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#1
The hell of the north is back. The prestigous one day event of the year.
More to follow during the week.
Cycling: 2009 Paris-Roubaix
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Posted:
#3
It's cyclings biggest one day race. One of the oldest too. 1896 it was first held. It has rough terrain and a lot of cobblestones. It's a monument.
It's nickname is the Hell of the North. Other people call it a Sunday in Hell. Because it is. It's so physically demanding and it's a spectacle. You have to be a very strong rider to win it. Not to mention it's on Easter Sunday every year.
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#7
Quick Step have a strong team in Van Impe, Tossato, Devolder, Boonen and Chavanel
Columbia have a strong team in Hincapie, Eisel, Burghardt, Hansen, Sieberg
Quick-Step are dominating the entire peloton at the moment and Columbia think that winning sprints is the way to win races.
So the Hell of the North is on Sunday. What do we reckon?
Tom Boonen
Current Odds: $3.50/$1.60
So Tommeke this year hasn’t been setting the world on fire only recording a win in Qatar and Kuurne-Brussels-Kuurne. He has recently made a 2nd in E3 and a 3rd in the Dwars. He is a 2 time winner of this event in 2008 and 2005. Last week Devolder was the man for Quick-Step. This week, will Boonen be the man. His form is peaking for this event and this is a goal of his.
Stijn Devolder
Current Odds: $7/$2.50
Stijn has said he wants the double. I believe he can get the double if he wants it. He won Flanders last week in a similar way he won it last year. Powering off on a solo ride 15km before the finish. He has a strong team around him and must be considered.
Fabian Cancellara
Current Odds: $12/$3.75
Fabian has had an interrupted year with injury and is struggling to get back to what he is capable of. A former winner here in 2006. He had bad luck in Gent-Wevelgem on Wednesday having a flat at a crucial stage. We know what he is capable of, but can he get up to where he is capable of after his interrupted year? I say no, but yet again, this guy is class.
Juan Antonio Flecha
Current Odds: $12/$3.75
In the cycling world he is a huge chance. I rate him a good chance. He came 4th here in 2006 and a 2nd in 2007. He is a solid classics rider. He notched up a 3rd in Omloop Het Nieuwsblad and 10th in Kuurne-Brussels-Kuurne. You think he will be up there when the decisive moves are made. Consider.
George Hincapie
Current Odds: $13/$4
He has got to be the rider with the most bad luck in this event. Last year 2 punctures. In 2006 his handlebars broke. He has 2 podium finishes here and he is fitter this year than he has ever been and riding in brilliant form at the moment. This is his 2009 goal. He will be a major chance if luck comes his way. He’s never been in this form before.
Sylvain Chavanel
Current Odds: $16/$4.75
Another one of QS firepower. His first Roubaix so he will be used as a domestique. But again could be an underdog if Boonen and Devolder are neutralized. But I don’t see it.
Heinrich Haussler
Current Odds: $17/$5
Haussler has taken the cycling world by storm this year notching a few wins and a lot of podiums. He nearly beat Cav in Milan San-Remo a few weeks ago. He came second in Flanders. He is riding in good form. However I think his form has gone. Cervelo’s luck might be out. Unless he grows his legs back, he’ll be making up the numbers. But again, his form has been solid but every indication he has given us is that his form has gone. But with the right luck, he can figure.
Leif Hoste
Current Odds: $18/$5.25
Hoste for Silence Lotto Is a nice underdog. He was in the break last week in Flanders and looked strong. Lotto are having a shit year with only one win thanks to Evans. I don’t know how Evans did it because he is a wheel sucking arsehole but anyway he is a chance.
Filippo Pozzato
Current Odds: $18/$5.25
Pozzato has come on in form over the last few weeks winning stage 1 in De Panne and winning E3. He had a crash on Wednesday so I don’t know how bad he is. A solid rider but I don’t think he is a chance this year due to that fact.
Martijn Maaskant
Current Odds: $18/$5.25
My roughie right here. The Garmin rider will podium or come close to it. He rode a 4th here last year and a 4th last week in Flanders. He is a solid rider who I personally think will shake this up. I will tell you right now this guy will finish ahead of Pozzato, Hoste, Haussler, Chavanel and Cancellara. That should tell you something.
