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If Evenepoel is not able to hang on as long as last year there might be a huge issueHowever I do think there is a higher likelihood than the past two editions of one or both Remco or Seixas hanging on longer
If Evenepoel is not able to hang on as long as last year there might be a huge issueHowever I do think there is a higher likelihood than the past two editions of one or both Remco or Seixas hanging on longer
Does Remco have a MvdP level sprint? NoPogacar wins if he’s able to drop Evenepoel
Evenepoel wins if he’s able to hang on
Can’t see Seixas win unless Pogacar crashes
I think he's currently faster than Pogacar and Seixas. Evenepoel was faster than Pidcock in Catalunya and Pidcock almost won from Pogacar in MSR after being boxed in a bit.Does Remco have a MvdP level sprint? No
Comparisons like this between races are absurd.I think he's currently faster than Pogacar and Seixas. Evenepoel was faster than Pidcock in Catalunya and Pidcock almost won from Pogacar in MSR after being boxed in a bit.
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Sure, but then let me just reference AGR where Evenepoel looked very explosive. There's no reason to think he would automatically lose that sprint.Comparisons like this between races are absurd.
Have you seen the size of Evenepoel this year and his sprint in Amstel. He'll be competing for bunch sprints in JulyDoes Remco have a MvdP level sprint? No
Could very well be with how much he looked over his shoulder and appeared to slow down a couple of times when he saw the gap was big enough.I don't think Remco and Paul can challenge Pogi in La Redoute. At least how Seixas looked at the Mur de Huy, not that level of explosives what Pogi typically produces atm, or was Seixas sandbagging to hide that for the weekend?
Those sprints are not comparable at allI think he's currently faster than Pogacar and Seixas. Evenepoel was faster than Pidcock in Catalunya and Pidcock almost won from Pogacar in MSR after being boxed in a bit.
Sure, but did you see AGR? That should tell you enough about Evenepoel's sprint at the moment. If you want to think Pogacar is faster go ahead. I think Pogacar will do everything in his power to drop Evenepoel rather than going to a sprint with him. That's different from Evenepoel having no issue with going to a sprint with Skjelmose.Those sprints are not comparable at all
I did and even commented in that thread that his sprint was very goodSure, but did you see AGR? That should tell you enough about Evenepoel's sprint at the moment. If you want to think Pogacar is faster go ahead. I think Pogacar will do everything in his power to drop Evenepoel rather than going to a sprint with him. That's different from Evenepoel having no issue with going to a sprint with Skjelmose.
Not necessarily. If Evenepoel believed he could always win that sprint because he worked hard on it, he might have though trying to drop Skjelmose , failing, and then Skjelmose attacking him was more risky.Isn't the better option for everyone to drop their rival and win solo, rather than in a sprint? And I believe Remco didn't drop Skjelmose in Amstel because he couldn't, and didn't even try at the end, not because sprinting was his preferred option
Sure, but did you see AGR? That should tell you enough about Evenepoel's sprint at the moment. If you want to think Pogacar is faster go ahead. I think Pogacar will do everything in his power to drop Evenepoel rather than going to a sprint with him. That's different from Evenepoel having no issue with going to a sprint with Skjelmose.
There is no certainty regarding the sprint, especially after a long race. He would 100% prefer to win solo if possible rsther than having to sprint for the winNot necessarily. If Evenepoel believed he could always win that sprint because he worked hard on it, he might have though trying to drop Skjelmose , failing, and then Skjelmose attacking him was more risky.
Sure, but like I said, if he wasn't sure he could've won solo that's a different scenario. Do you think MVDP would attack at his hardest on the base of Kwaremont to drop Pogacar with a chance of being countered, instead of going for his sprint?There is no certainty regarding the sprint, especially after a long race. He would 100% prefer to win solo if possible rsther than having to sprint for the win
That's not the same thingSure, but like I said, if he wasn't sure he could've won solo that's a different scenario. Do you think MVDP would attack at his hardest on the base of Kwaremont to drop Pogacar with a chance of being countered, instead of going for his sprint?
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