Recent content by Jano

This is strange, why there are those Leclerc pylons sticking out like this? To be more visible and so to make more money?

Sagan 13th in a reduced sprint????? What????? :astonished::astonished::astonished: Apparently, his chain came off.

Merckx's comments on Sagan: ‘Sagan is a complete rider, but I was more complete’ https://www.cyclist.co.uk/news/5608/sagan-is-a-complete-rider-but-i-was-more-complete-eddy-merckx-qa

Re: Flat stages... boring. Mountain stages... boring. What now? :)

Re: Re: ... just saying :)

Re: Re: It would not surprise me to see Sagan in a breakaway going for 20 points. It's just 29km to the sprint.

Giro... three stages in Israel. Did we travel 2000 years back? :) Is Israel still under Roman Empire? :D

Re: Re: True, nevertheless Sagan pulled at least two times more distance wise in the last 40km than any chaser behind him. That is what made the race good. Was he going to be caught or not...?

The strongest and the smartest are not mutually exclusive. He was the strongest and the smartest as well. He outsmarted everybody and he had endurance to make it happen.

Re: Re: What do you mean? He is racing, that's it.

Re: Re: If Sagan wins, it is an easy race, if not it is a hard race. I see... As I said, entertaining :)

Re: Re: Your bias posts are quite entertaining. :) Where was Greg in the last World Championships in Bergen? Where was Greg's stronger sprint?

Wow... Some entertaining posts: "Sagan does not stand a chance ..." :) Who is the World Champion? How did he win it?

Re: Well, if you watch his interviews he appears to be a guy with a good common sense. The book might be interesting.

This interview is very interesting: http://www.cyclingweekly.com/news/latest-news/how-peter-sagans-coach-helped-unlock-his-amazing-talent-358190 Understanding his own body appears to be a key attribute of Peter's success. This is intriguing: Wooow... not naturally fast. Who would guess...