Recent content by Danskebjerge

Well, a statement from a rider isn't "facts". But yes, from what we know now, it was probably a solo crash.

Most people would regard it as too risky for a GC rider to take on a peloton on a flat section with 25 k to the finish.

It's just annoying as a viewer to see the crash, and then five seconds later hear one out of three commentators saying "hey, look, somebody has crashed".

I could understand if Vingegaard had given away the stage win if he had touched Evenepoel's wheel, causing the crash.

Vingegaard gave up only because of Evenepoel's crash, he says.

Bad commentators here - they didn't see the Evenepoel crash.

He's back! Yay! Nice win in Catalunya.

Finally some relatively positive news from Magnus Cort. He says he has pushed some satisfying watts recently. Still, the article about him doesn't scream 'back at his best'. About the horrible TdF last year and the cancelled autumn campaign he states: "It then takes a very long time for the...

"Approached"? Today he crashed (which ruined his "approach"), he lost his best domestiques, and he still won. If you like the tactical element of cycling, I agree with those who say that you should either watch the races in which there is no Pogacar or focus on the battle for 2nd and 3rd. If...

Pogacar takes out Søren Kragh. That's just brilliant. :confused_old:

And Pedersen did well, too!

Considering how Vingegaard came out of the Vuelta, I would definitely say that there's reason to worry.

Attacking with 10k to go is like waiting for the sprint in the world of Pogacar.

If you don't have a pad in your long bibs, there is always going to be two layers. The "new" thing about Vingegaard's strategy was that he expected help from his teammates to get the bib off. It may have looked weird, but in the end the practical perspective should have first priority. Btw...

Lidl-Trek's nightmare spring continues ...