Pretty clear Wellens is strongest here.
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I wouldn’t disrupt, just respond if necessary but don’t pullThe group is still close. Every year they come back fast untill the finish.
De Lie should disrupt the front group now for Segaert. But he don’t want Philipsen back.
He really wants a win in his jersey. No better place to get it.De Lie really showing his colours (Belgian tricolour).
I wouldn’t disrupt, just respond if necessary but don’t pull
You'd think all teams would care most about the overall classification in a stage race, especially when you have the leader's jersey before the last stage.
De Lie always looks like struggling but then goes hard to close the gap on the cobbles climb. Don’t think you can beat De Lie here unless he’s really dead.I have a feeling Wellens is beating De Lie here, he is in his typical Benelux form, unbeatable.
De Lie always looks like struggling but then goes hard to close the gap on the cobbles climb. Don’t think you can beat De Lie here unless he’s really dead.
That's generally a problem with major races in Belgium. Really weird as every other country seems to have found a way to publish results quickly.How long can it take to post the full result?
I don't have all day!
Well, I do, but I don't want to wait...
I think Milan still has durability issues compared to standard classic riders. Surely a problem Lidl need to address if they want him to improve in cobble races.Segaert better than expected. Hagenes very good, was active early on and didn't fade away when the race exploded. Expected more from Milan on the other hand. Yesterday's sprint he was clearly not having the legs. But after the spring, i thought he would be better today.
In the end, it went well for them, but I'd have been all-in for GC. Segaert was very strong today and in a good position before the last lap. I don't consider the lower steps on the GC podium as nothing. Heck, it wasn't impossible for Wellens to cook himself and Lotto ending up winning the race.Bruh what do you actually expect them to do in this situation? De Lie dropping back? You would have nothing. Their mistake was to let a 21 man group go in the begining meaning they had to sacrifice half their team before the local circuit.
Especially funny how De Lie didn't even try to steal bonis from Wellens.You'd think all teams would care most about the overall classification in a stage race, especially when you have the leader's jersey before the last stage.
Especially funny how De Lie didn't even try to steal bonis from Wellens.
In the end, it went well for them, but I'd have been all-in for GC. Segaert was very strong today and in a good position before the last lap. I don't consider the lower steps on the GC podium as nothing. Heck, it wasn't impossible for Wellens to cook himself and Lotto ending up winning the race.