272kms again, on Sunday… A bit (too?) long - I fear Wout will miss the victory, again…
Everything more than 255/260kms is hard for him. Exception was his MSR victory, but 300kms of MSR probably are easier to handle than 260kms of RVV, for example.
Hard parcours with more than 260kms, that‘s difficult for Wout. Glasgow parcours looks soft to medium hard, but it‘s long.
Btw, Wout turns 30 next year, and has never had a solo victory at a monument.
He in fact „only“ won one monument, MSR. When Matthew Goss won his first monument, MSR, I thought the best was still to come, for Gossy. I was wrong, MSR victory remained his only monument victory.
In Wout‘s case, it‘s possible that MSR will remain his only monument win. But it‘s also possible that he‘ll have won all five monuments when retiring.
In all, I hope WVA and MvdP will regularly race LBL and Lombardia, in the future. They both showed some promise there, few years ago.
Everything more than 255/260kms is hard for him. Exception was his MSR victory, but 300kms of MSR probably are easier to handle than 260kms of RVV, for example.
Hard parcours with more than 260kms, that‘s difficult for Wout. Glasgow parcours looks soft to medium hard, but it‘s long.
Btw, Wout turns 30 next year, and has never had a solo victory at a monument.
He in fact „only“ won one monument, MSR. When Matthew Goss won his first monument, MSR, I thought the best was still to come, for Gossy. I was wrong, MSR victory remained his only monument victory.
In Wout‘s case, it‘s possible that MSR will remain his only monument win. But it‘s also possible that he‘ll have won all five monuments when retiring.
In all, I hope WVA and MvdP will regularly race LBL and Lombardia, in the future. They both showed some promise there, few years ago.