Teams & Riders Jonas Vingegaard thread: Love in Iberia

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Actually he needs someone who can replace Nathan!
If Vingegaard isn’t at 100% WVA becomes more valuable due to being able to help and support and long range move. Visma aren’t going to go crazy for fear of Vingegaard losing time or getting harder to get to top shape.
 
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If Vingegaard isn’t at 100% WVA becomes more valuable due to being able to help and support and long range move. Visma aren’t going to go crazy for fear of Vingegaard losing time or getting harder to get to top shape.
The WVA version who's racing in Norway needs an upgrade.
 
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If Vingegaard isn’t at 100% WVA becomes more valuable due to being able to help and support and long range move. Visma aren’t going to go crazy for fear of Vingegaard losing time or getting harder to get to top shape.
I was trying to say that Visma needs someone to replace Nathan, because he was very good protecting the leader in the flat stages. There's nobody like him, Wout is not his replacement.
 
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More likely neither or 1 starts the Tour then both.

Vingegaard also still hasn’t started training normally by the sounds of it. Him being close enough to his top shape was always a pipe dream but that doesn’t mean he can’t win a stage or a miracle happens and something occurs to the other 3. I think his best bet is still the Vuelta and not rushing anything that can cause issues down the road.
 

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I'm wondering if so many pictures and the time and pauses they entail speak about Vingegaard not training that hard and hence that he is not in line for going to the Tour at 100%.
 
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More likely neither or 1 starts the Tour then both.

Vingegaard also still hasn’t started training normally by the sounds of it. Him being close enough to his top shape was always a pipe dream but that doesn’t mean he can’t win a stage or a miracle happens and something occurs to the other 3. I think his best bet is still the Vuelta and not rushing anything that can cause issues down the road.
Well, if he doesn't start the Tour, we'll know his injuries were as bad as reported. Otherwise they should only be posting fotos of him in a wheelchair!
 
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More likely neither or 1 starts the Tour then both.

Vingegaard also still hasn’t started training normally by the sounds of it. Him being close enough to his top shape was always a pipe dream but that doesn’t mean he can’t win a stage or a miracle happens and something occurs to the other 3. I think his best bet is still the Vuelta and not rushing anything that can cause issues down the road.
He is already training normally. At least since the end of last week.
 
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Tim Heemskerk said last week, he would just leave Denmark if he could do normal training.
And Tim Hermskerk said at this time he hasn’t resumed normal training but they hope by the end of the week he will be able to.
 
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He is already training normally. At least since the end of last week.

Normal training 5-6 weeks before the Tour and after 6-7 weeks of healing/recovery or very light training. I don't think that this is enough. They will make the decision on this later: the goal is to get back to being competitive as quickly as possible regardless of his next race (be it Tour or Vuelta or something between).
 
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