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Projecting squads for the Tour de France
Last Post 02/19/2011 11:31 PM by Alexandra Edge. 2 Replies.
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02/17/2011 04:06 PM
I tried this last year and...failed pretty miserably I never did go back and check, partly because I didn't really want to know ;\ But let's give it a shot again this year, why not. Tell me where I'm way off



Team Saxo Bank-SunGard:

1. Alberto Contador (even this might be wrong)
2. Jesus Hernandez
3. Benjamin Noval
4. Daniel Navarro
5. Gustav Larsson
6. Brian Vandborg
7. Volodymir Gustov
8. Nicki Sorensen
9. Matteo Tosatto

(Richie Porte and Chris Anker Sorensen are both concentrating on the Giro)

Leopard Trek:

11. Andy Schleck
12. Frank Schleck
13. Fabian Cancellara
14. Jens Voigt
15. Stuart O'Grady
16. Linus Gerdemann
17. Jakob Fuglsang
18. Brice Feillu
19. Tom Stamsnijder

Rabobank:

21. Robert Gesink
22. Luis Leon Sanchez
23. Oscar Freire
24. Matti Breschel
25. Juan Manuel Garate
26. Carlos Barredo
27. Laurens ten Dam
28. Maarten Tjallingii
29. Stef Clement

Euskaltel-Euskadi:

31. Samuel Sanchez
32. Mikel Nieve
33. Juan Jose Oroz
34. Ruben Perez
35. Ivan Velasco
36. Gorka Verdugo
37. Egoi Martinez
38. Koldo Fernandez
39. Amets Txurruka

(really, this team is Sammy Sanchez, Igor Anton, and 21 other guys. Some will go to the Giro and the Vuelta with Anton, some will come to the Tour with Sanchez. Lots of interchangeable parts)

Omega Pharma-Lotto:

41. Jurgen Van Den Broeck
42. Andre Greipel
43. Jussi Veikkanen
44. Oscar Pujol
45. Sebastian Lang
46. Frederik Willems
47. Mario Aerts
48. Jelle Vanendert
49. Olivier Kaisen

(thinking Gilbert will favor the Vuelta again)

Garmin-Cervelo:

51. Christian Vandevelde
52. Thor Hushovd
53. Ryder Hesjedal
54. Tyler Farrar
55. Julian Dean
56. Heinrich Haussler
57. Daniel Martin
58. David Millar
59. David Zabriskie

Team Katusha:

61. Danilo Di Luca
62. Alexandr Kolobnev
63. Filippo Pozzato
64. Yuri Trofimov
65. Leif Hoste
66. Vladimir Gusev
67. Aleksandr Kuschynski
68. Nikolay Trusov
69. Edouard Vorganov

(thinking the four Spaniards all ride the Vuelta. J-Rod certainly is)

Liquigas-Cannondale:

71. Ivan Basso
72. Mauro Finetto
73. Paolo Longo Borghini
74. Eros Capecchi
75. Alessandro Vanotti
76. Fabio Sabatini
77. Sylwester Szmyd
78. Daniel Oss
79. Ted King

(or Timmy Duggan, but I really think one of the Americans rides. Cannondale made it clear when coming on as sponsors that the team would have a greater American presence)

Team RadioShack:

81. Andreas Kloden
82. Levi Leipheimer
83. Chris Horner
84. Janez Brajkovic
85. Haimar Zubelda
86. Sergio Paulinho
87. Robbie McEwen
88. Yaroslav Popovych
89. Gregory Rast

(it'll obviously be interesting to see who gets that '1' bib. It could be any of the first five guys I listed)

Team Movistar:

91. Xavier Tondo
92. Pablo Lastras
93. David Lopez Garcia
94. Mauricio Soler
95. Ruben Plaza
96. Ivan Gutierrez
97. Jose Vicente Garcia
98. Francisco Ventoso
99. Luis Pasamontes

(I'm thinking Arroyo at the Giro, Tondo at the Tour, both at the Vuelta)

