UCI Road World Championships 2012: Emma Pooley determined to bow out a winner in Holland I think the course around Valkenburg will suit her a lot better than London. She is still our best time-trialist. Olympic silver medallist Lizzie Armitstead and Pooley should both figure in the women's road race on Saturday as well when GB will field a full six-strong team, with former World champions Nicole Cooke and Sharon Laws providing particularly formidable back-up along with Katie Colclough and Nikki Harris. In the men's time trial on Wednesday Alex Dowsett is one for the future while a fresh and fit Chris Froome would be a definite medal hope. Whether Froome takes part after riding in the Tour de France, the Vuelta a España and the Olympics in the last ten weeks remains to be see. Among the younger riders, Lucy Garner, a worthy winner of the World junior title last year, has pace to burn and will be keen to prove she can also flourish on tougher terrain. Josh Edmondson, a conspicuous figure on a number of Tour of Britain stages last week, has medal ambitions in the U23 road race after finishing fourth in the Junior World Championships two years ago. Meanwhile, Pooley and Laws helped AA-Drink-Leontien.nl take third place in the inaugural women's team time trial at the road race world championships on Sunday. It is the first time the event, for trade teams, has been held at the World Championships. Five to follow in Holland Emma Pooley Former world time-trial champion was disappointed with sixth at the Olympics but should be more competitive here. Could also figure strongly in Saturday's road race. Lizzie Armitstead Won a splendid silver in the road race at the Olympics. The course will suit her but, as was the case in London, she will have to find a way of outwitting Marianne Vos. Jonathan Tiernan-Locke A dynamic climber who is still comparatively fresh after missing a chunk of the season through injury. Could make senior GB debut as main hope for victory. Lucy Garner Huge talent on the track and road, Garner was a surprise winner of the junior road race in Copenhagen last year. Could find the terrain much tougher this year. Josh Edmondson Fourth in the world junior road race in 2010, Edmondson could be one to watch in the U23 event here. Just 20 and a natural climber, made big impact at Tour of Britain.