Mark Cavendish
Current Odds: $22/$6.25
Not a chance in hell. He is a solid sprinter but give him 5 – 10 years. I know he proved the doubters wrong in Milan San-Remo and I am a huge fan of his. Always have been ever since he was a Stagliare in T-Mobile. The race is focused around Hincapie and Burghardt.
Columbia have a strong team in Hincapie, Eisel, Burghardt, Hansen, Sieberg
Quick-Step are dominating the entire peloton at the moment and Columbia think that winning sprints is the way to win races.
So the Hell of the North is on Sunday. What do we reckon?
Tom Boonen
Current Odds: $3.50/$1.60
So Tommeke this year hasn’t been setting the world on fire only recording a win in Qatar and Kuurne-Brussels-Kuurne. He has recently made a 2nd in E3 and a 3rd in the Dwars. He is a 2 time winner of this event in 2008 and 2005. Last week Devolder was the man for Quick-Step. This week, will Boonen be the man. His form is peaking for this event and this is a goal of his.
Stijn Devolder
Current Odds: $7/$2.50
Stijn has said he wants the double. I believe he can get the double if he wants it. He won Flanders last week in a similar way he won it last year. Powering off on a solo ride 15km before the finish. He has a strong team around him and must be considered.
Fabian Cancellara
Current Odds: $12/$3.75
Fabian has had an interrupted year with injury and is struggling to get back to what he is capable of. A former winner here in 2006. He had bad luck in Gent-Wevelgem on Wednesday having a flat at a crucial stage. We know what he is capable of, but can he get up to where he is capable of after his interrupted year? I say no, but yet again, this guy is class.
Juan Antonio Flecha
Current Odds: $12/$3.75
In the cycling world he is a huge chance. I rate him a good chance. He came 4th here in 2006 and a 2nd in 2007. He is a solid classics rider. He notched up a 3rd in Omloop Het Nieuwsblad and 10th in Kuurne-Brussels-Kuurne. You think he will be up there when the decisive moves are made. Consider.
George Hincapie
Current Odds: $13/$4
He has got to be the rider with the most bad luck in this event. Last year 2 punctures. In 2006 his handlebars broke. He has 2 podium finishes here and he is fitter this year than he has ever been and riding in brilliant form at the moment. This is his 2009 goal. He will be a major chance if luck comes his way. He’s never been in this form before.
Sylvain Chavanel
Current Odds: $16/$4.75
Another one of QS firepower. His first Roubaix so he will be used as a domestique. But again could be an underdog if Boonen and Devolder are neutralized. But I don’t see it.
Heinrich Haussler
Current Odds: $17/$5
Haussler has taken the cycling world by storm this year notching a few wins and a lot of podiums. He nearly beat Cav in Milan San-Remo a few weeks ago. He came second in Flanders. He is riding in good form. However I think his form has gone. Cervelo’s luck might be out. Unless he grows his legs back, he’ll be making up the numbers. But again, his form has been solid but every indication he has given us is that his form has gone. But with the right luck, he can figure.
Leif Hoste
Current Odds: $18/$5.25
Hoste for Silence Lotto Is a nice underdog. He was in the break last week in Flanders and looked strong. Lotto are having a shit year with only one win thanks to Evans. I don’t know how Evans did it because he is a wheel sucking arsehole but anyway he is a chance.
Filippo Pozzato
Current Odds: $18/$5.25
Pozzato has come on in form over the last few weeks winning stage 1 in De Panne and winning E3. He had a crash on Wednesday so I don’t know how bad he is. A solid rider but I don’t think he is a chance this year due to that fact.
Martijn Maaskant
Current Odds: $18/$5.25
My roughie right here. The Garmin rider will podium or come close to it. He rode a 4th here last year and a 4th last week in Flanders. He is a solid rider who I personally think will shake this up. I will tell you right now this guy will finish ahead of Pozzato, Hoste, Haussler, Chavanel and Cancellara. That should tell you something.
Mark Cavendish
Current Odds: $22/$6.25
Not a chance in hell. He is a solid sprinter but give him 5 – 10 years. I know he proved the doubters wrong in Milan San-Remo and I am a huge fan of his. Always have been ever since he was a Stagliare in T-Mobile. The race is focused around Hincapie and Burghardt.
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Edvald Boasson-Hagen
Current Odds: $25/$7
Had a good win on Wednesday but he is probably tired from that. Again this is centered around Hincapie and Burghardt. But could try the breakaway.
