King Boonen said:Second. And so it begins...![]()
rrYan said:New season for Peter Sagan slowly coming, but who would like to reminisce on the highlights of the previous (seen from Pete Sagan), I give attention to the video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uBjfT5y_P2k
Thank you and have a nice watching.![]()
rrYan said:New season for Peter Sagan slowly coming, but who would like to reminisce on the highlights of the previous (seen from Pete Sagan), I give attention to the video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uBjfT5y_P2k
Thank you and have a nice watching.![]()
Jelantik said:rrYan said:New season for Peter Sagan slowly coming, but who would like to reminisce on the highlights of the previous (seen from Pete Sagan), I give attention to the video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uBjfT5y_P2k
Thank you and have a nice watching.![]()
Wow. Great Video! Great Editing and Music. Thank you for sharing. I'm glad he won the WC. He was definitely the most consistent rider throughout 2015.
"He's back" takes on new meanings with Peter.IndianCyclist said:Sagan's Second Saga of Seconds starts
IndianCyclist said:Sagan's Second Saga of Seconds starts
Kwibus said:IndianCyclist said:Sagan's Second Saga of Seconds starts
Whatever. I like him a lot more since he started winning less.
Besides every rider in the first group deserve kudos for attacking and making it stick.
Gooo Peter!
Billie said:very bad tactics by TInkoff today.
First they go 4 in line before the final hill but there is no point cause Sagan never follows these trains and is much better at finding position on his own.
And when Stybar attacked Gatto should always have been on his wheel immediately. No reason not to.
definitely should be Sagan to be on Stybar's wheel. It is just as the same mistake as the stage Stybar won in last year's tour.HelloDolly said:Billie said:very bad tactics by TInkoff today.
First they go 4 in line before the final hill but there is no point cause Sagan never follows these trains and is much better at finding position on his own.
And when Stybar attacked Gatto should always have been on his wheel immediately. No reason not to.
No Sagan should have be on STYbar's wheel...he is the guy being paid 4 million euros and the supposed best rider
Gatto probably hadn't the legs...that was easily the move to follow so where was Sagan ?
HelloDolly said:Billie said:very bad tactics by TInkoff today.
First they go 4 in line before the final hill but there is no point cause Sagan never follows these trains and is much better at finding position on his own.
And when Stybar attacked Gatto should always have been on his wheel immediately. No reason not to.
No Sagan should have be on STYbar's wheel...he is the guy being paid 4 million euros and the supposed best rider
Gatto probably hadn't the legs...that was easily the move to follow so where was Sagan ?
tomorrow said:HelloDolly said:Billie said:very bad tactics by TInkoff today.
First they go 4 in line before the final hill but there is no point cause Sagan never follows these trains and is much better at finding position on his own.
And when Stybar attacked Gatto should always have been on his wheel immediately. No reason not to.
No Sagan should have be on STYbar's wheel...he is the guy being paid 4 million euros and the supposed best rider
Gatto probably hadn't the legs...that was easily the move to follow so where was Sagan ?
Well, sagan should have been on stybars wheel, but I think he's not there yet, thats why gatto was marking the moves, no sagan. Had he had the legs, he would have been in front, as he's been so many times, and maybe would have attacked himselft before stybar. He must have known the finish is so much in favour of a lone attacker.
On the contrary, this time, he went in the second half of the group up the hill. This tells me, that he's not good in such rumps so far. His racing in Strade Bianche confirms it, he tried to to work hardly to drop everybody before the finish in sienna, because he had known he hadn't had the upper hand in that steep ramp on cancellara and stybar. 2 or 3 years ago, hell even last year(when his form finally came) he would have eat them alive there.
For him, there's only hope that he can get there till Flanders.
HelloDolly said:tomorrow said:HelloDolly said:Billie said:very bad tactics by TInkoff today.
First they go 4 in line before the final hill but there is no point cause Sagan never follows these trains and is much better at finding position on his own.
And when Stybar attacked Gatto should always have been on his wheel immediately. No reason not to.
No Sagan should have be on STYbar's wheel...he is the guy being paid 4 million euros and the supposed best rider
Gatto probably hadn't the legs...that was easily the move to follow so where was Sagan ?
Well, sagan should have been on stybars wheel, but I think he's not there yet, thats why gatto was marking the moves, no sagan. Had he had the legs, he would have been in front, as he's been so many times, and maybe would have attacked himselft before stybar. He must have known the finish is so much in favour of a lone attacker.
On the contrary, this time, he went in the second half of the group up the hill. This tells me, that he's not good in such rumps so far. His racing in Strade Bianche confirms it, he tried to to work hardly to drop everybody before the finish in sienna, because he had known he hadn't had the upper hand in that steep ramp on cancellara and stybar. 2 or 3 years ago, hell even last year(when his form finally came) he would have eat them alive there.
For him, there's only hope that he can get there till Flanders.
Well if that is the case blaming Gatto for not covering the move would hardly have helped ? Sagan would not have won anyway...and once Stybar got away there was no catching him on those corners
So the issue really is why Sagan does not have the legs at this stage of the season?? If Stybar, GVA , Cancelera have then why doesn't he
tomorrow said:HelloDolly said:tomorrow said:HelloDolly said:Billie said:very bad tactics by TInkoff today.
