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He was in great shape and an important rider for WVA. Less excuses to attack before RaF.
Agree, he should go earlier. Already at Col du Rosier.Why does anybody think that will happen?
Was there any news about why Vingegaard was so bad in Fleche?Jumbo has been so unlucky lately, its incredible.
Redoute is the only place in monuments more overrated than the Cipressa.Redoute is perhaps the most mythologized hill of them all but as a climb it's in the worst spot:
Too long for an explosive attack and too short to be selective for pace-setting.
Maybe it suits Remco tho.
Evenepoel looking strong
Redoute as Cipressa and Faucons as Poggio is a good analogy. The finish is also kinda similar:
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Nobody wanted to ride next to him, so he lost all will to carry on. A day not crashed another, is a day not lived.Was there any news about why Vingegaard was so bad in Fleche?
Also Matthews DNF
Yeah that is disappointing, he would of had plenty of opportunities at Romandie.The most disappointing aspect about Matthews withdrawal was he was to ride Romandie and could have won a stage.
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The flattest course is the most selective.
That image of Roglic doing a Steve Bradbury will never get old
Damn, I thought Benoot would be the strongest uphill on the team.
That's why Boonen was so good at Paris Roubaix. He simply had a superior recovery after every cobble, while he wasn't as good recovering from somewhat longer climbs.This is clearly fake news.
If we presume that there are approx 55km of cobbles, that each honourable rider takes a straight line and each cobble is approx 10cm wide that gives us 550,000 cobbles that a rider should cross in PR. If each cobble has an average elevation of only .5cm that clearly gives us 2,5000 metres of total elevation over the whole race.
Meanwhile MSR only offers 2096 and is evidently far flatter ¬_¬
