Is Vingegaard a sadist? According to PCS he attacked up the first climb of the day and now there is a group of 10 including several favourites who is 20s ahead of the peloton. Way to make the race hard from the start.
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Awesome, it's a shame we can't see what is happening on the TV.
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1 1 VINGEGAARD Jonas +0 2 4 KELDERMAN Wilco 2:02 3 21 BERNAL Egan 0:28 4 27 TARLING Joshua 5:14 5 31 CARAPAZ Richard 0:56 6 35 POWLESS Neilson 2:12 7 51 GAUDU David 0:56 8 63 CEPEDA Jefferson Alveiro 0:30 9 72 CASTRILLO Pablo 2:02 10 91 BOU Joan 1:44 - P
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You saw Bernal do a great ride and immediately went to how he should limit himself to stage hunting and won't ever achieve a big GC result. That's obviously a very negative outlook.
The commentator on Disney plus is terrible
Mentions no riders but when he does gets it all wrong
yesterday tuned in and he was eating ..it was a 2 hour race and he had to eat ?
hadnt a clue of where anyone was in the race
talks nonsense
Mentions no riders but when he does gets it all wrong
yesterday tuned in and he was eating ..it was a 2 hour race and he had to eat ?
hadnt a clue of where anyone was in the race
talks nonsense
Alain Prost, Steve Jobs, Lleyton Hewitt....
Call me crazy, but it seems to me Vingegaard is starting his season riding stage races differently this year.
It's no longer en "inexperienced" captain needing heavy support and riding a controlled/controlling race, but rather a Pogacar-style captain doing it by himself, even long range.
It is a style of riding which will help him start to contest hilly 1-day races, in a not too distant future
It's no longer en "inexperienced" captain needing heavy support and riding a controlled/controlling race, but rather a Pogacar-style captain doing it by himself, even long range.
It is a style of riding which will help him start to contest hilly 1-day races, in a not too distant future
Guys nackered I think, shouldn't be getting over that climb in that group really
He is not going for it though. Not with Garcia and Uran on the wheel, who is still a danger on GC for Bernal.
He rode every stage race last year this way as well, except for Paris-Nice where he wasn't that good. He just never gets credit for it.Call me crazy, but it seems to me Vingegaard is starting his season riding stage races differently this year.
It's no longer en "inexperienced" captain needing heavy support and riding a controlled/controlling race, but rather a Pogacar-style captain doing it by himself, even long range.
It is a style of riding which will help him start to contest hilly 1-day races, in a not too distant future
He rode like this last year as well and no, Pogacar, Van der Poel etc. will still murder him if he decides to focus more on one day racesCall me crazy, but it seems to me Vingegaard is starting his season riding stage races differently this year.
It's no longer en "inexperienced" captain needing heavy support and riding a controlled/controlling race, but rather a Pogacar-style captain doing it by himself, even long range.
It is a style of riding which will help him start to contest hilly 1-day races, in a not too distant future
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