And of top of that everybody let’s him win because of that crash 1,5 year ago no?Dank fields and great leadouts mostly. Its not very hard.
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And of top of that everybody let’s him win because of that crash 1,5 year ago no?Dank fields and great leadouts mostly. Its not very hard.
Dank fields and great leadouts mostly. Its not very hard.
Rule #2: Complain no matter what, whether justified or not.CN forum rule #1: The field is always weak.
Rule #2: Complain no matter what, whether justified or not.
Always ridicule someone when you disagree with someone without giving a counterargumentCN forum rule #1: The field is always weak.
Their not wrong.Always ridicule someone when you disagree with someone without giving a counterargument
You argue those sprinting fields were strong?Their not wrong.
Not strong, but not weak. It certainly could’ve been much worse.You argue those sprinting fields were strong?
There were those who called Cavendish's performance last year "the greatest comeback in the history of the sport." What does that make this win today?
Either way, I wonder how they would rate this as an achievement. Coming from where he was two years ago to today.It’s Jakobsen first Tour, so strictly speaking not a comeback (that would have been last year’s Vuelta)
There were those who called Cavendish's performance last year "the greatest comeback in the history of the sport." What does that make this win today?
If this was last year Tour it’d have been everyone’s favorite comeback, and he already was everyone’s (or mass majorities) favorite comeback last year.There were those who called Cavendish's performance last year "the greatest comeback in the history of the sport." What does that make this win today?
Hopefully all of the ones he competed in. Not only to show how good he is and that he’s the best right now when some of said he’s been winning against week competition but all the people saying Cav should have been brought or taken over him. It’s a great moment. Hopefully he can continue winning Tour stages at a high pace as it has been getting shared pretty evenly without Kittel, Greipel, or Cav.Incredible result knowing where he was in 2020. How many stages could he win in this form?
I loved Cavendish last year but this too is inspirational.
One step at a time hon, one step (or stage) at a time.Honestly if his season continues after Tour he could rack up 15-20 wins this season and completely eclipse the other sprinters. Could very well be the new Kittel, Greipel, or Cav of his generation and do what a lot thought Ewan, Gaviria, and Groenewegen would do.