too. We nearly had a fight. His bike was unable to go on but I remounted and continued – it was a lap race so he stood by the side and spat on me as I went past next time.

I apologised at the end and I was genuinely sorry for escalating it, but I still maintain it was his dick move in the first place.

@Steve Trice

The most amazing thing, for me, about the Degenkolb squirting incident was just how calm Debusschere was about it. I suspect this may have infuriated JD even more. Wonder how things would have played out if you swapped the Belgian element for, say, the Italians?

Ha! Right! He’d probably have woken up the next morning with his bike’s severed cockpit lying next to him in bed surrounded with chain grease!

Also, in that heat, having water sprayed in your face would probably be quite pleasant…

In any sport, if you annoy your opponent that much by doing something completely fair within the rules, you’ve won

Absolutely, one of the great joys.

The most amazing thing, for me, about the Degenkolb squirting incident was just how calm Debusschere was about it. I suspect this may have infuriated JD even more. Wonder how things would have played out if you swapped the Belgian element for, say, the Italians?

Ha!  Right!  He’d probably have woken up the next morning with his bike’s severed cockpit lying next to him in bed surrounded with chain grease!

The most amazing thing, for me, about the Degenkolb squirting incident was just how calm Debusschere was about it. I suspect this may have infuriated JD even more. Wonder how things would have played out if you swapped the Belgian element for, say, the Italians?

If I were the domestique in Debusschere’s role (which I have been in the odd crit) I’d have been laughing behind my shades. In any sport, if you annoy your opponent that much by doing something completely fair within the rules, you’ve won.

I quite like getting in another team’s pace line when they are trying to chase (if I’ve got team mates in the break) then subtly soft pedalling when I get to the front. Often takes them quite a while to realise I’m not actually working.

@Rick

@ChrisO

@ChrisO

Before we leave the Worlds behind, have they also produced a nominee for Anti-V Moment of the year in John Degenkolb for his bottle-squirting tantrum?

That guy in the Red Hook crit smashing his bike must also be in the judges’ consideration. Hard for a pro to take such a prestigious prize but it was a strong showing.

Just to make the moment a bit more Anti-V, that was his friends bike that he smashed. He had borrowed the steed for the race.

Ohhhhh, that’s even worse! I did not know that. I saw the vid but it was his buddy’s bike??? Ouch!

And to top off the anti-V on this video which I can’t bear to watch anymore, that idiot had put eye black under his eyes like a football player. Wish the Badger was around to give him what he deserved.

@ChrisO

@ChrisO

Before we leave the Worlds behind, have they also produced a nominee for Anti-V Moment of the year in John Degenkolb for his bottle-squirting tantrum?

That guy in the Red Hook crit smashing his bike must also be in the judges’ consideration. Hard for a pro to take such a prestigious prize but it was a strong showing.

Just to make the moment a bit more Anti-V, that was his friends bike that he smashed. He had borrowed the steed for the race.

Ohhhhh, that’s even worse!  I did not know that.  I saw the vid but it was his buddy’s bike???  Ouch!

Hahaha!!

Anyone out there? Fellominati, NO traffic on this site yesterday all day????

maybe we were all riding our bikes?

@ChrisO

Before we leave the Worlds behind, have they also produced a nominee for Anti-V Moment of the year in John Degenkolb for his bottle-squirting tantrum?

That guy in the Red Hook crit smashing his bike must also be in the judges’ consideration. Hard for a pro to take such a prestigious prize but it was a strong showing.

Just to make the moment a bit more Anti-V, that was his friends bike that he smashed. He had borrowed the steed for the race.

That guy in the Red Hook crit smashing his bike must also be in the judges’ consideration. Hard for a pro to take such a prestigious prize but it was a strong showing.

So let’s hope for him that him becoming Sagain did not lead to Schagrain when he saw the bill (or Sagrain or Chagrain…whatever….)

