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Teams & Riders Jonas Vingegaard thread: Love in Iberia

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Last year, early in the season, Rogla, Jonas and Remco got injured, among plethora of other riders. This year it's already down to Remco and Jonas and a ***load of other riders.
Calm down. Vingegaard's injuries are not severe, in 2/3 days he is training again and probably will be able to participate in Catalunya without any limitation. On the other hand, Remco seems very affected by his crash, not only physically but also psychologically. I saw a picture of him a couple days ago and he looks very heavy. There are also his interviews where we can see how depressive he looks.
 
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honestly its not even dislike. I would actually root for him in the tour to beat pogacar.
I love the sport and the spectacle but dont invest emotionally in these guys. I cant say anything about drugs so its easier to just go back and forth and pick on guys for other reasons.
In this case besides the obvious, the arrogant *** running the team and how they think they are smarter than everyone

well, fair, I have to agree
 
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If we assume that it is only the hand injury that keeps him from racing, and that he misses Volta Cat as a result, do people think we will see him before Dauphine?

I think most riders/teams would race in Romandie or something like that, but that's not the typical approach of Visma-LAB. Would suck not to see him race for 3 months
 
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I would suspect that he is, if not showing concussion symptoms, maybe suffering from a lot of pain in his head. In addition to his hand, there's no point in risking your megastar at this point in the season.

I'm sort of surprised, although I shouldn't have been, to hear that he continued riding yesterday feeling a bit dizzy. When will these teams and riders learn that undergoing a concussion protocol mid race is not the end of the world? Worst case, he's cleared and can continue to ride, maybe loses GC but hey, PN is not his main objective.

Best case, he stops immediately and avoids more-serious consequences.

The other issue of him not looking good on Wednesday when Almeida motored past him is completely separate, I think.
 
I would suspect that he is, if not showing concussion symptoms, maybe suffering from a lot of pain in his head. In addition to his hand, there's no point in risking your megastar at this point in the season.

I'm sort of surprised, although I shouldn't have been, to hear that he continued riding yesterday feeling a bit dizzy. When will these teams and riders learn that undergoing a concussion protocol mid race is not the end of the world? Worst case, he's cleared and can continue to ride, maybe loses GC but hey, PN is not his main objective.

Best case, he stops immediately and avoids more-serious consequences.

The other issue of him not looking good on Wednesday when Almeida motored past him is completely separate, I think.
The doctor's car stopped next to Vingegaard when he was off his bike, so I think he was checked out.

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Grischa says that it was a stupid crash while they were going slowly uphill (on Côte de Trèves) and some riders in front of him crashed and he then went over them.

It was also shortly after the break had settled and riders had taken a piss break.