- Jul 10, 2014
- 14,994
- 25,990
- 28,180
- Nov 16, 2013
- 26,686
- 27,791
- 28,180
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Apparently, LA Olympics is a goal of his.
I guess retirement is quite a bit less imminent than we all thought.
Apparently, LA Olympics is a goal of his.
I guess retirement is quite a bit less imminent than we all thought.
Rogla waiting patiently for Pog to retire so he can win the Tour and beat Horner's record for the oldest GT winner in the galaxy.
- Feb 20, 2012
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It depends. Froome says he loves it, but I don't like seeing that kind of decline.
“It seems that little Belgium is coming to our team, considering who is already with us and who will be there. To be honest, I don't know any of these people. I know Remco by name, but otherwise we haven't had much contact yet.”
At first I thought this was a typo and he was saying “that little Belgian,” and thought surely this was a satire, but then I realized he was saying the team was becoming Little Belgium with the number of people he was bringing I think. “I know Remco by name” was an interesting comment, though. I guess some of us were a little quick to imagine a budding bromance after Roglic gave him a pat on the back. Turns out he was saying, “Remco, right?”
At first I thought this was a typo and he was saying “that little Belgian,” and thought surely this was a satire, but then I realized he was saying the team was becoming Little Belgium with the number of people he was bringing I think. “I know Remco by name” was an interesting comment, though. I guess some of us were a little quick to imagine a budding bromance after Roglic gave him a pat on the back. Turns out he was saying, “Remco, right?”
- Mar 15, 2022
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Don't take every word so serious, some things also got lost in translation. No, he definitely didn't say that little Belgian, more in sense that he'll bring half of Belgium with him. He speaks very respectfully of Remco though.
- Apr 30, 2011
- 47,145
- 29,774
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- Feb 20, 2012
- 53,930
- 44,319
- 28,180
- Apr 30, 2011
- 47,145
- 29,774
- 28,180
He's looking super sharp now. Something magical can happen tomorrow, with a bit of luck.
- Jul 30, 2011
- 7,659
- 157
- 17,680
- Jul 27, 2010
- 999
- 516
- 11,580
What I would give to have a Roglic victory tomorrow! I don't think it will happen, but he is in a really unique position in that he has a "teammate" in Tadej and a future teammate in Remco as the 2 top contenders. I hope he rides this intelligently and somehow makes it work in his favor!
- Mar 15, 2022
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No EC for him. He'll do Emilia, Tre Valli Varesine and Lombardia.
I hope he’s enjoying the experience. Is he still in the race? Started watching a bit late and wouldn’t have known he was in the race if I hadn’t seen the pre-race photos….
- Feb 20, 2012
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He's in the "main" group currently 5 minutes back riding for 7th through 17th or thereabouts
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- Jul 16, 2015
- 5,374
- 13,954
- 23,180
11th. On the wheel of Pidcock who got 10th.
Honestly? Not too bad considering the distance.
Honestly? Not too bad considering the distance.
- Feb 20, 2012
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Pretty much.
Knowing he was coming from altitude and many others weren't as well prepared migh make you hope that he could do more, but on a parcours this hard and attritional that always felt unrealistic.
If it was a 4000m desnivel route I might have hoped for more.
This is a good showing, and so maybe there's good results to be had in the Italian classics.
- Mar 20, 2022
- 13,263
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- Feb 20, 2012
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- Jul 17, 2021
- 1,545
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- 10,180
It was never his forte. But he rode smart and I secrectly expected a little bit more. Anyway he arrived on Friday so not too bad.
- Jul 16, 2015
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- 13,954
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It's his best result in the Worlds since 2020.
A decent performance. In his prime, he would have been fighting for the top five in a race like this instead of the top 10, but no more. He also arrived after months without competing only on Friday.
Based on what I've seen from him (up to the 200km mark), I think he can fight for the win in Emilia and for a top-five podium finish in Lombardy. It's a shame he can't compete in the European Championship because I think, given the distance and type of climbs, he could do much better than he did today, but it makes more sense to fight for a win in Emilia than a top-five finish behind Pogi there.
Based on what I've seen from him (up to the 200km mark), I think he can fight for the win in Emilia and for a top-five podium finish in Lombardy. It's a shame he can't compete in the European Championship because I think, given the distance and type of climbs, he could do much better than he did today, but it makes more sense to fight for a win in Emilia than a top-five finish behind Pogi there.
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