@Rick

@Pali65

Here in Slovakia the whole country is celebrating. After second title we call him Sagain…

Just a guess here but I bet that Slovacks know how to celebrate properly :) Congrats to one of your own (Sagain).

I’ve just read a story that Sagain invited all Slovak fans who attended the race to dinner party that day I am sure it was not few (he paid the bill). Many our countrymen work in Emirates and about 40 members of his fan club from his native city Žilina made a trip to Doha.

That is incredible. Good for him! It is great to see a celebrity who appreciates his fans.

@Pali65

Here in Slovakia the whole country is celebrating. After second title we call him Sagain…

Just a guess here but I bet that Slovacks know how to celebrate properly :) Congrats to one of your own (Sagain).

I’ve just read a story that Sagain invited all Slovak fans who attended the race to dinner party that day I am sure it was not few (he paid the bill). Many our countrymen work in Emirates and about 40 members of his fan club from his native city Žilina made a trip to Doha.

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Anyone out there? Fellominati, NO traffic on this site yesterday all day????

I’m still here…genuinely busy at work though

Did you see Robin Williams’ bikes for sale? Almost all bikes are portrayed with an EPMS. They really made an effort to ensure they’re on.

Guess I finally will need to start writing this article I have been thinking about, ranting about black decals on black bikes.

@KogaLover

Too darned busy at work. Bike time looks bleak for a few weeks too.

quick, get Brett to write another article about saddlebags!

Too darned busy at work.  Bike time looks bleak for a few weeks too.

@Buck Rogers

@verytallguy

@RobSandy

And the water – all the surface water you saw was being pumped from underground aquifers which are running out.

Indeed.

Amazingly, aquifer depletion can be measured by “weighing” the aquifer via its gravitational pull. A pair of satellites called GRACE orbit us 200km apart and measure the distance between them to ten microns. Changes in gravity are measured by changes in relative acceleration of the satellites.

The Arabian aquifer system turns out to be one of the most affected.

http://www.jpl.nasa.gov/news/news.php?feature=4626

Back to cycling, Yorkshire 2019 is rather less likely to have water shortage issues…

Holy Fuck! That is the coolest thing I have read in ages and to think that we have Trump in a neck and cut-throat race for the White House. WTF? God help us all.

It is very true that the groundwater has been sucked out at an alarming rate.

Not all the water comes from there, although it doesn’t improve the story… the Gulf states have invested heavily in water desalination plants. These are very energy-intensive but when you’re sitting on all that oil and gas, who cares.

The other effect is that the Arabian Gulf (or Persian Gulf as you prefer) is growing increasingly salty with all the heavily concentrated brine which is pumped back in.

Because it’s fairly shallow and has a narrow outlet it’s more like a lake than a sea so it gets more and more concentrated, which requires more and more energy to desalinate and so on…

In 100 years the oligarchy will have decamped to the bits of the world they’ve bought in the meantime, and whoever is left will be back to riding camels and living in tents.

Gents, cold fusion is just around the corner. You think the internet changed the world? Unlimited low energy desalinization would only be some icing on the bigger cake provided by cold fusion. CO2 emissions and global warming? Bahhh… Old news. $21 trillion in US debt? Bahhh… chump change. It’s gonna be invented soon enough by a bunch of kids that today are collaborating around the world 24-7 to build their minecraft worlds on line in ways we can hardly understand. No worries. Cheers all.

Unless I am mistaken, I think we might still be waiting for the Women’s world championship results to be posted and added in to the totals.

What the hell was Degenkolb doing?! You finish the race then you pop your front wheel out and smash him with it! Gosh, he should know better.

If I ever go bald, no shaved head for me. Only Mr. Clean looks good like that. All else should have the short fuzz/stubble.

He had the shits because the Belgians were hammering the front and disrupting the chase.

Bah! 2017 Tour route announced. Only 36 kms against the clock. Pathetic.

