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FFS, he punctured (or had a mechanical). Im sure of one thing, because I watched the race, it was not due to bad legs. But keep convincing yourself, you are cute

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Yeah, so did GVA - so does half the field in Roubaix. GVA still managed to get back in and win the race. Sagan didn't, because he didn't have the legs to get back on.
Anyway, the point is that GVA doesn't need Sagan to win a big race. The two of them work well together, that's all. Although if anything, Sagan stopped him from winning RVV last season as well when he inexplicably rode into a jacket.[/quote]
Right, no difference between puncturing once and cozily riding through the caravan up to the peloton versus puncturing twice while on the attack.[/quote]
Of course there's a difference. Anyway, these details aren't really the point I was making. Which was responding to the fact that GVA doesn't need Sagan to win races - he's proved that at Roubaix and the Olympics.
Undoubtedly their racing style is mutually beneficial though, because they are both very strong rouleurs who will work together from a long way out. Perhaps it benefits GVA more, because he has the stronger sprint at the end of a hard race - and Sagan hasn't worked out good enough tactics to negate that yet.[/quote]
the same b..t all over again
