Teams & Riders Jonas Vingegaard thread: Love in Iberia

[Ripper]

After Vinge I would say Bardet and Cavendish were the biggest cheers. Pogacar was also decent of course. Cort and G Thomas also very popular. Van Aert and Van der Poel in the top 10 too.

Cool. My guess is there was likely no booing this year during the TT? Not the vibe for it.

 

[Heston]

Cool. My guess is there was likely no booing this year during the TT? Not the vibe for it.

I didnt see or hear any. Generally a very nice and positive atmosphere. A great experience.

Only downside was that the podium ceremony had very little room for the audience.

 

[topt]

usually

He didn't crack. He simply could not achieve a better peak and improve more from 2023 to 2024 like others top riders because of the injuries, especially the one who harmed the respiratory sistem.


Nevertheless, i really doubt some rider in this world, could achieve the shape he achieved 2 months after leaving the hospital, after 2 weeks in intensive care, pneumotorax, broken ribs and collarbone.

It's a shame, but it is what it is. The good news is this gap of 5 minutes can be easily closed with a good preparation next year, a better and healthy team without bad luck, simon yates, jorgenson, Kuss, van baarle, and with a better route for him if Colle delle Finestre and Granon return to the Tour.

so they say

 

[Moose McKnuckles]

I would like to see Vingo contest Worlds. Not sure if he's planning on doing so this year.

 

[SHAD0W93]

While he didn’t win and no one knows the disappointment from stage 15 and 19, Vingegaard left with a stage win beating Pogacar in a sprint and a strong second place. Next year his schedule could be interesting if he wants to try his hand at the Giro-Tour double. Maybe Tinkoff can finally get all the top riders to do the double like he wanted to.

 

[Froome]

While he didn’t win and no one knows the disappointment from stage 15 and 19, Vingegaard left with a stage win beating Pogacar in a sprint and a strong second place. Next year his schedule could be interesting if he wants to try his hand at the Giro-Tour double. Maybe Tinkoff can finally get all the top riders to do the double like he wanted to.

Tour-Vuelta would make more sense for him next year.

 

[Heston]

Tour-Vuelta would make more sense for him next year.

How does Visma's plan for Kuss, Jorgenson and S Yates look next year? Is Yates being signed only as a domestique?

I think it would make sense to have Jorgenson leader in 1 GT and Vinge leader in the other 2 GTs. But of course Kuss and Yates might have GC ambitions too.

 

[Froome]

How does Visma's plan for Kuss, Jorgenson and S Yates look next year? Is Yates being signed only as a domestique?

I think it would make sense to have Jorgenson leader in 1 GT and Vinge leader in the other 2 GTs. But of course Kuss and Yates might have GC ambitions too.

Mountain train probably. Maybe one of them (maybe kuss) will do the Giro, but also does the Tour.

Vingegaard, Kuss, Yates, Jorgenson, Van baarle, Benoot, campenaerts, Laporte.

It will be something like this.

 

[Psycat]

How does Visma's plan for Kuss, Jorgenson and S Yates look next year? Is Yates being signed only as a domestique?

I think it would make sense to have Jorgenson leader in 1 GT and Vinge leader in the other 2 GTs. But of course Kuss and Yates might have GC ambitions too.

With Kuss I suppose it comes down to how well he defends his Vuelta title this year?

 

[AmRacer]

Tour-Vuelta would make more sense for him next year.

I think Pog will do the Vuelta next year to complete his GT palmares. Best Jonas goes to the Giro. So they can face-off at the Tour.

 

[Offline]

TV

Mountain train probably. Maybe one of them (maybe kuss) will do the Giro, but also does the Tour.

Vingegaard, Kuss, Yates, Jorgenson, Van baarle, Benoot, campenaerts, Laporte.

It will be something like this.

I would bring another climber instead of Laporte.

But anyway really strong team!

 

[Oldermanish]

I would like to see Vingo contest Worlds. Not sure if he's planning on doing so this year.

Not sure he's built for that yet.

 

[RedheadDane]

I would like to see Vingo contest Worlds. Not sure if he's planning on doing so this year.

Depends on the baby.

 

[Berniece]

So this was his season? No big goals coming up anymore?

 

[AmRacer]

So this was his season? No big goals coming up anymore?

He used his balls a couple of months ago, and will see the results in a couple of weeks. That's his goal.

 

[Berniece]

He used his balls a couple of months ago, and will see the results in a couple of weeks. That's his goal.

You mean he lost them during the crash?

 

[Offline]

So this was his season? No big goals coming up anymore?

San Sebastian and Tour de Pologne and that would probably be the end of his season.

 

[AmRacer]

You mean he lost them during the crash?

Remco thought so, but it turned out not to be the case.

 

[Berniece]

Remco thought so, but it turned out not to be the case.

I don't see the counter attack of Vingegaard as a showing of balls. Remco thought Vingegaard was losing momentum so Remco tried to gain time. Vingegaard was just stronger, just like he was the other 19 of 21 days.

 

[AmRacer]

I don't see the counter attack of Vingegaard as a showing of balls. Remco thought Vingegaard was losing momentum so Remco tried to gain time. Vingegaard was just stronger, just like he was the other 19 of 21 days.

Make that 20

 

[Berniece]

Make that 20

That would mean every day, which wasn't the case.

 

[AmRacer]

That would mean every day, which wasn't the case.

20/21

 

[Krzysztof_O]

Only reason I see is you wanna get a certain # of training and race days in for the rest of the year to not lose anything for 2025 and they prefer to do that in August before the kid is born.

Exactly. Maybe they planned an early season end already before the crash. Therefore those August races here. Maybe I should go to the mountains again to see Vingo crushing climbs in my country! Too bad it's far away.

 

[RedheadDane]

'A bigger result than winning': Jonas Vingegaard hails second place at the Tour de France

It turns out second place is not always 'first loser'

www.cyclingweekly.com

He even managed a touch of black humour when asked about what he might do to return even better to beat Pogačar next time round. There was a big step to be made in his preparation, he said, adding that said 'big step' was not to break every bone in the right side of his upper body and puncture both lungs.

You know what, Jonas? That sounds like an excellent plan!

 

[Valv.Piti]

Such a shame that it wouldnt be a schedule of Vuelta, Worlds and Lombardia. San Sebastian is a nice race, but who the *** cares about Tour of Poland?