I understand the 13K ITT to begin the race but what is the point of a 23K ITT  on the penultimate day? That distance hardly seems worth the logistical efforts.

@verytallguy

@RobSandy

And the water – all the surface water you saw was being pumped from underground aquifers which are running out.

Indeed.

Amazingly, aquifer depletion can be measured by “weighing” the aquifer via its gravitational pull. A pair of satellites called GRACE orbit us 200km apart and measure the distance between them to ten microns. Changes in gravity are measured by changes in relative acceleration of the satellites.

The Arabian aquifer system turns out to be one of the most affected.

http://www.jpl.nasa.gov/news/news.php?feature=4626

Back to cycling, Yorkshire 2019 is rather less likely to have water shortage issues…

Holy Fuck! That is the coolest thing I have read in ages and to think that we have Trump in a neck and cut-throat race for the White House. WTF? God help us all.

It is very true that the groundwater has been sucked out at an alarming rate.

Not all the water comes from there, although it doesn’t improve the story… the Gulf states have invested heavily in water desalination plants. These are very energy-intensive but when you’re sitting on all that oil and gas, who cares.

The other effect is that the Arabian Gulf (or Persian Gulf as you prefer) is growing increasingly salty with all the heavily concentrated brine which is pumped back in.

Because it’s fairly shallow and has a narrow outlet it’s more like a lake than a sea so it gets more and more concentrated, which requires more and more energy to desalinate and so on…

In 100 years the oligarchy will have decamped to the bits of the world they’ve bought in the meantime, and whoever is left will be back to riding camels and living in tents.

@RobSandy

And the water – all the surface water you saw was being pumped from underground aquifers which are running out.

Indeed.

Amazingly, aquifer depletion can be measured by “weighing” the aquifer via its gravitational pull. A pair of satellites called GRACE orbit us 200km apart and measure the distance between them to ten microns. Changes in gravity are measured by changes in relative acceleration of the satellites.

The Arabian aquifer system turns out to be one of the most affected.

http://www.jpl.nasa.gov/news/news.php?feature=4626

Back to cycling, Yorkshire 2019 is rather less likely to have water shortage issues…

Holy Fuck!  That is the coolest thing I have read in ages and to think that we have Trump in a neck and cut-throat race for the White House.  WTF?  God help us all.

 

And the water – all the surface water you saw was being pumped from underground aquifers which are running out.

Indeed.

Amazingly, aquifer depletion can be measured by “weighing” the aquifer via its gravitational pull.  A pair of satellites called GRACE orbit us 200km apart and measure the distance between them to ten microns.  Changes in gravity are measured by changes in relative acceleration of the satellites.

The Arabian aquifer system turns out to be one of the most affected.

http://www.jpl.nasa.gov/news/news.php?feature=4626

Back to cycling, Yorkshire 2019 is rather less likely to have water shortage issues…

@fignons barber

Wow. Glad that’s over. There are many many things that don’t sit well with me regarding this event. I applaud the riders for enduring a 6 hour crit, and hope the UCI folks each enjoy the payoff money they took for selling out cycling.

I’m afraid it’s only going to get worse and not just in cycling. Everybody wants a slice of Middle East money. Better get it before the oil runs out….

And the water – all the surface water you saw was being pumped from underground aquifers which are running out.

Just saw this in a comments section NOT my own data bank memory.

The closest ever before this year was 1981, when the podium was the 76 and 81 champion Maertens, Saronni who would win the following year (82) and Hinault who had won the previous year (80).

Excellent!  Thanks, Mate!

I did not realize that a repeat champion had happened so many times in the past (five times prior to Sagain doing it) and that one of them was NOT The Prophet.  Although the Rik Van Brothers (Steenbergen and Looy) were among them.

Wow. Glad that’s over. There are many many things that don’t sit well with me regarding this event. I applaud the riders for enduring a 6 hour crit, and hope the UCI folks each enjoy the payoff money they took for selling out cycling.

