Critérium du Dauphiné 2025, June 8 - 15

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So you DON'T think the "upstanding citizen" should say "something bad" in this forum afterall, because it would be in breach of the rules?

That seems rather contrary to what you first wrote.
Referencing a rule does not equal breaking a rule. That would be some dystopian ***.
 
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They can still have hope for the last mountains stages at the Tour and the fatigue of a 3 week race hitting Pogacar.

It's a small hope - but it's there.

Honestly doubt it.
Pogi really went easy and in control while Vingo went really hard.

And especially this year not doing the Giro before, very very little chances that 3rd week fatigue becomes a thing
 
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Maybe we could get a battle for 3rd in the tour. Remco might be challenged.
C Rod is quitely getting there as well. Riding himself into form.

Mas didnt look too bad either here but he often disappoints in Tour and is better in Vuelta/fall.
 
May 29, 2019
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Congrats to Pogi for winning the queen stage.

Looks like Visma doesn't have it anymore, going head to head with Pogi, lets see if tomorrow they can at least keep up. Lipo rode rather perfectly today and it seems that Jonas is out of the reach, otherwise it could make sense to attack tomorrow, still, likely better to defend. Remco, hard to say as he did crash hard and we can't know of how much issues that left. likely at least some.
 
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Evenepoel solid, but not good enough for 3rd place.
After him saying he was in TdF shape i was expecting a bit more.
At the same time his results are in line with last year. Only Lipo relegating him to 4th this time around in the dauphine.

I like evenepoel, but uphill he'll probably always be behind Pogacar and Vingegaard. He's gonna need to take time on mid-mountain stages. Find a way to raid those.
The problem at least in the current moment, is Pog and Ving's teams are so far superior to his own; he's not racing the two aliens in a vacuum.
 
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Honestly doubt it.
Pogi really went easy and in control while Vingo went really hard.

And especially this year not doing the Giro before, very very little chances that 3rd week fatigue becomes a thing
I don't agree he wen't easy, until the last bit where he clearly dropped time on purpose.

For around 9K the gap howered between 18 and 22 seconds, while they both went hard.
 

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I don't agree he wen't easy, until the last bit where he clearly dropped time on purpose.

For around 9K the gap howered between 18 and 22 seconds, while they both went hard.
If you want to see Pog going all out I suggest you rewatch the Pla d'Adet and Plateau de Beille climbs. His grinding and his expressions on the finish line and then compare with today.