Teams & Riders Jonas Vingegaard thread: Love in Iberia

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I don't know, all I know is that I hated his display

Don't act as if everything was so much better back in the days. Based on the stories, seems pretty clear to me that things are far better now.

Now he blames Guillén for taking times at all yesterday.

Well, might as well cancel the race then

Not taking the times yesterday hardly means they entire race might as well cancel the entire race...
 
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I wonder if he could have done better if he went earlier. He was more in control mode (for Roglic?) than aiming for the win. Also, Remco did a recon and clearly knew the finish (not what was after the finish), and Remco went at exactly the right time. Vingegaard was only reacting and didn't seem to have reconned (which was pretty logic).
But indeed he looked good. I know it's early but he already seems to be the best chance for Jumbo GC.
 
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He was interviewed at the finish by Danish TV.

"- It ended up being a really, really hard finish, and I didn't feel super good today. So I think I can be satisfied with how it went."

"- Of course I had hoped that I was better, but it is what it is"


I bet he will only get stronger as the Vuelta progresses. I suspect Evenepoel will take time on him both on stage 6 and in the ITT. It will be tough to catch him in the 3rd week.
 
He was interviewed at the finish by Danish TV.

"- It ended up being a really, really hard finish, and I didn't feel super good today. So I think I can be satisfied with how it went."

"- Of course I had hoped that I was better, but it is what it is"


I bet he will only get stronger as the Vuelta progresses. I suspect Evenepoel will take time on him both on stage 6 and in the ITT. It will be tough to catch him in the 3rd week.
Wouldn't it be more logical if his level decreases slightly towards the end of the Vuelta with his peak for the Tour slowly degrading? Seems hard to peak again so close after the Tour.
 
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He was interviewed at the finish by Danish TV.

"- It ended up being a really, really hard finish, and I didn't feel super good today. So I think I can be satisfied with how it went."

"- Of course I had hoped that I was better, but it is what it is"


I bet he will only get stronger as the Vuelta progresses. I suspect Evenepoel will take time on him both on stage 6 and in the ITT. It will be tough to catch him in the 3rd week.
That would he the perfect buildup for vingegaard....getting better and better until stage 13.
 
Also depends on whether the Tour was an absolute superpeak or something more mundane (this side of the clinic, that is). Jumbo propaganda seems to signal it was the latter and they expect almost a similar level again.

Anyway, based on today, jumbo might as well just start grinding away.
 
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Pretty strong by Vingo. He says he wasn't super but still it was good considering Tour in his legs. Obviously no crazy watts from the TdF or Basque Country here. The question is if he'll fade in the 3rd week (due to Tour in his legs) or the opposite or maybe just keeping good but not spectacular level? He may end up to be Remco's biggest threat if Primoz's crash affects him.
 
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Pretty strong by Vingo. He says he wasn't super but still it was good considering Tour in his legs. Obviously no crazy watts from the TdF or Basque Country here. The question is if he'll fade in the 3rd week (due to Tour in his legs) or the opposite? He may end up to be Remco's biggest threat if Primoz's crash affects him.
Getting 2nd here is pretty strong considering it was a slow climb and pretty much down to the sprint.

I also wouldn't be surprised if Vingegaard trained less on his sprint in 2023 than 2022
 
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Getting 2nd here is pretty strong considering it was a slow climb and pretty much down to the sprint.

I also wouldn't be surprised if Vingegaard trained less on his sprint in 2023 than 2022

But why JV didn't drill the last climb? This would be better for Vingo. Probably it was due to Primoz plus Vingo himself wasn't too confident either methinks.
Something is off if a team like JV don't drill a climb in a race without Pogacar.
 
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But why JV didn't drill the last climb? This would be better for Vingo. Probably it was due to Primoz plus Vingo himself wasn't too confident either methinks.
They have respect or even slight fear of Remco. One still cannot know for certain, but there is a possibility that Remco is even stronger than Vingegaard. So Remco would be strongest current GT GC rider, Vinge second, Pog and Rog third.
 
They have respect or even slight fear of Remco. One still cannot know for certain, but there is a possibility that Remco is even stronger than Vingegaard. So Remco would be strongest current GT GC rider, Vinge second, Pog and Rog third.

So now they fear Remco? Come on. I think it's Grischa's fault, he forgot his "show the world who's the strongest" password to activate Skeletor's 7 w/kg.
 
It's the third day. Jumbo don't give a sh*t about these stages.

They'll be 'dormant' of sorts until they active those mega watts & blow the field away. I'm getting old & I've seen this way too often now. Vingegaard will be amazing, just perhaps not in the first week.
I feel we've seen how this played out already aka TDF2023