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What if Italy raced like a team? lol
A well, Johansen was a level above anyway
edit: lol, Wuyts says "This guy could be a cage fighter as well"
A well, Johansen was a level above anyway
edit: lol, Wuyts says "This guy could be a cage fighter as well"
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Yep. And in a couple of years, when all his peers have matured, you'll probably never hear from him again. Like most Danes.
RedheadDane said:Dekker_Tifosi said:
Strong viking blood.
Yep. And in a couple of years, when all his peers have matured, you'll probably never hear from him again. Like most Danes.
I was happy for the dane until he dabbed. He was incredibly strong though, he pulled out almost 40 seconds in the last 10km on rastelli.
You know, just like that other massive Danish talent, Jakob Egholm. Whose best result in this past year has been a 16th place in a race called ''Hansa Bygg Kalmar Grand Prix Road Race''. :lol:
Don't mind, if it was a colombian in the top-20, it was a massive achievement.
And what if he changes careers in the the near future? At least he made a choice he was happy with and has a world title to show for (even if it was junior level). That's more than 99% of cyclists in the entire world can say they have.
And what if he changes careers in the the near future? At least he made a choice he was happy with and has a world title to show for (even if it was junior level). That's more than 99% of cyclists in the entire world can say they have.
Wow that was so impressive by the Italians. 3 riders in 2nd, 3rd and 4th place with a few 100m to go, last 2 get caught and a 4th one emerges from the bunch to secure that bronze medal they could have won with better tactics.
Also, I'm so excited about Gazzoli, he is joining Contador's development team next year
they could have won with better tactics.Also, I'm so excited about Gazzoli, he is joining Contador's development team next year
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Of course it would be a massive achievement. It would be for any country not named Denmark or Norway. They are this generations Russia or Ukraine, when Evgeny Petrov took a dump on Cancellara of all people. Boy, what fun.Ricco' said:
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By being better than the rest...? Broken record. No one's forcing you to watch.
DNP-Old said:
By being better than the rest...? Broken record. No one's forcing you to watch.
I don't think that even a collective chase would have done anything. Johansen was simply too strong.
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Be a bit optimistic. Hopefully he'll be smart enough to spend a couple of years on a local conti team before going pro. As I've mentioned before; going pro too early seems to have been the main problem for Danish riders.
Egholm has been troubled by injuries.
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Be a bit optimistic. Hopefully he'll be smart enough to spend a couple of years on a local conti team before going pro. As I've mentioned before; going pro too early seems to have been the main problem for Danish riders.
DNP-Old said:
Egholm has been troubled by injuries.
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I wouldn't call it being better. I would call it being more physically ready. Hence why the do *** all in the categories where they don't have that advantage anymore.infeXio said:
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