Colbrelli winning solo, Mohoric winning sprint, Mader getting up to 5th and never getting tired despite not peaking or doing gc...Colbrelli and Mohoric were hilarious today.
But then I saw Haig and especially Mäder and had to laugh even harder
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Colbrelli winning solo, Mohoric winning sprint, Mader getting up to 5th and never getting tired despite not peaking or doing gc...Colbrelli and Mohoric were hilarious today.
But then I saw Haig and especially Mäder and had to laugh even harder
the "most improved" riders of the season are all on the same team:
Colbrelli
Mohoric
Caruso
Haig
Mader
Padun
Tratnik
i can't even think of anyone from another team i'd include on this list. maybe Ben O'Connor? unless you want to count Cavendish. it's truly astounding.
the "most improved" riders of the season are all on the same team:
Colbrelli
Mohoric
Caruso
Haig
Mader
Padun
Tratnik
i can't even think of anyone from another team i'd include on this list. maybe Ben O'Connor? unless you want to count Cavendish. it's truly astounding.
Yes, Haig's level in Vuelta is so impressive because he crashed out of TDF and took only 4 weeks on the bike before Vuelta. And he destroyed Lopez Bernal and Yates despite that. And Mader did a lot of racedays already and just get stronger and stronger.There are a few other names. But indeed, Padun did a Padun, Mohoric was great in his junior/23 days, but ever after that showed nothing close to what he does this season, where he's among the top 5 allrounders, Caruso with the best GT of his career at 33, Tratnik with amazing climbing, Mäder improved to the point of being one of the best coming GT prospects - Haig's performance looks most normal compared, but considering he crashed hard during the Tour it's also quite impressive. Colbrelli - what can you say, the guy has always been good, but wow, how strong is he this year.
I would like a good explanation other than upping their illegal game, but that seems to be the most plausible. It could be a change in nutrition or general change in training approaches or something, but with Padun's weird "I lost some kilos within a week and suddenly I was god for a few days" and the Milan Erzen connection, I have a very, very bad feeling about this.
He didn't, they were all better than him this Vuelta but he was gifted his position due to a breakaway and afterwards just had the strongest team as support. This is still a crazy strong performance but it does make him look kinda more believable than some of his teammates performances.Yes, Haig's level in Vuelta is so impressive because he crashed out of TDF and took only 4 weeks on the bike before Vuelta. And he destroyed Lopez Bernal and Yates despite that
Haig is showing an extension of the progression he already has in his career. This is the first grand tour he rode as leader.Yes, Haig's level in Vuelta is so impressive because he crashed out of TDF and took only 4 weeks on the bike before Vuelta. And he destroyed Lopez Bernal and Yates despite that. And Mader did a lot of racedays already and just get stronger and stronger.
It's not quite Contador 08 beach stuff but it's close.
On Bahrain it seems like Haig is less surprising (he and Landa almost seem normal-ish). Most of the team, however, is just a giant WTF and there's just too many crazy and breakthrough performances.Haig is showing an extension of the progression he already has in his career. This is the first grand tour he rode as leader.
Lopez's issues are obvious. Bernal obviously not at his best, maybe related to getting Covid. Adam Yates is inconsistent. Haig has been consistent this Vuelta without being spectacular and also received huge help from his team, especially Mader.
Just seen the results. LOL.
Who will win the Vuelta TT today? Padun, Haig, Mader or Caruso?
I don't understand your response, I made this jokes before the TTWrong again. How does it feel ? Looking at Bahrain's results in today's TT I honestly don't see the issue?
Caruso 16th @ 2'35" - a noted strong time trialist and nothing to ride for
Haig 17th @ 2'52" - riding to hold a podium
Mader 31st @ 3'19" - only 24, has been strong all Vuelta.
Padun - 132nd @ 7'49" - LOL, are you sure you weren't confused with anyone else?
I don't understand your response, I made this jokes before the TT
he should know a lot of things about a lot of thingsAnyone see Gilbert complaining about Bahrain? He said somehting like "who can win the Euros? Any Bahrain rider".
He was complaining about a lot of things that interview tho.
Anyone see Gilbert complaining about Bahrain? He said somehting like "who can win the Euros? Any Bahrain rider".
He was complaining about a lot of things that interview tho.