Second Van Aert is my guess like how GVA was called Greg Van Average for awhile.I'm curious, what does "SVA" stand for?
Second Van Aert is my guess like how GVA was called Greg Van Average for awhile.I'm curious, what does "SVA" stand for?
I'm curious, what does "SVA" stand for?
He's been talking about selfish Van Aert for a while, so my guess is that.I'm curious, what does "SVA" stand for?
Did it occur that the opposite might be true? Jumbo might have been the main party in favor of him staying, while knowing his intensions? Jumbo might believe in him more than their other leaders? Why did they get Van Hooydonck, Benoot, Laporte? Why are all 3 of those riders in this very Tour squad and where are the mountain doms for the GC guys? Is it really that much of a stretch for people to see why a team is banking on the #2 ranked rider in the world and serial winner, at least as much as on their GC guys who have both come up short in past editions?If Wout wanted a team built solely around him in the Tour he could choose from at least 9 or 10 teams who would be happy to do it and forget the GC. When he renewed his contract with Jumbo he know what the team wants to do for GC and what he would he could have to do in the Tour for that goal.
Did it occur that the opposite might be true? Jumbo might have been the main party in favor of him staying, while knowing his intensions? Jumbo might believe in him more than their other leaders? Why did they get Van Hooydonck, Benoot, Laporte? Why are all 3 of those riders in this very Tour squad and where are the mountain doms for the GC guys? Is it really that much of a stretch for people to see why a team is banking on the #2 ranked rider in the world and serial winner, at least as much as on their GC guys who have both come up short in past editions?
Isn't it obvious that Van Aert, unlike some insane theories here, hasn't gone rogue?
And you really believe that considering Jumbo was massively represented in that group while Wout was cruising for a stage? That woulda made no sense what so ever on a stage like this.Just for the record. After today stage van Aert said he checked on the radio if Rogla is OK. If the answer would be no he said he would turn the bike around with no hesitations whatsoever.
Suppose that Jumbo would have ridden to the finish together, Should WvA then have graciously finished 3rd so that Roglic and Vingegaard could get more bonis?
Funny thing is, this was Jumbos plan all along to drill it (and mainly for a stage win). Vingegaard was very happy, sitting with a big smile on his face after the stage when faced with question from Danish TV reporters. When asked if Wout shoulda waited, Jonas said no, he definitely shouldn't have. To me it just looked like: "finally, we got to race and I was damn near Wout on a climb like this, this bodes well!". And it definitely does - if Vingo was 1% stronger, he woulda made it, but he wasn't, so theres that.Did it occur that the opposite might be true? Jumbo might have been the main party in favor of him staying, while knowing his intensions? Jumbo might believe in him more than their other leaders? Why did they get Van Hooydonck, Benoot, Laporte? Why are all 3 of those riders in this very Tour squad and where are the mountain doms for the GC guys? Is it really that much of a stretch for people to see why a team is banking on the #2 ranked rider in the world and serial winner, at least as much as on their GC guys who have both come up short in past editions?
Isn't it obvious that Van Aert, unlike some insane theories here, hasn't gone rogue?
Yes, SVA should have let Vingegaard win the stage.
Just as Zabel allowed Kloden to get second in St Fleur in the 2004 TDF to get the time bonus against Armstrong
SVA is not even close to the best rider in the world. This is an asinine take
Best rider currently is Pogacar. SVA is the third best rider on his team
They would have likely been caught if Van Aert waits for Vingegård and Yates and this was no second place discussion but a first place one...
Did it occur that the opposite might be true? Jumbo might have been the main party in favor of him staying, while knowing his intensions? Jumbo might believe in him more than their other leaders? Why did they get Van Hooydonck, Benoot, Laporte? Why are all 3 of those riders in this very Tour squad and where are the mountain doms for the GC guys? Is it really that much of a stretch for people to see why a team is banking on the #2 ranked rider in the world and serial winner, at least as much as on their GC guys who have both come up short in past editions?
Isn't it obvious that Van Aert, unlike some insane theories here, hasn't gone rogue?
And you really believe that considering Jumbo was massively represented in that group while Wout was cruising for a stage? That woulda made no sense what so ever on a stage like this.
Actually, Jumbo held Yellow since stage 3.Exactly. You cannot wait in such a situation, in the finale of such a stage of the TdF.
Jumbo, until yesterday, did not win anything in this Tour. Now, they have a stage win. No one can take that away from them, any more.
Also don‘t forget about Covid. For all the 176 riders, the Tour could suddenly be over after a positive PCR test.
Plus, the decisions to be made in the finale of such a stage have to be made within seconds. No chance of thinking about the possibilities for too long.
JV did everything right, yesterday. Their Tour, now, is already a small success. The pressure has decreased.
Your nickname for him is not really catching on. Maybe you should go back to the office to think of a catchier one.Selfish Van Aert