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Of course there will be tactics. Tactics between the Jumbo riders, I mean. Basically if Vingegaard will be allowed free way to ride 100% his strength or not, independently on how much time he recovers on Kuss.

If they do this 1-2-3 tactics in Angliru, it is going to enter cringe territory. Very interesting to see how are they going to manage egos and public image.

Too much show-off from this team. Historically, that attracts attention of the kind you dont want.

Even in Spanish TV (which has Movistar as a sponsor), they were yelling against Mas tactics. When 99% of the time they justify them. Speaks of how terrible he is.

Right now, on broad terms we more or less have a calibration of how the 5-6 GC contenders (Jumbo, Ayuso, Mas) will behave. With the exception of Marc Soler. In that sense he is the only wildcard competing. Big talent in its early years, good results and performances scattered along his career...

Whether he is sick or not, I agree that Evenepoel's results are just not correspondant with a GV superchampion because of the demanded 21-day consistency . This is a fantastic rider, that should be oriented to main peak in spring competing all classics from Strade Bianche to Liege (with the...

Almeida at 1:30 exactly from main group (spanish TV moto)

Bahrein, so that Landa gains enough time on Almeida (and Evenepoel).

Jumbo accelerating because of Evenepoel crisis. Other riders not visually fatigued, so bad signs for Remco.

Evenepoel being dropped (Spanish moto broadcasting)

Real Madrid 70's football player and double Liga, Champions League, and once Euro and World Cup winner coach Vicente del Bosque interviews Alberto Contador: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XbBL2-_XUFE

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sq2qwjOtEvI Interesting video about El Mirador del Chirche, a climb that teams used as the definitive pre-GT test.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6Vts7XbVwsE

Not more or less acceptable than with other cyclings or pro athletes. Since the introduction of the huge distortions by blood doping in the late 80's (and whatever is now on top of that) the bar as to what is acceptable and unacceptable is more related with coherent career trayectories vs...

Re: Re: This smells of pretentious moralism with fine touches of supremacism. Spain sporting culture is not an example of anything, but thank god we don't have to cope with the levels of hypocresy displayed during late cycling history by all this anglosaxon bigotry. As far as I'm concerned...