I don‘t think Pogi‘s leadout was that decisive. He spent most of the time riding to the front and only actually pulled the group for 100-150 meters. I think they could have still caught Narvaez on the line otherwise.
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He put a lot of speed back into the gruop though, that Trek dom was while Pog was doing a completely fresh 30s intervalI don‘t think Pogi‘s leadout was that decisive. He spent most of the time riding to the front and only actually pulled the group for 100-150 meters. I think they could have still caught Narvaez on the line otherwise.
I dunno. They caught him really close to the line and Pog did a fair amount of catching in the time he was at the front. I'd say Narvaez wins without Pog's turnI don‘t think Pogi‘s leadout was that decisive. He spent most of the time riding to the front and only actually pulled the group for 100-150 meters. I think they could have still caught Narvaez on the line otherwise.
That stage is way harder, I don't see any way a sprint team can control that, nor do I see how sprinters survive that.The Marche stage could be a similar sprint as well.
Missed the top 10. Might have been dropped earlier.How did Ewan do? Didn’t see him anymore.
Did you see them sprinting or do you see them 3 in a row in the results cause Lutsenko's DNS is one of them?Did Astana finally realize their team is completely dead at the end of 2025 if they don't start scoring point. Sprinting with 3 guys lmao. Someone has to tell them that it's basically a mission impossible already tho.
But he is right. He is risking a crash by doing a great leadout for a mediocre sprinter.
I respect Milan's determination to come 2nd in Giro sprints. This is the 6th time in two seasons now
Pog wanted to save cycling fans from beating MVDP again.Pogacar saving energy yesterday to chase a great attack of Narvaez and lead out Johnny Milan today. After skipping a great battle with van der peol on the classics to come and dominate giro, it's now clear he hates cycling fans
Did you see them sprinting or do you see them 3 in a row in the results cause Lutsenko's DNS is one of them?
Pog didn't forget stage 1.I dunno. They caught him really close to the line and Pog did a fair amount of catching in the time he was at the front. I'd say Narvaez wins without Pog's turn
He might be wasting energy but I don’t think he’s risking a crash by being in front. He came up along the side so was not in a tight spot there either.But he is right. He is risking a crash by doing a great leadout for a mediocre sprinter.
I just call them the stodgy, morose white guys.Well, I don't really know the names of the Italian ES interviwers.
Overall far harder and more suited to an early break, but only a single climb in the last 30 km. I think there's a fair chance (10-20 %) that it is won from the peloton.That stage is way harder, I don't see any way a sprint team can control that, nor do I see how sprinters survive that.
How did Ewan do? Didn’t see him anymore.