In the Individual sprint Sir Chris Hoy will not be defending the title he won in Beijing and will compete in two events only, the team sprintt and keirin
http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/olympics/18914825
anyway, having watched the world championships I can tell you that unless anything strange happens the French sprinter, G.Bourge, is head and shoulders above the rest and rates a banker bet when the market opens
Kenny will never beat that French bloke he is a total beast
I have not studied it up yet, think there will be quite a few surprises, many countries have stepped up since beijing
dutch, french, aussie, german teams all strong and expect them all to win medals in the velodrome and it's anyones guess what colour
I have not studied it up yet, think there will be quite a few surprises, many countries have stepped up since beijingdutch, french, aussie, german teams all strong and expect them all to win medals in the velodrome and it's anyones guess what colour
Its a shame the quality of the mens track events (sprint and keirin) have been heavily diluted by the decision to allow only 1 rider per country (its completely dominated by GB Australia Germany and France). Bauge has looked imperious and unbeatable at times but beatable on occasions. In the Worlds Kenny beat in the 2nd leg of the final with a masterful piece of quick thinking only to be dq'd. He very much deserved the sprint place ahead of Hoy, who has been gracious enough to admit it.
A year ago Anna Meares looked unbeatable and utterly dominant, yet she only managed 1 gold out of 3 on home soil in the Worlds in March.
Its a shame the quality of the mens track events (sprint and keirin) have been heavily diluted by the decision to allow only 1 rider per country (its completely dominated by GB Australia Germany and France). Bauge has looked imperious and unbeatable
judorick 06 Aug 12 18:12 Joined: 27 Nov 11 | Topic/replies: 6,606 | Blogger: judorick's blog piece of piss
absolutely hacked
OP feck off
Now rick that comment to the thread starter who suggested Kenny may be too short against Bauge looks somewhat harsh given what you've said on this thread!!
judorick06 Aug 12 18:12Joined:27 Nov 11| Topic/replies: 6,606 | Blogger: judorick's blogpiece of pissabsolutely hackedOP feck offNow rick that comment to the thread starter who suggested Kenny may be too short against Bauge looks somewhat harsh given
I managed to lay £200 between the win and place markets on chris hoy in the sprint after it was known he wasn't riding. I fully expected betfair to void them but they settled them. I can't help feeling this isn't very fair really.
I managed to lay £200 between the win and place markets on chris hoy in the sprint after it was known he wasn't riding. I fully expected betfair to void them but they settled them. I can't help feeling this isn't very fair really.
Nothing wrong with having an opinion but rick tore into the poster yesterday who started a thread saying Kenny was too short in the final posting the comments
judorick 06 Aug 12 18:12 Joined: 27 Nov 11 | Topic/replies: 6,606 | Blogger: judorick's blog piece of piss
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OP feck off
after the 2-0 win for Kenny
Nothing wrong with having an opinion but rick tore into the poster yesterday who started a thread saying Kenny was too short in the final posting the comments judorick06 Aug 12 18:12Joined:27 Nov 11| Topic/replies: 6,606 | Blogger: judorick's blogpie