Matti Breschel
Current Odds: $30/$8.50
Saxo Banks only hope. O’Grady isn’t here and Cancellara is unfit. Breschel has been riding solidly. He was 6th in Flanders and 15th in Gent-Wevelgem. He is their inform rider and might be up there when the boys are separated from the men.
Marcus Burghardt
Current Odds: $30/$8.50
Again him and Hincapie are captains. This is a good value bet if things go his way. Burghardt is in good form coming 7th in Gent-Wevelgem and he is a proven classics rider. Look for him to be at the end. Don’t know how far he will go, but I think he will go far. Maybe podium? Again he is a good chance for the win.
Thor Hushovd
Current Odds: $30/$8.50
Hushovd had a crash and hurt his wrist in Flanders. I’m not even sure he is going to race yet. I don’t think he will go well even if he does race. Write him off.
Greg Van Avermaet
Current Odds: $35/$9.50
Silence Lotto again are having a crap season as mentioned above. Greg is a solid classics rider.
Gert Steegmens
Current Odds: $40/$11
A solid rider. Good in classics. May be a surprise but I doubt it.
Heading down to the longer shots in Klier, Eisel, Hammond, Langeveld, Luekemens – All solid classics riders with good teams. Again can’t see them figuring. Both Langeveld and Luekemans may make top 20 though.
So at the moment you know I’m leaning towards anyone of Boonen, Devolder, Hincapie, Flecha, Burghardt, Maaskant, Breschel.
Take out of that list your assumptions and you should find the winner. I’ll have my plays to come and long shots who may be worth considering.
I nail that list down and Boonen, Devolder, Hincapie, Flecha and Burghardt are the real winners. The winner will come out of that group you would think going on form and history and what not.
But again this race is unpredictable due to his nature. Maybe Boonen might get bad luck that George has got. It’s one of the things this race and you don’t know who is going to be the leader on QS – you won’t know that till during the race.
Betfair do live betting I think so I will be doing that in case my selections don’t look good.
At the moment my predictions are: Devolder from Hincapie and Maaskant with Flecha and Breschel fighting out 4th and 5th.
But I’m almost set on that podium. But again, Boonen can’t be written off and Devolder might work for him. But I think QS aswell as the cycling public know they probably have this race in the bag. Which one takes it out? You be the judge.
Current Odds: $25/$7
Had a good win on Wednesday but he is probably tired from that. Again this is centered around Hincapie and Burghardt. But could try the breakaway.
Matti Breschel
Current Odds: $30/$8.50
Saxo Banks only hope. O’Grady isn’t here and Cancellara is unfit. Breschel has been riding solidly. He was 6th in Flanders and 15th in Gent-Wevelgem. He is their inform rider and might be up there when the boys are separated from the men.
Marcus Burghardt
Current Odds: $30/$8.50
Again him and Hincapie are captains. This is a good value bet if things go his way. Burghardt is in good form coming 7th in Gent-Wevelgem and he is a proven classics rider. Look for him to be at the end. Don’t know how far he will go, but I think he will go far. Maybe podium? Again he is a good chance for the win.
Thor Hushovd
Current Odds: $30/$8.50
Hushovd had a crash and hurt his wrist in Flanders. I’m not even sure he is going to race yet. I don’t think he will go well even if he does race. Write him off.
Greg Van Avermaet
Current Odds: $35/$9.50
Silence Lotto again are having a crap season as mentioned above. Greg is a solid classics rider.
Gert Steegmens
Current Odds: $40/$11
A solid rider. Good in classics. May be a surprise but I doubt it.
Heading down to the longer shots in Klier, Eisel, Hammond, Langeveld, Luekemens – All solid classics riders with good teams. Again can’t see them figuring. Both Langeveld and Luekemans may make top 20 though.
So at the moment you know I’m leaning towards anyone of Boonen, Devolder, Hincapie, Flecha, Burghardt, Maaskant, Breschel.
Take out of that list your assumptions and you should find the winner. I’ll have my plays to come and long shots who may be worth considering.
I nail that list down and Boonen, Devolder, Hincapie, Flecha and Burghardt are the real winners. The winner will come out of that group you would think going on form and history and what not.
