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There never was a rider who won Giro, Tour and Vuelta in one year before.^^

Zentaron wrote:There never was a rider who won Giro, Tour and Vuelta in one year before.^^

so the answer to my question is no

Yes, the simple answer is no, but i like it more complex.^^

Peter Mc Guiness (stevens) 55/72 -> 81/77 +26 Mountain training (or 6 full months and a half of +1 Mountain... No Comment)

anybody realised yet? Quist stands at 56 race wins... one less than Cordero and still riding...

team fl wrote:anybody realised yet? Quist stands at 56 race wins... one less than Cordero and still riding...

saw that yesterday too. go quist. he already has the record for most won Sprint Jerseys.

Salas on a good way too

Quist <3

Wookie wrote:Quist <3

flockmastoR wrote:

Wookie wrote:Quist <3

It's tempting to try to beat this record, but also sooo far to go

great quist...expected it since almost 2,3 month...so ne big suprise

Really great job!
Since I didnt watch many of those wins... Could you tell me how that was possible with your current team ?? Ok some time ago you had 2 or 3 strong classics like 72 82 (?) + Quist with enough flatskill, but now you have neither of them ?!

hm, mostly the big number of races for classic-sprinters...with a little bit of a team every 3rd race could have ended in a classic-sprint...for some month at least

Yep, just ask Ariostea

NoPikouze wrote:Really great job!
Since I didnt watch many of those wins... Could you tell me how that was possible with your current team ?? Ok some time ago you had 2 or 3 strong classics like 72 82 (?) + Quist with enough flatskill, but now you have neither of them ?!

Until february/march i had Tapio (75-82 at his best), Mart (76-81 at his best) and Eero (74-81 at his best). With this team i feared no other team . Sometimes Maceo (71-79) helped. And after those three i bought Pedro (74-83 at his best), with him, Lozada, Isaksson (65-84) and Berroa (64-85) i rode since there and actually also really good. Someone was always in good form. But some fields were really weak...but i think also a cordero or a trueba had wins in weak fields.

Edit: And of course i had sometimes help from the gc-teams or other favos.

Allagen wrote:stefan nipp, first rider with 24 years and 6000 points???

After Nipps "retirement" he cleared space for some new guys ... Francisco Soares reached 8.787 points (might have been around 10k) with the age of 24 and should be the:

- first rider reached more than 8k points with 24 years
- youngest rider who wins/leads RSF Pro Tour
- youngest rider ever who wins a GT

Quist would have gone for 70 wins if Wookie hadn't taken a x month break IMO.

Robyklebt wrote:Quist would have gone for 70 wins if Wookie hadn't taken a x month break IMO.

I didn´t made such a long break?!

Seemed long...

17 races combined in January and February... so 1,5 months...

Hm, yeah, but the most from this 17 races were races where quist was favo

Alkworld today has reached 400 stage wins!

400 out of 1526 races, is that even possible without doping and other kind of cheats ??

Pah, Alkworld wins 26% of his races.... and Ariostea 33%

NoPikouze wrote:400 out of 1526 races, is that even possible without doping and other kind of cheats ??

Pah, Alkworld wins 26% of his races.... and Ariostea 33%

Difference is, Ariostea was rather searching for races he can win and therefore riding less, Alkworld just rides all the time and STILL wins everything

Now Wizard believes the Allagen stories?

skullz only 501points away of reaching 300k eternal points

I also have a record... The most sexy man currently playing RSF !