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Küng is far more of an allrounder though, which allows him to do well in classics and less climby GCs. Yes, they aren't wins either, but third or fifth places are clearly worth more in a major classic than in any stage, especially from a UCI points perspective. In addition, it also means Küng is much more valuable as a domestique and outperforms Bissegger in rolling and hilly TTs. IMO Bissegger should consider focusing somewhat more of his training on hills, that would help him in everything that isn't a flat TT.
Some riders peak too early for the Tour, but Zukowski peaked too late for Le Mans.
I edited my previous post to include their TT results since 2021.
Yep, and he was also winning sprints in Avenir and Ain as a U23. Definitely feels like he's sacrificed his allround ability for pure TT ability the past few years to the point where he's less versatile than just about anyone who's been ITT world champion, at 24 that doesn't have to be irreversible though.
Must be, thought Tullet had blown up in the second part but seems it wasn't just him.
He needs to leave that team, jeezes f'ing christ, he was faster as a junior.
SRF had some quotes from the Tudor car. They said there was a 10 kph speed difference between two of their starters on some parts of the course because of the wind.
He's got Specialised and the sock, can't get better than that.
I'm quite certain that is a composited image with all the riders shot individually and photoshopped onto a fake background. So it doesn't tell us much.
His TT position is pretty bad though, not sure whether that's because the team isn't working enough on it with him or because he can't be ***ed with it like a young Bardet.
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