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I think he was partly cooked and could not accelerate on a false flat, Ulissi was also struggling to corner as well

I had no idea about this guy, but he rode a very impressive last 10ks after getting dropped like 3 times, lol

He should get good, that's the correct answer

He closed 2:30 mins in 15 mins or so, this is batshit insane lol

Well, if Pogacar and Del Toro have no or not great results for U23, not sure who is qualified to have a good U23 result at all. It's pretty obvious that what the UAE is doing, they have the highest budget with full(?) protection, so they can go after the best prospects and put them into the...

Nope, it's not https://www.cyclingnews.com/news/tour-de-lavenir-winner-isaac-del-toro-joins-uae-team-emirates/

I guess his 2023 results do not count for some reason. It's obvious that what he is doing is not normal at all, but trying to rewrite history as if he were someone like Froome is just wrong

Sure, both of them farm smaller Italian races, but one of them struggles to finish top 100 in a GT

I want a 2001 Roubaix style win, but with Majka being Knaven, Pogacar being Museeuw and Del Toro winning the sprint for 3rd 5 mins later.

When was Hirschi ever hyped as a GT rider? Not sure why Del Toro and Hirschi are comparable at all

Best GT podium ceremony ever tbh Its interesting that IPT is not being mentioned in the list of organizers even though Ricitello was there to get his white jersey

Its pretty absurd to think that any (local, law, municipal etc) official would order to use force to disperse the crowd and commit political suicide. Its obvious that the protests are way more popular in Spain compared to the Vuelta

Yep, they should just call the race off, this is not going to work

I don't buy that this Vuelta was bad at all tbh. UAE winning 7 stages with 4 riders alone is entertaining enough for me

I'd actually say that the 2003 Vuelta (from your avatar?) was the worst GT ever I have ever seen even though Kelme Valverde was very impressive