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Cookster15 reacted to dobrien's post in the thread Tour de France Tour de France 2025 Stage 20: Nantua-Pontarlier (184.2k) with
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Cookster15 replied to the thread Tour de France Tour de France 2025 Stage 20: Nantua-Pontarlier (184.2k).Congrats to Kaden Groves with a win on debut at the Tour de France and Alpecin their third win of the 2025 race.
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Cookster15 reacted to Heston's post in the thread Tour de France Tour de France 2025 Stage 20: Nantua-Pontarlier (184.2k) with Like.
Romeo finished the stage 22 minutes down. Fighting on
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It is probably hard to enjoy if you have cold and feel exhausted in the final week. Same for Jonas if he can't drop Pog and eat into...
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Cookster15 replied to the thread Vingegaard vs Pogačar - The Duel.I don’t find it surprising. Pogacar had a four minute lead largely by destroying Jonas in the TT but more so by taking two minutes on...
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Cookster15 reacted to Lorzenz08's post in the thread Jonas Vingegaard: Something is Rotten with Like.
I mean only 16 months ago most pundits thought Pogi would never win a TdF in his life again. And since Vingegaard is starting a TdF as...
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Cookster15 replied to the thread Can we start a ****storm so the TdF starts changing their stupid routes?.Got that. I trust your judgement but was just asking the question. But I just hope someone at ASO cares enough to set a course which...
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Cookster15 reacted to Gigs_98's post in the thread Can we start a ****storm so the TdF starts changing their stupid routes? with Like.
No, that's exactly the point. Look, I think there are many important factors and pacing of the route is clearly one of them. But it's...
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Cookster15 replied to the thread Can we start a ****storm so the TdF starts changing their stupid routes?.Haven't there been such stages? I think its more about the relative strengths of the riders and their teams. IMO, back ended tours don't...
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Cookster15 reacted to Escarabajo's post in the thread Can we start a ****storm so the TdF starts changing their stupid routes? with Like.
Today's stage was just too hard. Plus you already have a very dominant rider. That is recipe for disaster. Almost always when you put 3...
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Cookster15 reacted to hayneplane's post in the thread Tour de France Tour de France 2025 Stage 20: Nantua-Pontarlier (184.2k) with Like.
It can be a trap stage for someone like Felix Gall who often struggles with positioning and the up down up nature of shorter punchy...
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Cookster15 replied to the thread Tour de France Tour de France 2025 Stage 20: Nantua-Pontarlier (184.2k).I wouldn't even try. Kudos for pulling it off. As for the race, the riders are tired and the pace of this Tour off the charts. So even...
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Cookster15 reacted to QueenStagiaire's post in the thread Tour de France Tour de France 2025 Stage 20: Nantua-Pontarlier (184.2k) with Like.
Do you guys know how hard it is to copy-paste these posts on a phone when you have to somehow drag the copy end marker past all these...
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Cookster15 replied to the thread Teams & Riders Jonas Vingegaard thread: Love in Iberia.2022 Tour? Which stage was this? I tended to think Pogacar and Vingegaard are quite close on pure descending ability.
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Cookster15 replied to the thread Tour de France Tour de France 2025 Stage 19: Albertville-La Plagne (93.1k) ‚Historic day, magnificent racing‘ ~ Rob Hatch, probably.I think so. But maybe Pogacar has been reading the CN forum that he is greedy or some Game of Thrones character ;)
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