A lucky win for Mohoric - He was not the best or the strongest rider in the race.
Great was the field they've attracted at this moment.I'm not sure that we can call the race management great if a large proportion of the peloton goes the wrong way with 1.5 to go. A bunch of riders must have thought they suddenly had a much better chance for the stage win.
The transitivity law does not work for humans, they're too illogical.If Mohoric > Vingegaard and Vingegaard > Pog, then Mohoric > Pog.
Says the guy, who started two threads dedicated to silliness.The transitivity law does not work for humans, they're too illogical.
Can anyone be serious on this forum?
To be real for real.
There's also the Cro Race itself, albeit under a different name, in 2017.There's also the Tour of California 2015.
While it was decided in the finish of the last stage, it wasn't:There's also the Cro Race itself, albeit under a different name, in 2017.
decided literally in the last second
Tour of Poland 2011I've never seen a proper stage race decided literally in the last second (!), like today.
Also I've never seen a sprinter fist-pumping when clearly losing a sprint to a non-teammate.
Kudos to Mohoric, he absolutely crushed the Fisherman in the GC (by about one second).
Sagan really has not had many commanding GC wins.Tour of Poland 2011
A lucky win for Mohoric - He was not the best or the strongest rider in the race.
ain't it great? every second countsSo Mohoric made Bahrain win the race by sprinting to 3rd on stage 4.
Could equally say Vingegaard lost because instead of making the stage 3 MTF hard by attacking on the extremely steep section that started around 300m to go (or even earlier), he sat passively in the group only launching in the final 75m after the accelerations of Milan and Onley making the finish much more suited to Mohoric.As I see it, Vingegaard lost because Jumbo-Visma's team was weak. They had no riders to take bonus seconds when needed or to launch major attacks.
It's the fcking CRO race. Not the TDF.As I see it, Vingegaard lost because Jumbo-Visma's team was weak. They had no riders to take bonus seconds when needed or to launch major attacks.
Exactly.People it was the Cro Race and it was a fun race wasn't it?
Vingegaard said congrats to Mohoric, well done with your victory and moves on.
It's not the TdF that was lost. It's ok![]()
That's an explanation, too. But it would be hard for Vingegaard to create big gaps on stages without major climbs. He has never done that.Could equally say Vingegaard lost because instead of making the stage 3 MTF hard by attacking on the extremely steep section that started around 300m to go (or even earlier), he sat passively in the group only launching in the final 75m after the accelerations of Milan and Onley making the finish much more suited to Mohoric.
Let's stick to why Vingegaard lost his 1st place. What you think about how Jumbo-Visma's prioritized the race, is a different matter.It's the fcking CRO race. Not the TDF.