He attacked and nobody followed. Once again getting the most out of the disrespect of his peers.
if they didn't care about a silver medal it's not his fault
He attacked and nobody followed. Once again getting the most out of the disrespect of his peers.
Not true, he has good tactics, and gets the most out of his physical abilitiesNew Wout Van Aert
I'm stoked to learn I'm in the same tier as mvdp.I dont know what ye are all talking about.
Everyone but Pog is a second tier rider
He attacked and nobody followed. Once again getting the most out of the disrespect of his peers.
indeed, great timing from Ben, and great riding to stay well clear.I think he just timed his attack perfectly. Many riders tried to get away but were caught, and he just waited and followed and then went when there was a brief lull and at that time nobody could follow him.
me too, but to be fair, that stage1 crash wasn't really one he could have avoidedI expect a better overall performance at the Vuelta.
At this point of a GT and a stage like that, if nobody responds it's usually because they can'tHe attacked and nobody followed. Once again getting the most out of the disrespect of his peers.
O’Connor showed true class after leaving his final breakaway companion, Movistar’s Einer Rubio, 16km from the finish. “It was the perfect scenario for me to win, knowing that I actually had legs today compared to other days in the race. We got to the bottom of the climb and it was already pretty much 5,000 calories burnt,” O’Connor said.
“Like, that’s huge - huge. And that’s at the bottom of the climb. And then another hour to go. So it’s one of those situations where I know I’m good in that scenario. It’s all about managing your efforts, managing also when you get rid of your fellow breakaway companions. And you have to be sure that that’s gonna be the right move to go it alone. I’ve pretty much always gone solo when I’ve won, so I think I’ve got a good knack now of figuring out when to go or not.”
me too, but to be fair, that stage1 crash wasn't really one he could have avoided
Look at the date of the post you respond to and try to figure out what was the race I was watching when I posted it.At this point of a GT and a stage like that, if nobody responds it's usually because they can't