2019, the halcyon days, the other two will win far more races but Bernal will always have the streets.
Giro - Carapaz
Tour - Bernal
Vuelta - Roglic
MSR - Alaphilippe
Flanders - Bettiol
Roubaix - Gilbert
LBL - Fuglsang
Lombardy - Mollema(!!!!)
WCRR - Pedersen
WCTT - Dennis
Don't like dominant riders and teams, but Bernal had the streets when he won Sky's seventh consecutive TDF
I never saw Bernal as a future dominant rider. I had doubts at first, as with everyone who wins a first tour, but the Giro where he won against Caruso cleared them up. His second GT win didn't give the impression of the great dominance that for example his teammate. Froome had at Sky. He didn't seem even more dominant than Roglic in the Vueltas he's won.
People thought so because he was young and was riding for Sky, which was very dominantteam in the Tour.
But if we look at the top five from that TDF, we see Alaphilippe, who achieved his only top5 in a GT; Buchman, his only top5 in a TDF, and Kruiswijk wh othe following year he became a domestique.
2019 TDF GC were a bit unusual when you see riders who have never been in that situation again.
Bernal's real rival was his teammate G. Thomas, he didn't seem worse than him and G. Thomas never gave the impression of being dominant.