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It should. He is clearly a step under Yates and AlmeidaReally curious if today means he'll be third to last in the UAE train, coming before Almeida and Yates. Surely he has to burry his own gc hopes now.
They might need him more now if Pogacar (or DS) decides to forgo the solo attacks from 30-50km out and ride more conservatively.It should. He is clearly a step under Yates and Almeida
Who cares? All he's thinking now is how to pull a Pereiro.They might need him more now if Pogacar (or DS) decides to forgo the solo attacks from 30-50km out and ride more conservatively.
He is currently 12th in the UCI and CQ rankings, and 13th in the PCS one. Only five teams other than his own have anyone rated higher than him in any of these.Yup. He's a clown ...
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Being a clown has nothing to do with being good. Huge difference.He is currently 12th in the UCI and CQ rankings, and 13th in the PCS one. Only five teams other than his own have anyone rated higher than him in any of these.
If he is a clown, you must have a very low opinion of 95% of the professional peloton.
Who's this generations Jens Voigt?Who cares? All he's thinking now is how to pull a Pereiro.
A bad impression for sureSad to see him go, certainly made an impression on his first tour
Same here. Had even higher hopes for him. In that Vuelta he stayed okay with Covid, this looked like a painful situation at the back this stage.I thought for sure he was going to be top 10 in Nice.
Based on attitude, not physical capacities on the bike.He is currently 12th in the UCI and CQ rankings, and 13th in the PCS one. Only five teams other than his own have anyone rated higher than him in any of these.
If he is a clown, you must have a very low opinion of 95% of the professional peloton.
Ayuso rode the '22 Vuelta with covid as well. Not everybody in the peloton was happy with that.The covid situation for riders in the peloton seems to be a tricky one. So if you're starting to feel better, and you've been cleared to race, but you're positive for covid, how are your colleagues going to feel when you start riding next to them?
I mean, that's their problem, not his.Ayuso rode the '22 Vuelta with covid as well. Not everybody in the peloton was happy with that.
Nope. I mean if you think of a non-sporting workplace, if you showed up to work with a mild sniffle and confirmed covid, and told people you're viral load was low so it was OK, I don't think that would go over very well.Ayuso rode the '22 Vuelta with covid as well. Not everybody in the peloton was happy with that.
It goes over well in healthcare now from managements perspective.Nope. I mean if you think of a non-sporting workplace, if you showed up to work with a mild sniffle and confirmed covid, and told people you're viral load was low so it was OK, I don't think that would go over very well.
Just like Pagliacci did,Based on attitude, not physical capacities on the bike.
Depends on where you are talking about?It goes over well in healthcare now from managements perspective.
At least our management and others don’t care anymore. On a floor/unit level there’s of course people that care, management not so much.Depends on where you are talking about?
Where I work if you showed up with covid or the flu and tried to tell people you weren't very contagious while breathing all over them, it would be frowned upon and I am quite sure you would be sent packing home.