Ach begrijp die jongen, vorig jaar won hij misschien zo nog koersen, nu lukt dat gewoon niet meer. Zijn resultaten vallen nog mee. Ik zie liever dit dan dat hij bloeddeloos in het peloton eindigt. Hier leert hij alleen maar van.
En er zitten daar toch redelijk wat sprinters hoor. Als je het over de top sprinters hebt, dan heb je het over Greipel en Cavendish. En als die er niet zijn, lijkt het al snel een middelmatig veld.
"Theo Bos volgend jaar in wielerpeloton"
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Daarom wint Boonen ook vandaag weer, ditmaal van Napolitano en Boasson-Hagen. Bos werd wederom vierde na een enorm lange sprint. Als 'ie had kunnen wachten had Bos kunnen winnen (maar hij zat ietsje te ver weg).ludo schreef:Vergeet ook niet dat de top niet aanwezig is. Boonen is al sinds vorig jaar top af.
Dus nog een lange weg te gaan voor Theo
woensdag blijkt het er een ander plan te zijn geweest, dus niet zo vreemd dat hij vroeg aan ging:
Yet Haussler was convinced he could have won if he'd been on his teammate’s back wheel and able to benefit from Bos' spectacular acceleration.
Cervélo TestTeam tried to lead out the sprint but after the final roundabout, it was Haussler who failed to latch on to Bos' back wheel. Blunt and forthright, Haussler was the first to admit he had made a mistake.
"We were going to lead out because we knew it was a tailwind after the last roundabout,” said Haussler. “We'd planned to hit the front with five guys and then go as fast as we could. It almost came off.
"Theo Bos was going to lead me out but I had to came back from 15th position and so couldn’t get on his wheel before he accelerated,” he said. “Roger (Hammond) shouted at him to go and he went, but he didn't know I wasn't there. Fortunately we still got second and fourth, or whatever but the plan didn't work out as we'd hoped."
Yet Haussler was convinced he could have won if he'd been on his teammate’s back wheel and able to benefit from Bos' spectacular acceleration.
Cervélo TestTeam tried to lead out the sprint but after the final roundabout, it was Haussler who failed to latch on to Bos' back wheel. Blunt and forthright, Haussler was the first to admit he had made a mistake.
"We were going to lead out because we knew it was a tailwind after the last roundabout,” said Haussler. “We'd planned to hit the front with five guys and then go as fast as we could. It almost came off.
"Theo Bos was going to lead me out but I had to came back from 15th position and so couldn’t get on his wheel before he accelerated,” he said. “Roger (Hammond) shouted at him to go and he went, but he didn't know I wasn't there. Fortunately we still got second and fourth, or whatever but the plan didn't work out as we'd hoped."
De één is een stylist, de ander knakt gewoon z'n fiets in tweeën
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Goed zo, Theo!
http://www.nu.nl/sport/2195286/bos-klop ... print.html
http://www.nu.nl/sport/2195286/bos-klop ... print.html
