He looks skinnier than normal, imo. But he's still working with the same performance coach so I don't understand why this would've changed.
He looks skinnier than normal, imo. But he's still working with the same performance coach so I don't understand why this would've changed.
Good team support on stage 5 and 6, always keeping Rogla in good position in the bunch. Now onto an ITT, on where hopefully Rogla to already move in top 3 GC.
I will consider any delay smaller than 30 sec against Pogačar an exceptional TT by Roglič.
A delay between 30 sec and 60 seconds is "not great not terrible".
A delay bigger than 60 seconds is game over for yellow jersey and he should focus for podium.
If he finished TT ahead of Pogacar, he will be the main contender for the yellow jersey.
That is true. It appears he gained 4 sec on Remco, 2 sec on Pogi, and 16 sec on VingoI believe he was the fastest from T2 till the finish, at least among the top riders.
He does look a little lighter, too like others have noted. He's still over a minute back but has Remco and JV in the hunt for Pogi. Vlasov looked solid and hope a few more Bora guys step up.Great ride Rogla. He'll fly in the third week!
Using the data from cyclingnews ., tying to do the math in my head (haha), but here goes a second try.3 seconds on Evenepoel, 5 on Pogacar.
IMO, he looks shockingly thin, like peak Froome thin. That didn’t translate to better climbing on stage 4 and it seemed to hurt his explosiveness on stage 2, so I’m surprised he did so well today in a way. Hopefully that translates to peak climbing in the third week. Could be dangerous if he hasn’t pushed his weight too far.Like others have mentioned, he does look thinner. I hope that he comes into better form in the 3rd week, and I do think Remco will fade some in the latter part of the race. I think the best situation here is Roglic peaks late, Remco can't hang in the later high mountains, and Jonas is just not fully recovered and is beatable in the end. I think Pog will be strong throughout and the podium (even 2nd place) is not out of question at this point for Primoz.
That is true. It appears he gained 4 sec on Remco, 2 sec on Pogi, and 16 sec on Vingo
Why does he always have to do this to his fans? Also, why can a guy who is lethal in prologues and short ITTs not start faster? I don’t think his pacing is typically optimal. He gave up too much at the start IMO.Doing his usual negative split. Better than expected compared to the first two GC stages. Worse than expected compared to his TT in Basque Country and similar TTs in the past.
Way lighter. Vlasov looks decent but how is Jai Hindley so bad? Was his Giro win just super overrated? It’s hard to believe a Giro winner is so far off the pace. He isn’t old so shouldn’t be declining.He does look a little lighter, too like others have noted. He's still over a minute back but has Remco and JV in the hunt for Pogi. Vlasov looked solid and hope a few more Bora guys step up.
Look at where Vingegaard’s hands are compared to his helmet vs. Roglic - crazy!CdA of aircraft carrier which means the watts are infinite and Tour de France victory in inevitable.