77th Tour de Romandie (2.UWT) // 23rd - 28th of April 2024

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Either Arensman is taking Thomas' approach to peaking to a new level or he's ***ed up his Giro prep. Nowhere near his best once again today.

He looks better this year at this point than he did last year when he came 6th in the Giro, I think he's doing the slow-build for week 3. One of those riders like Kruijswijk who would start winning GTs if they were 4 weeks long, but honestly I think an outside bet for the podium.
 
I forgot Bernal at my analisis, Of course he copunts seriously, he comeback to his best level, it is just a question some pain come up, as happened before his crash already..but in a race like this one, he is one of the best.

Rain looks is going to condition maybe the full results of the whole race...som e second up or down could be decissive.
 
Hindley reminds me so much of Contador stylistically. Especially the 2017 TdF version where it's dancing on pedals prettily before getting dropped, and his ITTs also look like the 2013 Dauphine ITT where Contador lost about 1.5 weeks to Froome
 
Hate rain in ITTs, so naturally I hate that the WT race in the part of Switserland hwere it always fuggin rains finds in necessarily to put in 2 technical ITTs every year all the while wet shitting the bed at the mountain stages.
Romandie needs a major overhaul in general. The place on the calendar is unsuitable weather-wise with some key passes not open yet (e.g. Col de la Croix, the natural lead-in to tomorrow's finish), doesn't fit that well with any of Ardennes, Giro and Tour, and the route is almost always poor. Unquestionably the worst of the big 7 one-week races.
 
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Romandie needs a major overhaul in general. The place on the calendar is unsuitable weather-wise with some key passes not open yet (e.g. Col de la Croix, the natural lead-in to tomorrow's finish), doesn't fit that well with any of Ardennes, Giro and Tour, and the route is almost always poor. Unquestionably the worst of the big 7 one-week races.
It's been at least as good as Suisse the past 10 years.
 

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