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It's Jason Kenny.
The British have won every gold so far apart from the Omnium and the women's team sprint (which would have been gold if not for a slight mistake leading to dq). Kenny was selected above Hoy for this race for a reason. He has the speed and enough experience. |
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Second in the World Champs this last one, and 4th in Europen, he is faster against the clock, but sprint is just strategy 80%..... guess who was 1,5 for gold medal before the euporia... George Bauge, who beated him in the world championship in Melbourne...he was chosen for this because he beated Hoy in the semifinal... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=npcysPZFkBc&feature=related you can see yourself
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Spelling test.
1 - Jason Kenny 2 - Gregory Bauge |
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my comment
phuck off |
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Same happens with the odds in sprint between Pendletton an Meares, in my opinion Pendelton is favorite but see Meares evolution, he is not a 5 to 1 he is 3 to 1 against Penddelton, thats a lot of overpaying
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Look at hte Qualfying times too tight for that advantage in odds, as i said Sprint is a strategy run, where is better to be faster....
Rank Race No Athlete Result Record + 1 110 Great Britain PENDLETON Victoria 10.724 OR + 2 54 Australia MEARES Anna 10.805 + 3 73 People's Republic of China GUO Shuang 11.020 + 4 121 Germany VOGEL Kristina 11.027 + 5 62 Belarus PANARINA Olga 11.080 + 6 84 Cuba GUERRA RODRIGUEZ Lisandra 11.109 + 7 126 Hong Kong, China LEE Wai Sze 11.203 + 8 136 Lithuania KRUPECKAITE Simona 11.234 + 9 160 New Zealand HANSEN Natasha 11.241 |
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80% strategy? What a load of nonsense.
Kenny was selected over Hoy because British Cycling rate him as the best chance for gold and they do not get many things wrong on the track. They would not have made the decision based on one race. I have no idea why Bauge's odds were so low, but the current ones look far more representative now. You might be right that Kenny is too low, but I doubt it's by much. |
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you can watch both races in Melbourne Bauge did not need the third, easy 2-0.......have the link....i would give the odds inversed would be more fare, or 1,7 Bauge....but Pendelton is the same....
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You obviously don't follow British cycling. Their training is designed to peak at the Olympics. It's working again.
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Gnome, spot on. I agree Bauge is the only serious danger, but he is a one-trick pony; like a horse with one sharp turn of pace his potency can be neutralised by a long sprint for home. Think Kenny will win, but wouldn't lay the Frenchman at 3. He's very cool temperamentally and a physical beast.
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The Brits have won every event except the Omnium (got a bronze, comedy event anyway) and the womens team sprint where they got DQ and would have won
pretty much winning everything and there is every chance Kenny will beat Bauge... and you want to lay him? |
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I obviously follow ciclyng and understand a little made some money today in the Mens Omnium just laying irrational bets backing the british contender Clancy specially in the last two races, where it was a matter of maths and knwoledge, i did not hear the british tv comentors, but they should be giving false ilusion in the retransmision, as all sports comentors do... but lot of people did not uderstand the comeptition and it was not well explained or honestly comented to them....
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more serious in eurosport...
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it's 'cycling'
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well in my opinion what looks real irrational is giving in a strategy race as Sprint and odds of 200 and 60 to 1 to the other two semifinalist, are the riding without wheels, they may be a little slower but, in a strategy race, the little edge could be the moment of strike 200 to 1, this is not 100 m running of Bolt, you dont know when the race starts, and if you get your conteder wheel at the correct tiem you have the race......even Cavendish get tricked often and that is a real monster, the difference is so slight that 200 to 1 is a joke
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Hoy could be a better lay in the keirin.
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well about to see what happens
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yes but here kenny is on AICAR
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Kenny will piss this, cant believe people were backing Bauge at such short prices
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bauge short prices at 4.5 ??
he has never lost against kenny but team GB is too well prepared (good doctors..) |
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You keep laying, I'll keep backing
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obviously Bauge always beat him, last world championship final 2-0 , so esasy as that, Bauge started de Olimpics as favorite 1,5 now is 4 i knw wher to take chances, against this british euphoria
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People have been backing Bauge at 1.31
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bauge is too strong for kenny but i'm afraid about the team GB "preparation"
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2-0 Kenny no probs
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Wonder if Kenny will try going from the gun in one of these
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No need. Kenny faster anyway
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good doping
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Embarrassingly easy.
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Brilliant tactical ride.
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Embarrassingly easy
yes like all the GB team |
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could have had a basket on his bike and still won that
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Kenny "literally on fire" according to Hugh Porter
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Shall I lay Kenny now?
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yes like all the GB team
yep. that's what happens when you're better than the rest. |
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Didn't you see the flames judorick?!
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Some amazing seething from jokernissar here.
Done his nuts and jealous of clean talent succeeding. |
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yep. that's what happens when you're better than the rest.
in all race ? please... and of course beat all the WR |