Recent content by MichalJ

Yeah, I can imagine him riding DDV and trying some long range attack just to properly strech his legs. But I think he will skip it like it was planned.

Not everything Sagan says he actually means. And sometimes journalists changes what he says or selects only thing they think is most interesting. In that interview, when he said show is more important, what was reported as main story, he firstly said "important is to win, how you win, doesn't...

https://youtu.be/ZeXEPOKKFps?t=41m6s At 41:10 you can clearly see Sagan in the second group with dutch riders. At 42:00 you can see Sagan sprinting to the first group. Does that count as wheelsucking too?

In Plumelec he showed up 4km to go, with large pull or false attack to speed things up (Moser up front). And in all three races was still big group at the end, so riding in peloton was evidently right thing to do. When GVA won some big race like Sagan's Ronde this year? Never? Did GVA really...

Really? Sagan always thanks his teammates. Even when they ride horribly. It's really funny sometimes.

Re: Re: What??? Sagan dropped GVA long before, he was back only because Lotto and weak Sagan's group.

He only started to being ill in Plouay. He was in bed for 4 days with illness after Plouay. Quebec was his first race. And I don't really think that he's not dedicated. Yes, he finds road cycling occasionally boring (mainly sprint stages), but he seems to be training really hard and trying to...

https://youtu.be/_-EH2mCE-nA?t=44m40s Look at that again. At 150m to go he was on Sagan's wheel. He lost it there. And Sagan was back from sickness here. What can you to say about that?

Too badly positioned?? :lol: He was right behind Sagan and couldn't follow at all :rolleyes:

Re: Re: Well, it was third RVV for Kwiatkowski this year. 2011 - DNF, 2013 - 40th, 2016 - 27th. But yeah, he is strong already, and who knows, where is his potential.