Jonas Vingegaard: Something is Rotten

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Has it ever happened that the winner was ahead of the number 3 by 3 minutes in a < 25 km timetrial?
Not exactly answering your question but that is stunning already:

Time gap as a % of winning time today - 5.01%
Time gap as a % of winning time when Indurain won by 3 minutes - 3.77%
Time gap as a % of winning time when Ullrich won by 3 minutes - 4.01%

Forget what I said earlier, this is the most insane TT performance in history, and possibly more insane than any non-TT performance too.
 
I didn't post here for years. Sure, there may be dopers. But how the *** can a skeleton go 2.5 minutes faster on a short TT with a cat 2 climb?

HOW!?

This isn't even about drugs. Did WvA go that slow?

I remember that Dumolin, who is commentating right now on this TT on NOS tv, say after losing to Pogi on a flat TT by over a minute, that he never would go that fast.
As a result of that, Dumolin retired. I am looking at Dumonlin's arms, they are huge. He is a muscular guy. Pogi took a minute out of Dumolin, who has been a TT expert all his cycling career. Dumonlin was just trying to win that TT. But Pogi was trying to win the general classification.

And now Pogi is just as fast. But Vingegaard goes 2 minutes faster than that? WTF

How can all the blood bags and EPO even do this?

Marginal gains? This is so extreme, it must be an electric motor of some sorts. Or something completely ground breaking in terms of areo.

Dumolin retired because of Pogi's TT back when he had his shock victory over Roglic.
Dumolin said this was the best TT in cycling history, ever.
 
But it's that age old question: isn't everyone doing it? Pogacar was nuclear, too, compared to the field.
Well obviously and people react differently on it. Some have more impact than others and new methods are being developed all the time.. It is like motorsport, the ones that evolve the most, gets the best times.
 
I'm sure there's doping involved - but perhaps only doping according to my conception of it. It could be that the riders get medication that is legal according to the rules, or that the teams have made deals with the organizations so that there is no risk of being sanctioned.
 
I'm sure there's doping involved - but perhaps only doping according to my conception of it. It could be that the riders get medication that is legal according to the rules, or that the teams have made deals with the organizations so that there is no risk of being sanctioned.
The lengths to which people will go to find alternative explanations for the obvious is really something.