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Teams & Riders Jonas Vingegaard thread: Mountain Sprinter

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  • The Chicken who eats Riis for breakfast

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  • When they go low, Vingo high

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  • Wings of Love

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  • The Fishman Cometh

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  • The Mysterious Vingegaard Society

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He doesn't have Pogacar's explosivity...not to mention MVP. Even staying with them on Poggio is not easy and I don't think he descends good enough to beat guys like MVP or Mohoric downhill. Lombardy is the best for him. Liege and Strade are also worth giving a shot.
It would be difficult for him to win, but he have some chances to do a "surprise" if he does the race. Obviously guys like pogacar and van der poel are the favourites.
 
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No one can descent like Moho. No one.
As in style or speed? Or specific aspects?

Van der Poel was quicker down Poggio last year than Mohorič was the year before. I'm quite sure he took the record. You can say that was in part down to strength out of the corners and not needing to pass by other riders, but there's no prize for an isolated ability to carry high speed.
 
As in style or speed? Or specific aspects?

Van der Poel was quicker down Poggio last year than Mohorič was the year before. I'm quite sure he took the record. You can say that was in part down to strength out of the corners and not needing to pass by other riders, but there's no prize for an isolated ability to carry high speed.
How big is the gap?

I can't imagine at all MvdP took the technical corners quicker cause he wasn't even taking them aggressively, and he also had the big benefit of raw power and not being recovering from being dropped when starting the descent
 
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As in style or speed? Or specific aspects?

Van der Poel was quicker down Poggio last year than Mohorič was the year before. I'm quite sure he took the record. You can say that was in part down to strength out of the corners and not needing to pass by other riders, but there's no prize for an isolated ability to carry high speed.
A little bit of everything. The speed, the style, the technique, how he leans into the corner. Almost like riding a moto gp bike.
 
After what Vingegaard did today and yesterday, that's all you have to say on vingegaard's thread @CyclistAbi ?

Are you not entertained?

This are more of an exhibition rides, for now the most i got out of it is to see Bernal is making a comeback. So hopefully at least Cian if nobody else will try something tomorrow, Jonas needs a bit of challenge. Was thinking Carapaz will show more, not sure about that any more. Otherwise congratulations for winning a hat-trick are due. We'll see.
 
Just now noticing this?

It's a process but lets say starting 2023 season i somehow feel he started becoming obsessed with it. So if the plan for season 2024 is even more of that, considering he is now undisputed stage race leader at Visma. Then it will be interesting to see on how that pans out. This style in my opinion is a bit foolish, when it comes to stage racing. But i get it, if you win the Tour, then you write the history. So lets see if they go too far with this or if they have it under control.
 
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In 13 days:

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