He has a chance of winning tomorrow, maybe he is the second favourite after ganna.Thanks for the thread.
Vingegaard will win stage 3, 5, and 6. The rest he will leave to others, he is generous after all.
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He has a chance of winning tomorrow, maybe he is the second favourite after ganna.Thanks for the thread.
Vingegaard will win stage 3, 5, and 6. The rest he will leave to others, he is generous after all.
I think it's not helped by a constant identity crisis. Started out as a race for classics riders to prepare for Milano Sanremo, then became hillier but people like Pozzato and Cancellara also won, then about 15 years ago they decided to become the Italian Dauphine, and stuck in one or two big mountain stages a year.To be honest Paris Nice has always been the superior race, with the exception of a few recent additions of Tirreno which were great. And to be fair this route is still better than those really *** years where the TTT was all that decided the race, like 2018
On a flat and straight circuit like Lido di Camaiore, I would rate Sheffield as second in command. He is in tremendous form, and the distance is close to perfect for a former world record holder in the pursuit.He has a chance of winning tomorrow, maybe he is the second favourite after ganna.
if he didn't leave too much energy on the gravel roads, I'd currently even rate him as 1st, I think.On a flat and straight circuit like Lido di Camaiore, I would rate Sheffield as second in command. He is in tremendous form, and the distance is close to perfect for a former world record holder in the pursuit.
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