- Feb 1, 2020
- 1,882
- 2,069
- 8,680
- Jul 7, 2013
- 7,831
- 14,555
- 23,180
- Feb 20, 2012
- 53,739
- 44,038
- 28,180
Ricitello uploaded to Strava. They smashed the first 6km, he gained a full minute on Kuss' 2023 time in the first 6km, which includes the start of the steep section.
- Feb 1, 2020
- 1,882
- 2,069
- 8,680
- Sep 26, 2020
- 25,189
- 27,599
- 23,180
As the gentlemen we all are, we decided to gift it to you while shaking our heads.
- Jul 7, 2013
- 7,831
- 14,555
- 23,180
Even Pogacar-Merckx-Ferrand-Prevot hybrid wouldn't have beaten me on Angliru, you loser.
- Feb 20, 2012
- 53,739
- 44,038
- 28,180
Kuss posted on Strava. They were slower than 2023 on the steep section by a healthy margin
2025
2023 for reference
Funnily enough, Cordal was the opposite, being raced slower overall than in 2023 but 15s faster than the steepest final 1.5km.
2025
2023 for reference
Funnily enough, Cordal was the opposite, being raced slower overall than in 2023 but 15s faster than the steepest final 1.5km.
- Feb 20, 2012
- 53,739
- 44,038
- 28,180
Watts2Win has Almeida/Vingegaard as 20s slower on the hard sectino of the Angliru.
Rogla still rules the Rampas
Rogla still rules the Rampas
- Jul 8, 2017
- 2,165
- 2,851
- 17,180
Nice try, but not in front of me.
I organised protest on the finish line, so the times were taken before the descent, so the official time is 41'00".
(Joke aside, congratulations)
- Apr 10, 2019
- 12,054
- 15,969
- 23,180
- Apr 30, 2011
- 46,736
- 29,311
- 28,180
- Jun 11, 2021
- 2,184
- 4,911
- 11,180
Looks like very good pacing on the earlier part if even Hindley now has the 4th fastest time of all time.
Steep section I felt that Almeida eased slightly off at the end in order to be able to react if Vingegaard countered. Hard to tell.
Steep section I felt that Almeida eased slightly off at the end in order to be able to react if Vingegaard countered. Hard to tell.
- Jun 1, 2015
- 2,219
- 3,378
- 17,180
- May 29, 2019
- 10,998
- 11,521
- 23,180
- Aug 13, 2011
- 7,861
- 11,967
- 23,180
- Sep 26, 2020
- 25,189
- 27,599
- 23,180
Don't forget that those records wouldn't exist without Vingegaard. He pushed them to the limit. Even Heras was haunted by a vision of a future Danish monster all the way to the top 25 years ago.
- Jun 30, 2022
- 7,408
- 10,792
- 17,180
It‘s the Jay Vine effectKuss posted on Strava. They were slower than 2023 on the steep section by a healthy margin
2025
2023 for reference
Funnily enough, Cordal was the opposite, being raced slower overall than in 2023 but 15s faster than the steepest final 1.5km.
- Feb 20, 2012
- 53,739
- 44,038
- 28,180
Almeida uploaded to Strava as well.
It really looks like Almeida/Vingegaard slowed down a in the final 10 minutes of the Angliru, and all the time gains were due to the first, easier section and hitting the first 15% section directly after the flat extremely hard. It's important to note that the Angliru really only has 2 extremely steep sections and between that it's more regular between 11-14%.
On Cuenas les Cabres, Almeida's Strava time is 3'54, where Kuss has the KOM with 3'36 in 2023, and Almeida has the same time as Kelderman from the slow 2017 time (negative split).
That said, I can't really find any segments where Kuss was faster this year than Almeida, so the GPS was probably being completely whack given it went from 40s+ at some point to only 30s at the line.
It really looks like Almeida/Vingegaard slowed down a in the final 10 minutes of the Angliru, and all the time gains were due to the first, easier section and hitting the first 15% section directly after the flat extremely hard. It's important to note that the Angliru really only has 2 extremely steep sections and between that it's more regular between 11-14%.
On Cuenas les Cabres, Almeida's Strava time is 3'54, where Kuss has the KOM with 3'36 in 2023, and Almeida has the same time as Kelderman from the slow 2017 time (negative split).
That said, I can't really find any segments where Kuss was faster this year than Almeida, so the GPS was probably being completely whack given it went from 40s+ at some point to only 30s at the line.
- Sep 8, 2021
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@Red Rick on any other climb 11-14% would be seen as extremely steep! Almeida and Vingo did a massive effort up up to those final 10 minutes. There, yes, it looked like they ease off a bit. Whether because they both of them couldn’t go any faster or because Almeida didn’t want to be on the limit and get passed by Vingo. IMHO both things combined.
- Jul 7, 2013
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- 14,555
- 23,180
Vingo created Pogi's Ventoux record and strongly contributed to PdB all-time performance. Not that sure about Heras though
- Jan 9, 2023
- 27
- 34
- 1,630
Yesterday's stage only confirmed my suspicions that Roglic would have easily won this year's Vuelta.
Exactly.Vingo created Pogi's Ventoux record and strongly contributed to PdB all-time performance. Not that sure about Heras though
In PdB (Tour 2024) Visma + Vingegaard + Pogacar did a TTT up the mountain.
In Ventoux (Tour 2025) it was the same thing.
And yesterday it was a UAE TTT... but in this case Vingegaard's job was breathing on João Almeida's neck. It was just enough to push João Almeida to his career performance.
- Jun 1, 2015
- 2,219
- 3,378
- 17,180
I think he would have been smoked if he’d come, to be honest. If he hadn’t raced (and crashed out of) the Giro, then I agree, he would be there in it for the win. Not easily, though. Last year’s form probably enough to be right there with Vingegaard in the standings right now, IMO. Should have the 2023 Vuelta title too.
- Feb 20, 2012
- 53,739
- 44,038
- 28,180
If he did all 3 or if he had skipped the Tour?
Anyway if nothing else I'm convinced Bora were absolutely ready to cook in the Giro.
- Mar 20, 2022
- 12,823
- 17,581
- 22,180
I didn't see him cooking in an uphill sprint tailormade for him
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