Addy291 wrote:
I haven't got as far a Qatar yet, but my goal of winning the TDU with High Road has been ruined by wourld-class riders turning up
There is Freire, Napolitano, Bennati, Cobo, Pozzato, De La Fuente, Hushovd, O'Grady, McEwen.
I have no chance
happens every time. it's because it's a ProTour event...
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Addy291 wrote:
I haven't got as far a Qatar yet, but my goal of winning the TDU with High Road has been ruined by wourld-class riders turning up
There is Freire, Napolitano, Bennati, Cobo, Pozzato, De La Fuente, Hushovd, O'Grady, McEwen.
I have no chance
happens every time. it's because it's a ProTour event...
Yup. I also played as High Road and it's impossible - Freire won 3 stages, including the one over Willunga Hill. Settled for 2nd overall with Hincapie, who was over a minute back due to time bonuses Freire had won
Hasselinhoo wrote:
well i didn't get robbie in tour down under.I'm with Van avermaet in the sprints so.. i will play in tour of qatar with robbie...
prepare to destroy. all your opponents in qatar will have 74 sprint at best
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I seem to have been very lucky with my competition in TDU then.
Tour Down Under
Stage 6/6
Peleton i splitting up right before the sprint, which makes it eve better for Columbia hos has managed to find a good place for both riders before the sprint. Remember, Eisel and Cav is 4sec behind in the GC, they still have a chance with the top 3 getting -6,4,2
Cav is on Bäckstedt's wheel, Eisel has a Liquigas rider in front of him
Looking great for Cavendish at the moment, he is still behind Bäckstedt, but has a lot of power left. Could he take win number 2 of the year?
WIth just 300 meters to go, it's between Wrölich and Cavendish. Cav has a small lead, but Wrölich is coming fast.
He doesn't have a chance, win and GC for Mark Cavendish, and we have managed our first sponsor goal!
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