But again this race is unpredictable due to his nature. Maybe Boonen might get bad luck that George has got. It’s one of the things this race and you don’t know who is going to be the leader on QS – you won’t know that till during the race.
Betfair do live betting I think so I will be doing that in case my selections don’t look good.
At the moment my predictions are: Devolder from Hincapie and Maaskant with Flecha and Breschel fighting out 4th and 5th.
But I’m almost set on that podium. But again, Boonen can’t be written off and Devolder might work for him. But I think QS aswell as the cycling public know they probably have this race in the bag. Which one takes it out? You be the judge.
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#10
Paris--Roubaix: Matchups - Thanks to Pinacle. My favourites are bold. But I'll confirm it later.
Sun 4/12 Tom Boonen vs Stijn Devolder
12:00 AM 501 Tom Boonen 1.318
502 Stijn Devolder 3.840
Sun 4/12 Martin Maaskant vs George Hincapie
12:00 AM 503 Martin Maaskant 2.120
504 George Hincapie 1.820
Sun 4/12 Matti Breschel vs Roger Hammond
12:00 AM 505 Matti Breschel 1.746
506 Roger Hammond 2.240
Sun 4/12 Marcus Burghardt vs Manuel Quinziato
12:00 AM 507 Marcus Burghardt 1.800
508 Manuel Quinziato 2.150
Sun 4/12 Martin Elmiger vs Nick Nuyens
12:00 AM 509 Martin Elmiger 2.150
510 Nick Nuyens 1.800
Sun 4/12 Serguey Ivanov vs Andreas Klier
12:00 AM 511 Serguey Ivanov 2.000
512 Andreas Klier 1.909
Sun 4/12 Leif Hoste vs Juan A Flecha
12:00 AM 513 Leif Hoste 2.550
514 Juan A Flecha 1.606
Sun 4/12 Staf Scheirlinckx vs Kevin Van Impe
12:00 AM 515 Staf Scheirlinckx 1.952
516 Kevin Van Impe 1.952
Sun 4/12 Johnny Hoogerland vs Gerben Lowik
12:00 AM 517 Johnny Hoogerland 1.800
518 Gerben Lowik 2.150
Sun 4/12 Kristoff Goddart vs Sebastian Hinault
12:00 AM 519 Kristoff Goddart 1.676
520 Sebastian Hinault 2.380
Sun 4/12 Niki Terpstra vs Joost Posthuma
12:00 AM 521 Niki Terpstra 2.080
522 Joost Posthuma 1.847
Sun 4/12 Murillo Fischer vs Wouter Weylandt
12:00 AM 523 Murillo Fischer 1.645
524 Wouter Weylandt 2.450
Sun 4/12 Pedro Horrillo vs Johann Vansummeren
12:00 AM 525 Pedro Horrillo 1.952
526 Johann Vansummeren 1.952
Sun 4/12 Mikhail Ignatiev vs Svein Tuft
12:00 AM 527 Mikhail Ignatiev 1.952
528 Svein Tuft 1.952
Sun 4/12 Edvald Boasson Hagen vs Mathew Goss
12:00 AM 529 Edvald Boasson Hagen 1.800
530 Mathew Goss 2.150
Sun 4/12 Aurelien Clerc vs Jose J Rojas
12:00 AM 531 Aurelien Clerc 1.800
532 Jose J Rojas 2.150
Sun 4/12 Andreas Klier vs Frederic Guesdon
12:00 AM 533 Andreas Klier 2.250
534 Frederic Guesdon 1.741
Sun 4/12 Juan A Flecha vs Martijn Maasskant
12:00 AM 535 Juan A Flecha 1.952
536 Martijn Maasskant 1.952
Sun 4/12 Leif Hoste vs Stijn Devolder
12:00 AM 537 Leif Hoste 1.952
538 Stijn Devolder 1.952
Sun 4/12 George Hincapie vs Tom Boonen
12:00 AM 539 George Hincapie 3.410
540 Tom Boonen 1.383
Sun 4/12 Thor Hushovd vs Bernhard Eisel
12:00 AM 541 Thor Hushovd 2.260
542 Bernhard Eisel 1.735
Sun 4/12 Sylvain Chavanel vs Fabian Cancellara
