what you mean, he won 3rdBut he didn't win...
edit: actually 2nd even more impressive
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what you mean, he won 3rdBut he didn't win...
How can you drop colbrelli when he's on 2021 Bahrain form.But he didn't win...
He seemed good even greetings his sisters and brother in the last lap, but this is not a course for him.Pogacar probably past his peak now.
What does Barnabas Peak have to do with this? And does anyone know if the Hungarian nats are today?Pogacar probably past his peak now.
Evenepoel is still on track to be the best GT winner of this generation. Tadej 5th, Bernal nowhereEvenepoel is not angry at van Aert but happy Pogačar finished fifth.
What does Barnabas Peak have to do with this? And does anyone know if the Hungarian nats are today?
He seemed good even greetings his sisters and brother in the last lap, but this is not a course for him.
I guess it was another try to get Polanc a win for the non selection to the tour team
from cyclingnewsNext up was Yves Lampaert who was joined by defending champion Dries De Bondt. The duo bridged up to the four leaders but never gained more than a minute on the peloton where Alpecin-Fenix kept working.
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i did not see the race but considering De Bondt is from Alpecin, that would be a facepalm if true
Almeida 20th over 5 min 30 behind. Welcome to the big league, the Portugese scene isn't a shabby WT race
I'm not saying that Evenepoel couldn't have won I am only saying that Lombardia 2020 wasn't a done deal because of this. Sure Evenepoel has done many amazing solo's but he hasn't shown much when it comes to dropping someone with an acceleration.Because both courses are so similar.