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Dekker_Tifosi said:Clearly Sagan is still suffering on longer climbs
Dekker_Tifosi said:Clearly Sagan is still suffering on longer climbs
While I think a lot of riders would like to be as "bad" as Sagan on the longer climbs, Gesink was pacing Evans up the Mont Ventoux at this point in his career, so that one doesn't flyEl Pistolero said:So was Gesink at this point of his career. And he has the potential of winning a GT now.
Anything can happen, but I think Sagan cares more for the classics than high placings in a GT.
El Pistolero said:So was Gesink at this point of his career. And he has the potential of winning a GT now.
Anything can happen, but I think Sagan cares more for the classics than high placings in a GT.
El Pistolero said:So was Gesink at this point of his career. And he has the potential of winning a GT now.
Anything can happen, but I think Sagan cares more for the classics than high placings in a GT.
theyoungest said:While I think a lot of riders would like to be as "bad" as Sagan on the longer climbs, Gesink was pacing Evans up the Mont Ventoux at this point in his career, so that one doesn't fly
ingsve said:As long as Sagan weighs 73 Kgs I wouldn't be comparing his development to Gesink.
Dekker_Tifosi said:Clearly Sagan is still suffering on longer climbs
ingsve said:As long as Sagan weighs 73 Kgs I wouldn't be comparing his development to Gesink.
Gesink's second season as a pro, properly speaking, was 2008.El Pistolero said:This point of his career would be Gesink's second season as a pro. The start of it