12:00 AM 543 Sylvain Chavanel 1.699
544 Fabian Cancellara 2.330
Sun 4/12 Tom Boonen vs Stijn Devolder
12:00 AM 501 Tom Boonen 1.318
502 Stijn Devolder 3.840
Sun 4/12 Martin Maaskant vs George Hincapie
12:00 AM 503 Martin Maaskant 2.120
504 George Hincapie 1.820
Sun 4/12 Matti Breschel vs Roger Hammond
12:00 AM 505 Matti Breschel 1.746
506 Roger Hammond 2.240
Sun 4/12 Marcus Burghardt vs Manuel Quinziato
12:00 AM 507 Marcus Burghardt 1.800
508 Manuel Quinziato 2.150
Sun 4/12 Martin Elmiger vs Nick Nuyens
12:00 AM 509 Martin Elmiger 2.150
510 Nick Nuyens 1.800
Sun 4/12 Serguey Ivanov vs Andreas Klier
12:00 AM 511 Serguey Ivanov 2.000
512 Andreas Klier 1.909
Sun 4/12 Leif Hoste vs Juan A Flecha
12:00 AM 513 Leif Hoste 2.550
514 Juan A Flecha 1.606
Sun 4/12 Staf Scheirlinckx vs Kevin Van Impe
12:00 AM 515 Staf Scheirlinckx 1.952
516 Kevin Van Impe 1.952
Sun 4/12 Johnny Hoogerland vs Gerben Lowik
12:00 AM 517 Johnny Hoogerland 1.800
518 Gerben Lowik 2.150
Sun 4/12 Kristoff Goddart vs Sebastian Hinault
12:00 AM 519 Kristoff Goddart 1.676
520 Sebastian Hinault 2.380
Sun 4/12 Niki Terpstra vs Joost Posthuma
12:00 AM 521 Niki Terpstra 2.080
522 Joost Posthuma 1.847
Sun 4/12 Murillo Fischer vs Wouter Weylandt
12:00 AM 523 Murillo Fischer 1.645
524 Wouter Weylandt 2.450
Sun 4/12 Pedro Horrillo vs Johann Vansummeren
12:00 AM 525 Pedro Horrillo 1.952
526 Johann Vansummeren 1.952
Sun 4/12 Mikhail Ignatiev vs Svein Tuft
12:00 AM 527 Mikhail Ignatiev 1.952
528 Svein Tuft 1.952
Sun 4/12 Edvald Boasson Hagen vs Mathew Goss
12:00 AM 529 Edvald Boasson Hagen 1.800
530 Mathew Goss 2.150
Sun 4/12 Aurelien Clerc vs Jose J Rojas
12:00 AM 531 Aurelien Clerc 1.800
532 Jose J Rojas 2.150
Sun 4/12 Andreas Klier vs Frederic Guesdon
12:00 AM 533 Andreas Klier 2.250
534 Frederic Guesdon 1.741
Sun 4/12 Juan A Flecha vs Martijn Maasskant
12:00 AM 535 Juan A Flecha 1.952
536 Martijn Maasskant 1.952
Sun 4/12 Leif Hoste vs Stijn Devolder
12:00 AM 537 Leif Hoste 1.952
538 Stijn Devolder 1.952
Sun 4/12 George Hincapie vs Tom Boonen
12:00 AM 539 George Hincapie 3.410
540 Tom Boonen 1.383
Sun 4/12 Thor Hushovd vs Bernhard Eisel
12:00 AM 541 Thor Hushovd 2.260
542 Bernhard Eisel 1.735
Sun 4/12 Sylvain Chavanel vs Fabian Cancellara
12:00 AM 543 Sylvain Chavanel 1.699
544 Fabian Cancellara 2.330
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Sun 4/12 Leif Hoste vs Stijn Devolder
12:00 AM 537 Leif Hoste 1.952
538 Stijn Devolder 1.952
12:00 AM 537 Leif Hoste 1.952
538 Stijn Devolder 1.952
It looks like the best pick. Devolder is the 2nd man for Quick Step in this race, if Boonen fail, he won't probably clinch to the top.
Pinnacle offers it @ 1.952 compared to 1.68 for Unibet.
Devolder to finish on top 3 @ 2.50 sounds good as well.
Unibet is offering a matchup for the top 20 between Quick Step and Columbia HighRoad. I expect at least Boonen and Devolder in the top 20 for Quick Step and probably only Hincapie will make it for Columbia.
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Okay so after thinking about this much!
