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AGW
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by AGW

^Beard envy?

I've got a bottle of fine Italian soda I'll be drinking on Sunday. I enjoy MSR more than any other classic.

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djm
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by djm

Going with Nathanong87 here. I'd like to see The Most Interesting Cyclist in the World win (aka the bearded Paolini)!

Otherwise; Kristoff! :-)

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ultimobici
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KWalker wrote:Alberto Contador

In a parallel universe perhaps. Sunday no chance!

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by petepeterson

I'll go TJ Slagter or Impey as off the radar picks

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by weekapaugin

they're dropping like flies already. No Phinney (fever) no Moser (knee pain)! I don't know either would have won but TP could have been a dark horse.

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tymon_tm
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by tymon_tm

just curious, when was the last time the rainbow jersey holder crossed the line first? :noidea:
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MarkGiardini
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Morkov

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weekapaugin wrote:they're dropping like flies already. No Phinney (fever) no Moser (knee pain)! I don't know either would have won but TP could have been a dark horse.
Tinea Pedis? Now that would have been a dark horse.

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Tinea Pedis
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I think my race invite got lost in the mail.

AGW wrote:I enjoy MSR more than any other classic.

It's great because it's the start of the big Classics but it's really one Classic that watching the final hour is all you truly need.

KB
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by KB

tymon_tm wrote:just curious, when was the last time the rainbow jersey holder crossed the line first? :noidea:

From memory, Merckx in 1976.

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ave
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by ave

I think Saronni was the last one, 1983
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Geoff
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by Geoff

One more sleep! So hard to pick MSR. Sagan? Cancellara? Van Avermaet? Gilbert? Degenkolb? Cav? The list is massive, which is part of the fun of MSR...

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ave
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by ave

I pick Sagan for the win. Or perhaps an obscure rider can surprise us all. Or maybe a miracle will happen, and let Cavendish win.

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luckypuncheur
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by luckypuncheur

MSR will be Sagan's first monument win. I simply don't see a tactic that would put someone else in a position to beat him.
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by jooo

luckypuncheur wrote:MSR will be Sagan's first monument win. I simply don't see a tactic that would put someone else in a position to beat him.

Really?
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