I’m afraid it’s only going to get worse and not just in cycling. Everybody wants a slice of Middle East money.  Better get it before the oil runs out….

The closest ever before this year was 1981, when the podium was the 76 and 81 champion Maertens, Saronni who would win the following year (82) and Hinault who had won the previous year (80).

If I ever go bald, no shaved head for me. Only Mr. Clean looks good like that. All else should have the short fuzz/stubble.

Roll on 2017

Degenkolb not a happy bunny!

Hehe, hell no!

Sagan totally deserved that – spotted the best line and went through it like a freight train. Would have been closer if Cav hadn’t been boxed by Matthews-  but that’s sprinting.

And we get to see Sags in the rainbows again for another whole year. Sweet.

for all the bullshit that got tossed around about the poor quality of the Qatar course, this race certainly produced a quality podium! Sagan, Cav, and Tommeke? that is some RARE company, a fucking Mount Rushmore of the 21st century peloton.

Yes!  The podium was composed of all formers winners of the WCRR (and the previous year’s winner).

I wonder of that has ever happened before???  (Oli???)

Just so perfetto!!!

I cannot wait to watch PR in person next year and see Sagain go by in the Rainbow jersey on the pave’!!!

for all the bullshit that got tossed around about the poor quality of the Qatar course, this race certainly produced a quality podium! Sagan, Cav, and Tommeke? that is some RARE company, a fucking Mount Rushmore of the 21st century peloton.

To be fair, the actual course itself was only part of the issue with where the race was held.

When you consider the ethical concerns that surround the Qatari government, the fact that they appear to have paid way over the odds to host the event, and of course the riding conditions that resulted in things like this – https://twitter.com/TimvanDijk1991/status/786924033791107072 – perhaps some of the “bullshit” was justified.

@Rick

@Pali65

Here in Slovakia the whole country is celebrating. After second title we call him Sagain…

Just a guess here but I bet that Slovacks know how to celebrate properly :) Congrats to one of your own (Sagain).

In the post race interview Sagain mentioned that he was disappointed last year because the Americans closed everything at midnight, but he was concerned it would be worse here…

@frank  @brett @Gianni  – one for the Lexicon right there I reckon !!

@Pali65

Here in Slovakia the whole country is celebrating. After second title we call him Sagain…

Just a guess here but I bet that Slovacks know how to celebrate properly :) Congrats to one of your own (Sagain).

In the post race interview Sagain mentioned that he was disappointed last year because the Americans closed everything at midnight, but he was concerned it would be worse here…

Cheers all

@xyxax

And I arrive home from a ride to see Degenkolb squirting Debusschere in the face for stalling the chase.

And Demare in the group over 6 minutes back. The French Foreign Legion weeps from the grave.

Fucking love it! That’s the way a teammate is supposed to do it. Degenkolb looked so fucking classless and Debusschere just wiped it off. Guess that was a Degenswab, eh???

If you listen carefully, Degenkolb says: “He is your team mate.” Presumably referring to Greipel and Debusshere being trade team mates on Lotto Soudal. I always wonder how much trade team dynamics can influence World Championship and Olympic races.

Here in Slovakia the whole country is celebrating. After second title we call him Sagain…

Just a guess here but I bet that Slovacks know how to celebrate properly :) Congrats to one of your own (Sagain).

@xyxax

And I arrive home from a ride to see Degenkolb squirting Debusschere in the face for stalling the chase.

And Demare in the group over 6 minutes back. The French Foreign Legion weeps from the grave.

Fucking love it! That’s the way a teammate is supposed to do it. Degenkolb looked so fucking classless and Debusschere just wiped it off. Guess that was a Degenswab, eh???

Absolutely.  He should have squirted those behind who let a Belgian have that wheel (confidently pretending to know what I’m talking about).  EVERYONE knew that a split was possible going in and the Germans and French got distracted by our respective recent arrivals.  Shoulda known.

