Recent content by Blanco

First about Indurain: Indurain rode only one WC and won it. He rode one Olympics and aslo won it. He won 8 out of 10 TT's in his reigning Tour de France period 1991-1995. That two he had lost were at the very end of the race where he was many minutes ahead of oppostion, so he probably eased up...

Yes I will say Indurain. He won the biggest races in the world by demolishing people in this discipline, and he did that over and over again. Coppi, Merckx, Hinault, and Anquetil and Cancellara of course. Maybe Moser too.

Yes he is, and he will certainly be much more as time goes by.

It's way too early for that claim. There's at least half a dozen guys who earn that recognition more.

Yep, looks a lot like Valverde. He even won Emilia yesterday like Valverde would, he waited and waited, then late surge, and then final sprint. Although endurance is not there yet, and Valverde had that from day one.

Primoz Roglic will attack on Mt.Kigali. Whoever wants to win the race, not named Tadej Pogacar, should try to go with him.

Of course it's a great season. Can he do even better? Of course he can!

What Pidcock? Kid nearly won the Giro! He's way above Pidcock.

Yep he would wipe the floor with these clowns.

It would be interesting to calculate who has the most wins after 30. I guess Roglic would be in top 10.

Yep, Rogla is still better, but once (or twice) in a lifetime talent still has time to catch up.

If Roglic shows up, then the podium will be him, Almeida and Vingegaard. I don't know in which order though, it will be tight.

Carapaz

1.Pogacar 2.Vingegaard 3-10. Roglic, Evenepoel, S.Yates, Almeida, Lipowitz, Del Toro, Ayuso

He's coming to Vuelta, mark my words!