1.5 units on Devolder to win @ $7
2 units on Devolder to place @ $2.50
.5 units on Hincapie to win @ $14
1 unit on Hincapie to place @ $4
1 unit on Maaskant to place @ $4.75
.5 win on Burghardt @ $26
.5 place on Burghardt @ $7
Pretty clear cut. I'm going reasonably small hoping I can pull off a Devolder win or Devolder place or a Hincapie win and place.
It's pretty much set based on whether or not Hincapie has bike troubles. This is a clear cut goal for Columbia and Hincapie. He isn't retiring until he wins PR.
Columbia and QS have the strongest teams there. Boonen will be shut out of it like Flanders. I'm going against him and taking the risk that it happens again. And QS might be eyeing Hincapie too much that Burghardt goes off the front and gets away ala O'Grady in 2007. Also to note. Team Columbia won Gent-Wevelgem on Wednesday. Albasini gave them a win on Thursday in the tour of the Basque Country. Pinotti gave them another win Friday. Monfort was in the early break and Pinotti counter attacked when it was caught. So Columbia might be finally realising that there is other ways to win than bringing Cavendish to the line. And the confidence is up.
I'm pretty big on Maaskant putting in a good performance here. My predictions are Devolder or Hincapie and third will be Maaskant. 4th will be Flecha and 5th will be Breschel.
Onto the head to head market. There is one big play I like.
10 units Hincapie over Pozzato @ $1.85 - I can't see Katusha dominating for Pozzato and Hincapie is going to finish top 3. I reckon this is a steal.
3 units Cancellara over Chavanel @ $2.18 - Cancellara had bike troubles on Wednesday and is trying to recapture form. Chavanel on the otherhand is riding for Boonen and Devolder. Brilliant odds. Don't be surprised if Cancellara wins.
4 units Burghardt over Quinziato @ $1.80 - Burghardt showed me on Wednesday he is strong. Has apparently hired 4 men to carry spare wheels at the main parts of the course on top of the Columbia staff. Interesting thought.
2 units Devolder over Boonen @ $3.26 - Again, I am throwing all my eggs on Devolder here. If he wins, I do good.
Boonen, for the love of God. Don't win!
1.5 units on Devolder to win @ $7
2 units on Devolder to place @ $2.50
.5 units on Hincapie to win @ $14
1 unit on Hincapie to place @ $4
1 unit on Maaskant to place @ $4.75
.5 win on Burghardt @ $26
.5 place on Burghardt @ $7
Pretty clear cut. I'm going reasonably small hoping I can pull off a Devolder win or Devolder place or a Hincapie win and place.
It's pretty much set based on whether or not Hincapie has bike troubles. This is a clear cut goal for Columbia and Hincapie. He isn't retiring until he wins PR.
Columbia and QS have the strongest teams there. Boonen will be shut out of it like Flanders. I'm going against him and taking the risk that it happens again. And QS might be eyeing Hincapie too much that Burghardt goes off the front and gets away ala O'Grady in 2007. Also to note. Team Columbia won Gent-Wevelgem on Wednesday. Albasini gave them a win on Thursday in the tour of the Basque Country. Pinotti gave them another win Friday. Monfort was in the early break and Pinotti counter attacked when it was caught. So Columbia might be finally realising that there is other ways to win than bringing Cavendish to the line. And the confidence is up.
I'm pretty big on Maaskant putting in a good performance here. My predictions are Devolder or Hincapie and third will be Maaskant. 4th will be Flecha and 5th will be Breschel.
Onto the head to head market. There is one big play I like.
10 units Hincapie over Pozzato @ $1.85 - I can't see Katusha dominating for Pozzato and Hincapie is going to finish top 3. I reckon this is a steal.
3 units Cancellara over Chavanel @ $2.18 - Cancellara had bike troubles on Wednesday and is trying to recapture form. Chavanel on the otherhand is riding for Boonen and Devolder. Brilliant odds. Don't be surprised if Cancellara wins.
4 units Burghardt over Quinziato @ $1.80 - Burghardt showed me on Wednesday he is strong. Has apparently hired 4 men to carry spare wheels at the main parts of the course on top of the Columbia staff. Interesting thought.
2 units Devolder over Boonen @ $3.26 - Again, I am throwing all my eggs on Devolder here. If he wins, I do good.
Boonen, for the love of God. Don't win!
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