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The spectacle of Mcnulty and Bjerg was exacerbated by them getting immediately dropped in the breakaway stage of the race the day after, unable to even stay in the bunch.

For years after Mcnulty's nickname in the Ineos team was 'Pantani' because of his antics, he'd spent 150k in the break the day before, finishing 6 minutes down from a flying Hugo Houle.

With blood bags you would expect the effect to last a bit longer.

Plus ça change, I was going to respond to this in the normal section but wanted to err on the side of caution. Prodhomme's Damascene conversion aged 28 has been very entertaining, does anyone know how they are explaining it? I try and avoid the French media landscape but after their years of proselytising about Froome's comical transformation I'm interested.
 

Plus ça change, I was going to respond to this in the normal section but wanted to err on the side of caution. Prodhomme's Damascene conversion aged 28 has been very entertaining, does anyone know how they are explaining it? I try and avoid the French media landscape but after their years of proselytising about Froome's comical transformation I'm interested.


Had a very good, by his standards, 2025 and got a 2 year extension on his contract in March. I'd guess that the imminent end of contract, helped "focus" his racing.
Dominique Serieys did go out and say that they've employed a load more people since they got CMA CGM's money, so Decathlon have now the expertise and money for all the big team's "gains".
 
French cycling Twitter has become very upset with felix gall and his recent performances. Let's see if he drops another wattbomb tomorrow
 
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