Recent content by CleanCiclismo

last year :)

uhm, it's actually Pogačar...

I worry for any team that will sign Ayuso. He already proved he's not a team player and only cares about himself. We will see what he does until the end of Vuelta. I doubt he's gonna work for Almeida. As for why he stayed at UAE, it's simple. It's Maxtin. He got him, he vouched for him, he was...

Here's a interview with Borut Fonda, who after graduating in fitness training from the Faculty of Sport and obtaining a master's degree in applied kinesiology, he completed his doctorate at the University of Birmingham in the field of biomechanics, motor control, and ergonomics in cycling...

Couldn't even win the womens tour these days with that

UAE have a policy of 1 grand tour per year for young riders. They did the same for Pog for ages.

I didn't know where to post this, here or Pogi's page on the main forum. I opted for here since it's a safe bet. It's an interview with Radoje Milić, who is a specialist in sports medicine and physiology. And has been Pogi's tester (doctor of sorts, in the faculty of sports, where they do tests...

That motor? Clearly hidden inside his legs so that it can't be caught on x-rays when the bike goes through. He's playing 4D chess. Open your eyes .

Lenny Martinez and Thymen Arensman set a NEW CLIMBING RECORD on Col de Glandon: 51 min 10 sec. They were faster than Contador in 2017. The Festina team attack was 1:30 slower in 1997 View: https://x.com/faustocoppi60/status/1948356213990736027

I wonder why Jonas doesn't upload on strava? Likely the team directive right?

I'll just leave this here. TOP 50 ascents on Mont Ventoux 4 riders went faster than the record of Iban Mayo, Oscar Onley was only 25s behind the record. guys like A. Yates, Gall, Vauquelin and Higuita almost got into top 10 of all time on Ventoux. Even Jegat climed at the same pace as Armstrong...

Cycling and athletics have both have massive improvements in the post covid era. Records that were thought to last forever are being broken.

I would argue that the more money that there is in the sport, the less focus is on catching dopers. Just look at Sinner. If some cyclist failed his test twice he would have been banned twice over. But he's still playing and it looks like nothing will happen despite the WADA threats. Another...

The "leave some for the others" comment would drink water if this wasn't a professional sport. Do you see Barcelona/Real Madrid/Man City gift wins because they already wrapped up the championship? Does Djokovic gift slams because he already won like 20 of them? Does Verstappen lead for 60 laps...

Judging from this somebody doesn't like Smith and has relegated him to do "unimportant" races. In the past I remember he was a regular during the grand tour season.