Critérium du Dauphiné 2022, June 5 - 12

[titan31]

Was never going to catch him when they only started riding that late. Not sure what ES commentary were thinking even thinking that was possible.

Verona would have had to completely hit the wall for that to happen.

 

[Carrick-On-Seine]

Nice one Verona

 

[perico]

Finally. Verona has deserved this for a long time. One of the most underrated doms in the peloton.

 

[Mayomaniac]

Nice one Verona

First pro win for him.

 

[DoYouEvenRideBruh]

Roglstomp denied! But GC seems a given thing.

 

[Bonimenier]

Rabofail started riding too late once again

 

[sir fly]

Rogla looks better than in the tt.
And there's Vingegaard too. JV on track for the Tour.

Congrats to Verona.

A neat preview.

 

[Mayomaniac]

O'Connor once again confirms that he's really great on shallow gradients, but the only one who could have kept up with Roglic is Vingegaard...

 

[noob]

That waterfall

 

[Eclipse]

Nice stage win from Verona.

Predictably boring GC action but at least it was decisive

 

[Netserk]

O'Connor once again confirms that he's really great on shallow gradients, but the only one who could have kept up with Roglic is Vingegaard...

Where were the shallow gradients?

 

[johnymax]

Rogla and Jonas both look sharp. Pogi, be very afraid...

 

[Devil's Elbow]

Great win for Verona. Halland Johannessen making my stupid Norway prediction look slightly less silly...

 

[Tim Cahill]

Quite like Roglic as he seems to have a decent sense of humour but TJV really are just Sky without the devastating stage victory at the end.

 

[Netserk]

I think Vingegaard will win tomorrow.

 

[TourOfSardinia]

new GC

 

[tobydawq]

Vingegaard: "I was able to follow, well, not Primoz, but the guy behind him".

Dude, you were battling Ben O'Connor for a podium spot in the Tour last year... And you don't even know his name? He really seems rather oblivious with some of his quotes.

 

[Jumbo Visma Fan :)]

Where were the shallow gradients?

Appearantly for some people 6km climbs that are 7% including flatter sections are “shallow” lol.

 

[JosefK]

I think Vingegaard will win tomorrow.

Seems reasonable.

 

[Netserk]

GC:

 

[bob.a.feet]

Super win for Verona.

Roglic is where he probably wants to be at this stage. Vingegaard, though, is going to be incredible next month. Quite a duo, and one that should make Pogacar's road to a three-peat bumpy.

Hopefully tomorrow we can see some fireworks from the others, because otherwise it will be an easy 1-2 for Jumbo. Watch out for FDJ and Ineos!

 

[titan31]

Quite like Roglic as he seems to have a decent sense of humour but TJV really are just Sky without the devastating stage victory at the end.

Bit more of a personality than Wiggins and Froome had helps.

 

[kingjr]

Quite like Roglic as he seems to have a decent sense of humour but TJV really are just Sky without the devastating stage victory at the end.

The recipe for how a team needs to ride to win GCs has been known for decades, why should Jumbo be any different?

 

[Tim Cahill]

Jonas doesn't seem like the sharpest knife in the drawer, looking pretty strong though

 

[Mayomaniac]

Appearantly for some people 6km climbs that are 7% including flatter sections are “shallow” lol.

Not so steep stuff would have been a better description.
That said, O'Connor is really good on tempogrinders