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Jun 20, 2015
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I wonder how much Jayco is paying O'Connor after last year, cause there's no way he can repeat last year

He is getting paid market value, however, he is getting dropped on medium mountains. His form can only get better.
 
Jul 16, 2024
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Nah, but we probably don't need people calling riders disgusting rats. There could perhaps be a middle ground.
This is not something for us to litigate in a race thread. No doubt @Armchair Cyclist will delete the comment. And all comments about the comment. And my comment about those comments.
 
Jan 8, 2020
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In the race. But to be fair, the way he's started this season also doesn't bode well for the Tour. Last year around this time he was flying, way better than this.
Maybe they want him to start at a lower level, to then build up to super peak for the Tour, as in 2023.
 
May 6, 2021
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I think they are lucky that there are no other super strong teams here and will probably get away with it. Mcnulty appears to be riding for himself given how much work Almeida did himself in the wind during the climb.
 
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Aug 29, 2009
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O‘Connor is definitely very mad
he's still upset about yesterday

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how can this happen, by the way? AI jersey recognition? :D
 
May 10, 2015
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i think they handled that neutralization well. we only lost what, 10km and it was all descent? it's great we got to see a race instead of just stopping.

If the neutralization was correct or not I don't know (not enough info about why), but handled well? No one knew what was happening. Riders were dying from the cold, then we had Movistar basically attacking in the descent while the race was neutralized... I am not saying it's easy for the organization or UCI but I wouldn't say that was handled well.