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Assez d'accord sur les circuits continentaux, par contre, je trouve le nouveau classement mondial bien foutu, et plutôt juste par rapport aux résultats de l'ensemble de la saison...allezlasse a écrit :C'est une bonne conclusion
charlix a écrit :Assez d'accord sur les circuits continentaux, par contre, je trouve le nouveau classement mondial bien foutu, et plutôt juste par rapport aux résultats de l'ensemble de la saison...allezlasse a écrit :C'est une bonne conclusion
guesdon71 a écrit :Il y a encore juste un problème avec les Monuments qui n'ont pas de points "bonus"
Ainsi que tu gagnes le GP de Montréal, la classique de Hambourg, le GP E3 ou Roubaix, tu obtiens le même nombre de points
Le recrutement est terminé donc ?JFKs a écrit :Interview intéressante de Guercilena:
http://www.treksegafredo.com/blog/2017- ... guercilena
Quelques enseignements:
-Mollema et Contador vont se focaliser sur les courses à étape et se partageront le leadership. L'équipe veut jouer les CG sur les 3 GT tout en ayant la meilleure équipe possible sur le Tour.
- Par conséquent, nouveaux leaders à la fois sur les flandriennes, pour remplacer Cancellara, que sur les ardennaises, pour remplacer Mollema. Se partageront le leadership sur les courses d'un jour: Degenkolb, Stuyven, Nizzolo, Felline et Pantano. Mentions aussi de Theuns et Guerreiro
Il semblerait vu que l'équipe de l'an prochain s'est rencontrée 2 jours après ou avant le Lombardie. Sauf arrivé de dernière minute, mais ça semble peu probablestereoking69 a écrit :Le recrutement est terminé donc ?JFKs a écrit :Interview intéressante de Guercilena:
http://www.treksegafredo.com/blog/2017- ... guercilena
Quelques enseignements:
-Mollema et Contador vont se focaliser sur les courses à étape et se partageront le leadership. L'équipe veut jouer les CG sur les 3 GT tout en ayant la meilleure équipe possible sur le Tour.
- Par conséquent, nouveaux leaders à la fois sur les flandriennes, pour remplacer Cancellara, que sur les ardennaises, pour remplacer Mollema. Se partageront le leadership sur les courses d'un jour: Degenkolb, Stuyven, Nizzolo, Felline et Pantano. Mentions aussi de Theuns et Guerreiro
To be honest I have a much worse relationship with Contador but the media have never really picked up on it. In fact I don’t have a relationship with him. I respect him as a rider for his past but as a person he’s never really appealed to me. I don’t like him. Even in the team, most of the riders don’t like him. He ended up having a bad relation with almost everyone, apart from his little Spanish group.
I think Trek manager Luca Guercilena has to be careful. He signed them as a group but I think this group will create a lot of mess at Trek. I want to warn Guercilena about that. It was difficult for anyone to do that to me because I’m strong and have big balls but I’m sure they’ll do a mess at Trek.
Personally I think Alberto should stop riding because he’s not as strong anymore. I stopped owning the team at the right moment, at the top. He’s a great champion and so should stop now. I think he’s going to be like a limping duck. He’s going to look stupid. At the Vuelta he was dropped by the best four or five riders, next year it will be by the best 20 riders. I don’t think he’s ever going to win another Grand Tour. He should forget about it and quit.
CN: You seem angry with Contador. What happened?
Tinkov: I’m angry because we didn’t win the WorldTour ranking because he either crashed, he was sick or abandoned. He didn’t ride Lombardia and I don’t know if he didn’t ride on purpose but I don’t like it. It’s shit. For the money he earns, that shouldn’t happen. Valverde was sick three days ago but he rode Lombardia and finished top ten. That’s class.
Contador won’t be at the farewell party because I told him: you’re sick, stay at home, you can’t bring a virus to the party and make the other guys sick before the World Championships. I think the party will be better without him anyway because he’s a sad person. He never really wants to drink champagne and is always careful about what he eats because he’s focused on winning the Tour de France in July. That’s what he was like last November in Moscow. That’s a stupid attitude, that’s why he kept crashing, he’s too hard on himself and too focused. Peter is more relaxed and is easy going. The guys who are always serious are always boring. They can fuck off. They’re boring guys, they have a terrible life.
Put...n, mais la violence dans les propos hmy:Bradounet_ a écrit :Ce scud sur Contador ! Cette violence ! hmy: hmy: hmy:
[quote:2ukmaj9p]To be honest I have a much worse relationship with Contador but the media have never really picked up on it. In fact I don’t have a relationship with him. I respect him as a rider for his past but as a person he’s never really appealed to me. I don’t like him. Even in the team, most of the riders don’t like him. He ended up having a bad relation with almost everyone, apart from his little Spanish group.
I think Trek manager Luca Guercilena has to be careful. He signed them as a group but I think this group will create a lot of mess at Trek. I want to warn Guercilena about that. It was difficult for anyone to do that to me because I’m strong and have big balls but I’m sure they’ll do a mess at Trek.
Personally I think Alberto should stop riding because he’s not as strong anymore. I stopped owning the team at the right moment, at the top. He’s a great champion and so should stop now. I think he’s going to be like a limping duck. He’s going to look stupid. At the Vuelta he was dropped by the best four or five riders, next year it will be by the best 20 riders. I don’t think he’s ever going to win another Grand Tour. He should forget about it and quit.
CN: You seem angry with Contador. What happened?
Tinkov: I’m angry because we didn’t win the WorldTour ranking because he either crashed, he was sick or abandoned. He didn’t ride Lombardia and I don’t know if he didn’t ride on purpose but I don’t like it. It’s shit. For the money he earns, that shouldn’t happen. Valverde was sick three days ago but he rode Lombardia and finished top ten. That’s class.
Contador won’t be at the farewell party because I told him: you’re sick, stay at home, you can’t bring a virus to the party and make the other guys sick before the World Championships. I think the party will be better without him anyway because he’s a sad person. He never really wants to drink champagne and is always careful about what he eats because he’s focused on winning the Tour de France in July. That’s what he was like last November in Moscow. That’s a stupid attitude, that’s why he kept crashing, he’s too hard on himself and too focused. Peter is more relaxed and is easy going. The guys who are always serious are always boring. They can fuck off. They’re boring guys, they have a terrible life.[/quote:2ukmaj9p]