....just those other races. He won.In fact, Pogačar was so cooked after the Tour this year, he didn't even do the Vuelta.
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....just those other races. He won.In fact, Pogačar was so cooked after the Tour this year, he didn't even do the Vuelta.
But after the Tour Pogacar won:In fact, Pogačar was so cooked after the Tour this year, he didn't even do the Vuelta.
He didn't win Grand Prix Cycliste de Québec, Bling won that.But after the Tour Pogacar won:
September:
Grand Prix Cycliste de Québec
Grand Prix Cycliste de Montréal
World Championships Road Race
October:
Giro dell'Emilia
Il Lombardia
I don't think he decided against the Vuelta because he was cooked. It simply wasn't in his plans. Just as well perhaps.
He said he didn’t do it because he was tiredBut after the Tour Pogacar won:
September:
Grand Prix Cycliste de Québec
Grand Prix Cycliste de Montréal
World Championships Road Race
October:
Giro dell'Emilia
Il Lombardia
I don't think he decided against the Vuelta because he was cooked. It simply wasn't in his plans. Just as well perhaps.
We will know in December. I hope he doesn't ride the Giro. I think he can reach Pogacar's ceilling but he can't have his "high base level" so I don't believe he can cruise in the Giro at 80-90% like Pogacar. A full peak Vingegaard vs a full peak Pogacar is all I want to see in the biggest rivalry Cycling has ever witnessed
Where will he release his racing program?
Sorry, I would want to say When...On the Visma website/SoMe channels, I assume.
Sorry, I would want to say When...
We do? I'd guess he does Tirreno and Catalunya, but I think his schedule from Camino to Tour is quite open.I figured as much, but I don't really care about when it happens. We also pretty much know what he might ride anyway. The only question is whether RCS's offer was interesting enough for him to (possibly) worsen his chances of winning the Tour/spend less time with his family.
We do? I'd guess he does Tirreno and Catalunya, but I think his schedule from Camino to Tour is quite open.
Thought the same tbh, PN/TA is usually not preparation for Giro. They did it last year with Cian and ended up bad.A PN participation probably means no Giro d'Italia.
Thought the same tbh, PN/TA is usually not preparation for Giro. They did it last year with Cian and ended up bad.
Thought the same tbh, PN/TA is usually not preparation for Giro. They did it last year with Cian and ended up bad.
Giro-Tour is a heavy schedule. Froome/Dumoulin went for TA in 2018 and got burned. Roglic went for TA in 2023 but he skipped Tour, same for others. Roglic is doing Giro-Tour but skips PN/TA. Same for Pog last year.Where is this coming from?
I can't remember who is the last Giro winner not to start TA in the same year.
Okay, except for Pogacar of course.
Cian's preparation was bad, he was overcooked. I think he would've liked PN more anyway since he hasn't won it yet. And RCS would pay him anyway no matter what, they're in no position to make demands.I don't think that was the reason it ended badly. However a TA participation would have implied there was some kind of agreement with RCS.
Giro-Tour is a heavy schedule. Froome/Dumoulin went for TA in 2018 and got burned. Roglic went for TA in 2023 but he skipped Tour, same for others. Roglic is doing Giro-Tour but skips PN/TA. Same for Pog last year.
Don't understand this comment, every giro winner from 2013 onwards has done tirreno, with the exception of pogacarThought the same tbh, PN/TA is usually not preparation for Giro. They did it last year with Cian and ended up bad.
An extraordinarily high correlation: Hesjedal in 2012 was the last before this year. Very odd considering the closeness in parcours and date to PN.Where is this coming from?
I can't remember who is the last Giro winner not to start TA in the same year.
Okay, except for Pogacar of course.
The Paris-Nice route suits him better, 1-2 is likely with Jorgenson against merely Almeida.