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I gotta admit, I do feel a little urge to make a compilation of all posts where you explained why Vingegaard would be nowhere this July and why all the talk of him riding the tour was just a sham.I understand absolutely nothing.
That said, it's still just a 5 minute effort in the heat, this should probably come back faster than the really long hard efforst.
Make a compilation of mineI gotta admit, I do feel a little urge to make a compilation of all posts where you explained why Vingegaard would be nowhere this July and why all the talk of him riding the tour was just a sham.
Are we gonna expect what just happened was reasonable expectations? Hinault was even saying the other day "if Vingegaard is close to winning I don't understand anything about cycling anymore"I gotta admit, I do feel a little urge to make a compilation of all posts where you explained why Vingegaard would be nowhere this July and why all the talk of him riding the tour was just a sham.
Well, it was the correct one.Are we gonna expect what just happened was reasonable expectations? Hinault was even saying the other day "if Vingegaard is close to winning I don't understand anything about cycling anymore"
I mean this was certainly better than I expected. But you gotta admit that you were overly pessimistic. You were still calling everything Visma said a bluff even when their communication regarding Vingegaard hecame more and more positive.Are we gonna expect what just happened was reasonable expectations? Hinault was even saying the other day "if Vingegaard is close to winning I don't understand anything about cycling anymore"
I stand by what I said based on the information available. I wonder if I misevaluated the quality of training he was doing early on in his recovery before he went to Tignes.I mean this was certainly better than I expected. But you gotta admit that you were overly pessimistic. You were still calling everything Visma said a bluff even when their communication regarding Vingegaard hecame more and more positive.
Please do. While we're all taking turns being spectacularly wrong, it's still funny.I gotta admit, I do feel a little urge to make a compilation of all posts where you explained why Vingegaard would be nowhere this July and why all the talk of him riding the tour was just a sham.
Looks to me that Vingegaard is just an insane responder to training a bit like Pog. These guys casually demolish riders in their first race of the season without being close to their peaks.I stand by what I said based on the information available. I wonder if I misevaluated the quality of training he was doing early on in his recovery before he went to Tignes.
Also, Benoot was literally saying none of them would have bet on Vingegaard finishing on the podium, and Zeeman was super uncertain about Vingegaards form before stage 1. I really don't think Vingegaard was doing some great numbers 2 weeks ago in training.
I think they were sandbagging, really. I don't think Vingo would have gone if they didn't think that he had a good chance of winning. The moment he was confirmed on the start line, we should have expected something like this.I stand by what I said based on the information available. I wonder if I misevaluated the quality of training he was doing early on in his recovery before he went to Tignes.
Also, Benoot was literally saying none of them would have bet on Vingegaard finishing on the podium, and Zeeman was super uncertain about Vingegaards form before stage 1. I really don't think Vingegaard was doing some great numbers 2 weeks ago in training.
El pistolero is always changing his opinion.Remember when everyone voted for Pogacar to win the Tour? There was only one man who voted on Vingegaard... El Pistolero is a wise man
They have a strategy of communication, they would naturally hide the true.I stand by what I said based on the information available. I wonder if I misevaluated the quality of training he was doing early on in his recovery before he went to Tignes.
Also, Benoot was literally saying none of them would have bet on Vingegaard finishing on the podium, and Zeeman was super uncertain about Vingegaards form before stage 1. I really don't think Vingegaard was doing some great numbers 2 weeks ago in training.
Actually based on today Ving seems to be a responder to NOT training.Looks to me that Vingegaard is just an insane responder to training a bit like Pog. These guys casually demolish riders in their first race of the season without being close to their peaks.
Another way of saying it would ofc just be they are more talented than the rest.
id. . t..you a . .Something is going on or he faked his injuries a little bit. I can't find other explanation
Lemmen is proving to be very good on these kinda stages. Tratnik and Benoot also huge. Just a very solid team that lacks high mountain climbing nowRewatching it, the team also made a big difference today. UAE were unable to drill the first ascent while Vingegaard started both ascents in perfect position. Yates only got to the front ~halfway up the second ascent and Pogi's attack was quite late, after the steepest part.