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Burgaudeau has the Alaphilippe looks but also the Alaphilippe panache. Good win.
And RoglicNow Burgaudeau has more wins than Alaphilippe and Sagan combined this year.
He literally watched him pass by without reacting.Considering he's attacked again I doubt it.
Now Burgaudeau has more wins than Alaphilippe and Sagan combined this year.
Might have been at his limit. If not, it's a good old Rabofail.He literally watched him pass by without reacting.
Ill put myself in there tooAnd Van der Poel.
Burgaudeau for world champion bet?Burgaudeau has the Alaphilippe looks but also the Alaphilippe panache. Good win.
And Van der Poel.
He doesn't resemble Burgaudeau quite as much though. Roglič at least has a beard (sometimes).
Burgaudeau has the Alaphilippe looks but also the Alaphilippe panache. Good win.
No idea. I guess it doesn't fit with the way he prepares for the cobbles.With the way he's climbing, why isn't Mads Pedersen riding MSR?
Actually why hasn't he ever ridden it?
With the way he's climbing, why isn't Mads Pedersen riding MSR?
Actually why hasn't he ever ridden it?
With the way he's climbing, why isn't Mads Pedersen riding MSR?
Actually why hasn't he ever ridden it?
Hmm, single leader doesn’t even make sense for MSR because it might be one type of rider who can win because they have enough power to get into a small group that gets away over the top of the Poggio and stays away till the finish, and another type of rider (a sprinter) who can win if the race comes back together for a bunch sprint.He said this week that Stuyven deserves full leadership at San Remo after winning it last year.
But I also don’t understand why he has never ridden it, as it suits him better than Flanders in my opinion. Also Stuyven can only benefit from his presence.