Totally agree, I’ve always liked Degenkolb but he went down in my estimation there. I could imagine Debuscherre saying “I’m just doing my job, better than you lot are doing yours, so suck it up fella”

Here in Slovakia the whole country is celebrating. After second title we call him Sagain…

This is great!  Fucking Sagan truly is Sagain and he is still awesome!!!  Best thing for road cycling in years!!!

And I arrive home from a ride to see Degenkolb squirting Debusschere in the face for stalling the chase.

And Demare in the group over 6 minutes back. The French Foreign Legion weeps from the grave.

Fucking love it!  That’s the way a teammate is supposed to do it.  Degenkolb looked so fucking classless and Debusschere just wiped it off.  Guess that was a Degenswab, eh???

The King is dead, long live the King!

Brilliant!

As a matter of practice, I always check the NBC sports ap/website first for US feeds. The women’s and men’s elite races were shown live.

Damn, Sagan!!! My wife was a month pregnant last year, the little guy is 5 months old this year…I said he’s Sagan’s good luck charm!

I’d have been happy with anyone on the podium winning. Sagan seemed so happy he actually spoke in full sentences, not single words, post race. Jeez, what a savvy racer.

Sagan is amazing.

Boonen in 3rd was a surprise to me. A little surprised GvA didn’t try something, but it was a long race.

Boasson Hagen beat Kristoff for 6th/7th, after doing a lot of work for him during the race. Not a great year for Kristoff, who we all thought might be the person to challenge Sagan.

Try NBC sports app

Does anyone have a link to a fucking live feed that works? I’m in the U.S. and can’t goddamn find one. FUCK!!!!!!!

Try this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2g-PKcggpnk

In Slovakia we have it on state TV.

I saw the Prophet driving in a car during race with some sheikh on his side, I wonder if they talked about Rules as a proposed legislation for the Emirate…

And Demare in the group over 6 minutes back.  The French Foreign Legion weeps from the grave.

VSP PICKS:

1. Cavendish
2. Sagan
3. Matthews
4. Bouhanni
5. Gaviria

VSP PICKS:

1. Mark Cavendish
2. Andre Greipel
3. Peter Sagan
4. Fernando Gaviria
5. Nacer Bouhanni

VSP PICKS:

1. Mark Cavendish
2. Andre Greipel
3. Peter Sagan
4. Fernando Gaviria
5. Marcel Kittel

VSP PICKS:

1. Demare
2. Geipel
3. Sagan
4. Cavendish
5. Kristoff

VSP PICKS:

1. Andre Greipel
2. Mark Cavendish
3. Fernando Gaviria
4. Nacer Bouhanni
5. Arnaud Demare

VSP PICKS:

1. Gaviria
2. Cav
3. Greipel
4. Kristoff
5. Matthews

VSP PICKS:

1. Bouhanni
2. Gaviria
3. Cavendish
4. Greipel
5. Sagan

VSP PICKS:

1. Kristoff
2. Greipel
3. Sagan
4. Cavendish
5. Bouhanni

VSP PICKS:

1. Peter Sagan
2. Andre Greipel
3. Mark Cavendish
4. Niki Terpstra
5. Greg Van Avermaet

VSP PICKS:

1. Cavendish
2. Greipel
3. Gaviria
4. Bouhanni
5. Kristoff

VSP PICKS:

1. Peter Sagan
2. Nacer Bouhanni
3. Mark Cavendish
4. Michael Matthews
5. Tom Boonen

VSP PICKS:

1. Peter Sagan
2. Cavendish
3. Greipel
4. Viviani
5. Van Avermaet

VSP PICKS:

1. Cavendish
2. Greipel
3. P. Sagan
4. F. Gavaria
5. Kittel

VSP PICKS:

1. GAVIRIA Fernando
2. CAVENDISH Mark
3. BENNETT Sam
4. GREIPEL Andre
5. SAGAN Peter