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Terrible mistake!Hugo Koblet said:Oh my.. Trentin really messed that one up.
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Terrible mistake!Hugo Koblet said:Oh my.. Trentin really messed that one up.
First of all, I was joking a little bit when saying he,s back to training.DFA123 said:It is a bit ridiculous.. he's only won one monument in 5 years as a pro, it's hardly as if he's in a position to treat big classics and semi-classics like training rides. For all his talent, he's just not that good tactically.Maaaaaaaarten said:tomorrow said:Trentin ftw, sagan back to training again.
Yeah lol the only reason Sagan ever doesn't win a race is because he doesn't want to. As amazing an athlete as Sagan is, this Sagan worship is getting ridiculous.
Looked that way, but the others made it pretty easy for him in the end. No-one on his wheel with 300m to go is a bit of a major error from all four.portugal11 said:Sagan was by far the strongest
Stuyven wasn't that far off the mark.Maaaaaaaarten said:Sagan easily the strongest! All sorts of things went wrong tactically in that front group, but Sagan clearly the strongest by a big margin.
DFA123 said:Looked that way, but the others made it pretty easy for him in the end. No-one on his wheel with 300m to go is a bit of a major error from all four.portugal11 said:Sagan was by far the strongest
You can see why riders like Benoot and Rowe never actually win anything.
It was incredible to me that one of the other three didn't counter attack once Trentin was pulled back. Perhaps they were just completely dead by that point, but even in that situation, you have more chance of sneaking away than of challenging in a sprint.BigMac said:DFA123 said:Looked that way, but the others made it pretty easy for him in the end. No-one on his wheel with 300m to go is a bit of a major error from all four.portugal11 said:Sagan was by far the strongest
You can see why riders like Benoot and Rowe never actually win anything.
Yet again, the others were focused on making Sagan lose more than in winning themselves. That they allowed the pace to drop with 2k to go and risk being caught just so that Sagan would be taking the pull to the line proves it. Until Trentin attacked (for which he is being criticized) I was convinced hey were trying to tire Peter out so as to beat him in the sprint. Everyone in that group deserved this result but Matteo, I don't understand why he is being slagged.
They weren't focused on making Sagan lose. They were hoping to not be the first to attack. They were very much focused on helping Sagan win.BigMac said:DFA123 said:Looked that way, but the others made it pretty easy for him in the end. No-one on his wheel with 300m to go is a bit of a major error from all four.portugal11 said:Sagan was by far the strongest
You can see why riders like Benoot and Rowe never actually win anything.
Yet again, the others were focused on making Sagan lose more than in winning themselves. That they allowed the pace to drop with 2k to go and risk being caught just so that Sagan would be taking the pull to the line proves it. Until Trentin attacked (for which he is being criticized) I was convinced hey were trying to tire Peter out so as to beat him in the sprint. Everyone in that group deserved this result but Matteo, I don't understand why he is being slagged.