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Is Moscon riding?It will be interesting to see if anybody can stop Quintana 2.0.
I can't Imagine him sitting in his room for a week, and the team not giving him a bike and rollers to train in his room. Obviously it's still not the same but it should go a long way towards maintaining an already good form.You're forgetting that Pogacar is still sitting at a hotel in UAE in quarantine. He hasn't been able to train since the last two stages of UAE Tour were cancelled. If he even makes it to the race, I wouldn't expect much from him.
That's too bad. But better safe than sorry, especially as the big unknown is whether any rider actually has the virus. The WT riders in general are pretty susceptible to infections and viruses.In Slovenian newspaper Delo (e-edition) 1 hour ago: Pogacar is not going to P-N (source Andrej Hauptman UAE sport director)
What's Mladina saying?In Slovenian newspaper Delo (e-edition) 1 hour ago: Pogacar is not going to P-N (source Andrej Hauptman UAE sport director)
Nah, he will finish top-ten in all but one of the stages, but in that stage he will lose 20 minutes in crosswinds and finish 50th on GC.New EF climber-TT specialist Magnus Cort will win this bike race
Maybe he corrected his few mistakes from the past. Let's believe in him!Nah, he will finish top-ten in all but one of the stages, but in that stage he will lose 20 minutes in crosswinds and finish 50th on GC.
He may be in shape, but an instagram post from his teammate telling us how good he is, isn't really the thing to convince me.According to Kruijswijk (instagram), Roglic made him suffer in his back wheel during their training rides. I don't think we should be worrying about his shape for P-N.
He may be in shape, but an instagram post from his teammate telling us how good he is, isn't really the thing to convince me.
I can't Imagine him sitting in his room for a week, and the team not giving him a bike and rollers to train in his room. Obviously it's still not the same but it should go a long way towards maintaining an already good form.
You get the impression from time to time. But during the WCC ITT and Giro he was very human.He's the closest thing cycling has to a robot, of course he's in shape.