He is my least favourite rider in the entire peletonSomehow i feel that his approach to racing was not a bad one. That is if he can continue to progress.
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He is my least favourite rider in the entire peletonSomehow i feel that his approach to racing was not a bad one. That is if he can continue to progress.
Very sound and level-headed way to look at it.Rouleur on Instagram: ""I’ve not won a lot, but the level is so freaking high. Every race there is a Roglič, a Remco or a Vingegaard, so it’s not easy to win, but mostly I have been in the top three of races. I’m very happy with how things have been
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He is my least favourite rider in the entire peleton
He is an improved/updated louis meintjes, but yeah, a bit boring.He is my least favourite rider in the entire peleton
Too defensive? I quite enjoyed his Giro last year. But i did like his racing style a bit better when he was riding for a blue team.He is my least favourite rider in the entire peleton
...the International Journal of Sports Physiology and Performance, a scientific journal, describes the five month training regimen of a 25 year old rider on the podium in the Giro. Given Roglič and Thomas are well into their 30s it doesn’t take too much to guess that the rider’s first name is probably João but the interesting thing is the way it describes how intense training efforts are carefully spaced apart and that the harder the training gets, the more rest days are included. Obvious you might think reading it like this, but there are many ways to measure effort but few to monitor fatigue and the bias has long been that more riding is better, while rest invokes a fear of missing out. One factor explored here already is how calorie consumption has changed and is making racing livelier, another idea to explore further is how more rested riders, whether from training or processional sprint stages, are also contributing.
Bank manager says no.You should never have left Quick step......
Most of SQS is underperforming, so... Maybe it wasn't that bad of an idea.You should never have left Quick step......
Remco is underperforming? Landa is underperforming? Merlier is underperforming?Most of SQS is underperforming, so... Maybe it wasn't that bad of an idea.
I think it’s fair to say the team has been underperforming in the realm they were once known to dominate: the cobbled classics.Remco is underperforming? Landa is underperforming? Merlier is underperforming?
Young guys like lecerf william junior are not improving?
I don't think Alaphilippe underperforming has something to do with the team.
Almeida was improving a lot on Quick step, but it's not just that. If he stayed on Quick step, he would get more chances. In emirates he will have problems to have some leadership in the future, with so many top riders and young riders emerging like Pogacar, ayuso, yates, del toro. He will end as Pogacar's domestique.
They went from “Howl of the Wolfpack” to “Whimper of the Wolf”.I think it’s fair to say the team has been underperforming in the realm they were once known to dominate: the cobbled classics.
Please continue the list, don't leave out all the other riders. I wrote "most of" and you decided to chose the ones that are not underperforming lol.Remco is underperforming? Landa is underperforming? Merlier is underperforming?
Young guys like lecerf william junior are not improving?