Rain of stars in the Tirreno-Adriatico

Started and the month of March, the squad begins to heat engines in the biggest races in the professional calendar. This Wednesday will be held one of those quotes that important men are markedly thicker in its agenda. The 46 edition of the Tirreno Adriatico will kick off with a full luxury lineup of guest stars.

The main Spanish hopes pass by Oscar Freire, winner of this event in 2005 with two wins this year’s Vuelta a Andalucía, ‘Itching’ Rodríguez and David Arroyo. The three try to give the maximum in a career that started with a team time trial which will feature many ‘cock’ in the pack.

Will the best of the bunch sprinters Thor Hushovd, Mark Cavendish, Tom Boonen, Tyler Farrar, Andre Greipel and Alessandro Petacchi, etc.

Among the men to be considered for the final general, the presence of Andy Schleck, Vincenzo Nibali, Ivan Basso, Fabian Cancellara, Cadel Evans, Damiano Cunego, Robert Gesink, Alexander Kolobnev, Philippe Gilbert and Michele Scarponi, among many others. Italy’s Stefano Garzelli retained the title won attempt last year and there will be a great list of sprinters.

Windy is the most dangerous Spanish mass arrivals, but will face fierce competition from celebrities and experts as the world champion Thor Hushovd, Mark Cavendish, Tom Boonen, Tyler Farrar, Andre Greipel and Alessandro Petacchi. Without doubt, the best sprinters of the day for giving you a real show in each and every one of the sprints.

With regard to the course, the Race of the two seas’ will have seven stages including two time trials: the first team, and the other indiidual would close the test and could be key to the important men overall. The second and third stage are two days where the pace is very fast and then come the mountain.

The climbers will put the overalls in the fourth and fifth day with two stages of 240 miles with climbs as important as the Tetto Sasso (“Cima Coppi” of the Tirreno-Adriatico). In addition, runners must climb the Madonna del Monte, a rise that reaches the 18 percent drop in some of its ramps.

The show is more than warranted on an issue that is hotly contested and presented with options for everyone from sprinters to the climbers through finalizers.