Ag2r-La Mondiale:

101. Nicolas Roche
102. Jean-Christophe Peraud
103. Lloyd Mondory
104. Yuriy Krivtsov
105. Mathieu Perget
106. Cyril Dessel
107. Dimitri Champion
108. Anthony Ravard
109. Christophe Riblon

(Gadret for the Giro, Roche for the Tour, whoever's better gets the Vuelta)

Astana:

111. Alexander Vinokourov
112. Maxim Iglinsky
113. Allan Davis
114. Evgeni Petrov
115. Josep Jufre
116. Paolo Tiralongo
117. Remy Di Gregorio
118. Roman Kireyev
119. Tomas Vaitkus

Team Sky:

121. Bradley Wiggins
122. Edvald Boasson Hagen
123. Juan Antonio Flecha
124. Simon Gerrans
125. Geraint Thomas
126. Serge Pauwels
127. Michael Barry
128. Rigoberto Uran
129. Xabier Zandio

Quick Step:

131. Sylvain Chavanel
132. Tom Boonen
133. Marc de Maar
134. Niki Terpstra
135. Jerome Pineau
136. Dries Devenyns
137. Davide Malacarne
138. Addy Engels
139. Mauro Facci

(they have nothing and no one for GC)

FDJ:

141. Sandy Casar
142. Pierrick Fedrigo
143. Olivier Bonnaire
144. William Bonnet
145. Yauheni Hutarovich
146. Yoann Offredo
147. Remi Pauriol
148. Dominique Rollin
149. Benoit Vaugrenard

BMC Racing Team:

151. Cadel Evans
152. George Hincapie
153. Brent Bookwalter
154. Marcus Burghardt
155. Karsten Kroon
156. Amael Moinard
157. Steve Morabito
158. Michael Schar
159. Johann Tschopp

Cofidis:

161. Rein Taaramae
162. Samuel Dumoulin
163. Leonardo Duque
164. Julien El Fares
165. Kalle Kriit
166. Arnaud Labbe
167. Aleksejs Saramotins
168. Nico Sijmens
169. Nicolas Vogondy

(Moncoutie rides if they miss out on a Vuelta invite, though I can't imagine they will)

Lampre-ISD:

171. Damiano Cunego
172. Alessandro Petacchi
173. Francesco Gavazzi
174. Danilo Hondo
175. Vitaly Kondrut
176. Denys Kostyuk
177. Daniele Pietropolli
178. Alessandro Spezialetti
179. Simon Spilak

(at least one Ukrainian rides)

HTC-High Road:

181. Mark Cavendish
182. Mark Renshaw
183. Bernhard Eisel
184. Lars Bak
185. Tony Martin
186. Marco Pinotti
187. Alex Rasmussen
188. Hayden Roulston
189. Peter Velits

Europcar:

191. Thomas Voeckler
192. Anthony Charteau
193. Yukiya Arashiro
194. Sebastien Chavanel
195. Christophe Kern
196. Guillaume Le Floch
197. Laurent Lefevre
198. Alexandre Pichot
199. Pierre Rolland

Vacansoleil-DCM:

201. Stijn Devolder
202. Johnny Hoogerland
203. Romain Feillu
204. Jens Mouris
205. Ruslan Pidgornyy
206. Alberto Ongarato
207. Wout Poels
208. Mirko Selvaggi
209. Lieuwe Westra

Saur-Sojasun:

211. Jimmy Casper
212. Jerome Coppel
213. Jimmy Engoulvent
214. Jonathan Hivert
215. Cyril Lemoine
216. Laurent Magnel
217. Stephane Poulhies
218. Yannick Talabardon
219. Ludovic Turpin





Any thoughts?
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02/19/2011 03:46 PM
Moncoutie has said he will ride the Tour:

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02/19/2011 11:31 PM
Wow, that surprises me (and obviously I missed it). He's got to want to ride the Vuelta again as well, to try for a KOM 4-peat, but doing the double might be tough.

I see your article casts doubt on that. Doubly surprising.
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