Recent content by inri2000

No point in arguing about this, to me, he looked relatively fresh after he crossed the line and judging be the tweet I linked to I was not alone with this perception. Of course he was thirsty, or he would be a robot. I didn't watch or comment on his performance at the Giro

There are so many things to focus on in the last two stages, the Danish commentators praising his "high cadence" like they used to do with Armstrong, their comment that he was riding the big ring at 9% incline which Riis was famous for, that he climbed for 1 minute at 27 km/h on also a 9%...

Danish commentators are praising Pogacar for high cadence (Armstrong), and riding on the big ring (Riis)

View: https://x.com/faustocoppi60/status/1812239243038917021

I had completely forgotten Kwiatkowski existed, very strong quartet

And then there is this, the comparison with Armstrong that was alluded to just seems ridiculous as he was probably the biggest *** cycling has seen in a long time View: https://x.com/CenterIceView/status/1811403015280263637 I also dislike when one rider dominates for years, but we don't...

So you dislike him because he dominates but if he was average no one would stop Pogacar from dominating every semi hilly race he enters, seems like odd logic I haven't noticed the title changes, so from my point of view keep trolling if it makes you happy

Funny how there was no obviously clinic related talk of aliens/mutants when Pogacar was the clear favorite, and suddenly after yesterday the forum is full of it. I wonder why

Thanks, I should have framed it as more of a question. The only source I found was a confirmation that he would ride from April 30

It's worrying how much time he loses downhill, but there are mostly MT finishes

I wonder if he chose to ride the Giro because he was sure Vingegaard would not be able to recover from his crash in time to compete for the Tour I think they are both on fairly equal endurance levels, they just have different strategies for when to conserve energy

I'm sure no one in the history of the world has ever denied something true. If he truly believes that he didn't ride too aggressively and get baited into wasting energy, then it makes sense that he keeps repeating the same mistakes instead of learning from them. He might get away with it this...

He could not get away with sprinting and constantly going for bonus seconds or chasing everyone down in the last two Tours and still win the GC (last year his injury leading up was a factor too), but this quote indicates clearly that he has still not learned that conserving energy matters in a...

Remco: Says something stupid Pogacar: Hold my beer! View: https://x.com/itvcycling/status/1810640069620850992

View: https://x.com/DrHeadgear/status/1809994140303994944