Teams & Riders Jonas Vingegaard thread: Love in Iberia

[Red Rick]

He often does a positive split in ITTs, especially when not at his absolute best.

Honestly can't remember a single negative split or flat split TT by him.

 

[Netserk]

Honestly can't remember a single negative split or flat split TT by him.

Combloux?

 

[Red Rick]

Combloux?

Yes Rick, let's just forget the single most famous TT Vingegaard did.

If I wanna be really argumentative I'd argue it's not like Vingegaard started slow, and it's probably a TT where due to rest day and fatigue everyone else completely *** up their pacing, especially blowing up in the T3-T4 split as he was the only one going over 30kph average on a 5% average section.

Actually, looking at it again, there's quite a few riders who lost more to Vingegaard on the T2 split than from T2 to the finish, which is very counterintuitive for a TT like that

 

[Netserk]

About yesterday, he said today that they think that he accidentally changed to the inner ring at around 2 km to go, but that he hadn't noticed that.

EDIT: By the timing on the screen, he didn't lose any time to Evenepoel in the last 1.4 km of the stage.

 

[Krzysztof_O]

About yesterday, he said today that they think that he accidentally changed to the inner ring at around 2 km to go, but that he hadn't noticed that.

EDIT: By the timing on the screen, he didn't lose any time to Evenepoel in the last 1.4 km of the stage.

After a TdF ITT: I rode with my chain dropped for a few kilometers but didn't notice it. Not that it mattered: 2 minutes gained on Pogacar is very positive.

 

[Red Rick]

After a TdF ITT: I rode with my chain dropped for a few kilometers but didn't notice it. Not that it mattered: 2 minutes gained on Pogacar is very positive.

Tour 2027: "It was only when rewacthing the stage on the team bus that I realized I was riding a unicycle, which was deeply confusing, but riding Pogacar OTL is alright so I think I can be satisfied"