Liège-Bastogne-Liège 2021 (April 25th)

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Glad that UAE is taking part in LBL! They will be a big factor (Pog and Hirschi). The latter (even if not in his best form) could be an important figure helping Pog in a tactical race.
That team looks somewhat scary on paper if you realize that Formolo, their third man, finished second here.

Ineos looks bad too, with the Giro winner as their fourth man. However they often underperform in Liège.
 
Jul 10, 2014
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Feb 21, 2019
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Pogačar and Valverde re my picks for this race. Both are in good shape and like a hard race
 
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Apr 12, 2015
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It's a shame that Stockeu is excluded in the women's race.

The biggest classics for women should be above 150 km, IMO. It's not like they can't handle a race that is 160-180 km as a test of endurance.

AVV would properly love it.
 
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Sep 26, 2020
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Dangerous break, but unfortunately for them a lot of riders came back to the peloton after La Redoute.
 
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Seems that Brand and Moolman-Pasio think Cille is stronger than them.
Pity, 'cause this was their best chance too.
 
Sep 26, 2020
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Seems that Brand and Moolman-Pasio think Cille is stronger than them.
Pity, 'cause this was their best chance too.

They were mostly there to put pressure on JV, Movistar and Canyon-SRAM, but they weren't going to help Cille too much with ELB and Vollering/van der Breggen behind. If s many helpers hadn't come back, they might have been fully committed though.