First they go 4 in line before the final hill but there is no point cause Sagan never follows these trains and is much better at finding position on his own.
And when Stybar attacked Gatto should always have been on his wheel immediately. No reason not to.
No Sagan should have be on STYbar's wheel...he is the guy being paid 4 million euros and the supposed best rider
Gatto probably hadn't the legs...that was easily the move to follow so where was Sagan ?
Well, sagan should have been on stybars wheel, but I think he's not there yet, thats why gatto was marking the moves, no sagan. Had he had the legs, he would have been in front, as he's been so many times, and maybe would have attacked himselft before stybar. He must have known the finish is so much in favour of a lone attacker.
On the contrary, this time, he went in the second half of the group up the hill. This tells me, that he's not good in such rumps so far. His racing in Strade Bianche confirms it, he tried to to work hardly to drop everybody before the finish in sienna, because he had known he hadn't had the upper hand in that steep ramp on cancellara and stybar. 2 or 3 years ago, hell even last year(when his form finally came) he would have eat them alive there.
For him, there's only hope that he can get there till Flanders.
Well if that is the case blaming Gatto for not covering the move would hardly have helped ? Sagan would not have won anyway...and once Stybar got away there was no catching him on those corners
So the issue really is why Sagan does not have the legs at this stage of the season?? If Stybar, GVA , Cancelera have then why doesn't he
Well, I didn't blame Gatto. As far as his current shape is concerned, he sacrificed nearly whole ferbruary for training, and Avarmaet, Stybar and Cancellara were already in races. Imho, he can't be compared to them. MSR or E3 will be much better benchmarks. Last year Stybar peaked to early, Sagan peaked a little too late. On flanders, had he had Gatto in the finish, the result could be others, as there was nobody who would make the race harder, in Roubaix he had mechanical, so only god knows, If he would be able to beat Degenkolb, but he sure hadn't looked tired as he did in E3 that year in example. So it's all about timing. He knows that to beat Cancellara, he has to be in his best shape of his life, otherwise it won't be enought and he will be drop on Kwaaremont or Patterberg again.
And to be honest, he needs to win something big this year. Not only for the new contract, but also because of the fact that Cancellara is quiting. Winning Flanders or Roubaix against him would be much bigger achievement compared to win in future "post Cancellara" years.
HelloDolly said:Yeah..Sagan better win a big monument this year ...not just for the prestige of beating Cancelera but if he doesn't Olge Tinkov will never let it go
Yes exactly.He is not there and that's why he could not follow Styby wheel.If he feel strong and good he always show up which is always tactical Sagan mistaketomorrow said:HelloDolly said:tomorrow said:HelloDolly said:Billie said:very bad tactics by TInkoff today.
First they go 4 in line before the final hill but there is no point cause Sagan never follows these trains and is much better at finding position on his own.
And when Stybar attacked Gatto should always have been on his wheel immediately. No reason not to.
No Sagan should have be on STYbar's wheel...he is the guy being paid 4 million euros and the supposed best rider
Gatto probably hadn't the legs...that was easily the move to follow so where was Sagan ?
Well, sagan should have been on stybars wheel, but I think he's not there yet, thats why gatto was marking the moves, no sagan. Had he had the legs, he would have been in front, as he's been so many times, and maybe would have attacked himselft before stybar. He must have known the finish is so much in favour of a lone attacker.
On the contrary, this time, he went in the second half of the group up the hill. This tells me, that he's not good in such rumps so far. His racing in Strade Bianche confirms it, he tried to to work hardly to drop everybody before the finish in sienna, because he had known he hadn't had the upper hand in that steep ramp on cancellara and stybar. 2 or 3 years ago, hell even last year(when his form finally came) he would have eat them alive there.
For him, there's only hope that he can get there till Flanders.
Well if that is the case blaming Gatto for not covering the move would hardly have helped ? Sagan would not have won anyway...and once Stybar got away there was no catching him on those corners
So the issue really is why Sagan does not have the legs at this stage of the season?? If Stybar, GVA , Cancelera have then why doesn't he
Well, I didn't blame Gatto. As far as his current shape is concerned, he sacrificed nearly whole ferbruary for training, and Avarmaet, Stybar and Cancellara were already in races. Imho, he can't be compared to them. MSR or E3 will be much better benchmarks. Last year Stybar peaked to early, Sagan peaked a little too late. On flanders, had he had Gatto in the finish, the result could be others, as there was nobody who would make the race harder, in Roubaix he had mechanical, so only god knows, If he would be able to beat Degenkolb, but he sure hadn't looked tired as he did in E3 that year in example. So it's all about timing. He knows that to beat Cancellara, he has to be in his best shape of his life, otherwise it won't be enought and he will be drop on Kwaaremont or Patterberg again.
And to be honest, he needs to win something big this year. Not only for the new contract, but also because of the fact that Cancellara is quiting. Winning Flanders or Roubaix against him would be much bigger achievement compared to win in future "post Cancellara" years.
KGB said:Yes exactly.He is not there and that's why he could not follow Styby wheel.If he feel strong and good he always show up which is always tactical Sagan mistake).
No,he has contract even for next year with 4mil(even big Olga is quitting cycling) so need to show something next season,still plenty of time).