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Almeida and the GOAT View: https://www.instagram.com/p/CV0JNKzDWbE/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link

The rumor has been going around for some weeks. He shares with Avancini all the KOM's near me.

I dunno. Pogi beat Gaudu, Alaf, Woods and Valverde at Liège, I have no reason to think he wouldn't beat them again. He is too strong in a flat sprint after 250km of hilly parcours, he even almost beat van Aert at the Olympics. But what I think is most important is that in Tokyo, people caught...

One of the reasons Lombardia is widely regarded as the lesser Monument is exactly the question of the form the riders arrive in. Pogacar and (lol) Masnada seem to be the only two riders who correctly targeted Lombardia, every other rider in the field arrived after some hard two months of racing...

Yeah, after 250km he's not the same. Even his Liège was kinda luckily gifted by Alaphilippe. Nice that he has one, though.

About P-R. Doesn't the stress on the cobbles favors bulkier riders, with more mass to absorve the impact? Boonen, Cancellara are far from mountain goats. In 20 years of cycling fan, the "smaller" riderI've seen doing well in Roubaix was Moscon last week.

Like Remco? Sorry for the easy dig. EDIT: I wasn't even the first to do that.

Pantani won very few races. I'm sure he's a legend.

Sad to think there won't be another Innsbruck WC in the near future, I'd rather like the see the rainbow band stomping the field.

Rain of punctures in DQT bikes. What tires do they use? I'll never buy them, lol.

I think the winner will bridge to this group eventually.

Now he gave up, and the peloton decided to sit up too, good news to the front group.

Why is Küng drilling so hard?

INEOS with disk brakes again.

G. Thomas started off as a classics specialist and then crossed over to GC.