I'm rooting for Pog but MVDP is in super form. Will Poggenheimer be enough?
I think VdP stays glued to Pog's wheel and wins in the sprint. He's graced by God at the moment. We'll see.I'm rooting for Pog but MVDP is in super form. Will Poggenheimer be enough?
Yes, but they already know the route in every detail.It would be important to test MVP on Kwaremont. This is the only reason I think should have done E3.
Recovery isn't a problem for Pogacar. He can definitely recover better than MVP.
Yes, I also truly believe in this argument.2023 is a good benchmark. MVP dropped Pogi in MSR and then he got dropped in RVV.
This year, MVP sucked Pogacar's wheel all the way and he wasn't able to drop Pogacar. The level Pogacar showed in MSR, it should give people a idea what will happen tomorrow.
It will be his strategy. He can't do much more.I think VdP stays glued to Pog's wheel and wins in the sprint. He's graced by God at the moment. We'll see.
Yes. Everyone knows where it will be the attack.Hardly takes a rocket scientist to work out where Pog will attack.
These online polls are a bit of fun but barring a crash impossible to see anyone other than MvP or Pog winning Flanders.
No matter what, MVP is also a good winner too. Just want a good show, no heavy crashes and let the best win!Yes, but they already know the route in every detail.
I don't think Pog needed to test VDP, actually the surprise factor will be a plus imho.
I am so anxious and excited right now, less than 1 day to go.
It depends on the size of the nuclear headI'm rooting for Pog but MVDP is in super form. Will Poggenheimer be enough?
Hopefully not.I think VdP stays glued to Pog's wheel and wins in the sprint. He's graced by God at the moment. We'll see.
Well, Pog has to drop him. There are many possibilities for MVdP, but only one for Pogi actually, which is the most devastating, but he has to pull it off.It will be his strategy. He can't do much more.
MVP only has one option or do you really think he can drop Pogacar?Well, Pog has to drop him. There are many possibilities for MVdP, but only one for Pogi actually, which is the most devastating, but he has to pull it off.
Yes, I like VDP, he is humble, a true champion.No matter what, MVP is also a good winner too. Just want a good show, no heavy crashes and let the best win!
Because MvDP is better this year. The fact that he resisted multiple attacks from the Cipressa in MSR proves it. Pog is stronger too, but we have to see.Hopefully not.
But can I ask why do you think about the difference between 2023 (VDP also won MSR and E3) and this year?
As I see, the only possibility for VDP is try to follow Pog and win in the sprint. He can't drop Pog.Well, Pog has to drop him. There are many possibilities for MVdP, but only one for Pogi actually, which is the most devastating, but he has to pull it off.
No, he can benefit from many race situations in Flanders, all things being equal. The point is that Pog cannot arrive with MVdP to the line or else he loses.MVP only has one option or do you really think he can drop Pogacar?
Sure, but we are talking about Flanders, where race situations can evolve to where Pog can't drop him, which is why I say the Slovenian has only one chance.As I see, the only possibility for VDP is try to follow Pog and win in the sprint. He can't drop Pog.
I am really not 100% sure about this theory that he is better only because he resisted Cipressa.Because MvDP is better this year. The fact that he resisted multiple attacks from the Cipressa in MSR proves it. Pog is stronger too, but we have to see.
I completely agree with this. What Pogi did on MSR is something MVP couldn't even dare to dream of.I am really not 100% sure about this theory that he is better only because he resisted Cipressa.
Ganna also resisted.
So imho I don't think he is better this year only because he resisted Pog's attacks.
Also, Pog is so much better in 2025 comparing to 2023.
Last year he had the best season ever.
He is rewriting the rules of MSR. What he did in MSR is amazing, even if he didn't win.
Yes, the best chances for both:Sure, but we are talking about Flanders, where race situations can evolve to where Pog can't drop him, which is why I say the Slovenian has only one chance.
Ah, but Ganna is also better too. I think MVP, unlike 2023, may be capable of resisting Pog on the Kwarmount in 2025. It's just a feeling, so we shall see.I am really not 100% sure about this theory that he is better only because he resisted Cipressa.
Ganna also resisted.
So imho I don't think he is better this year only because he resisted Pog's attacks.
Also, Pog is so much better in 2025 comparing to 2023.
Last year he had the best season ever.
He is rewriting the rules of MSR. What he did in MSR is amazing, even if he didn't win.
I partly agree. He already won a sprint against Pedersen after a hard race. But of course his chances are slim.No, he can benefit from many race situations in Flanders, all things being equal. The point is that Pog cannot arrive with MVdP to the line or else he loses.
This is what I was trying to say. MVP only has one option too. If he can't follow Pogacar is game over.Yes, the best chances for both:
Pog: drop VDP
VDP: follow Pog and win in the sprint.
There is no way in hell Pog allow VDP to go in a breakaway or something like that. They will mark each other.
For me, the race will be decided in this very detail.Ah, but Ganna is also better too. I think MVP, unlike 2023, may be capable of resisting Pog on the Kwarmount in 2025. It's just a feeling, so we shall see.
All I'm saying is that MVP is formidable right now and this is his terrain. So logically, if everything goes right, Pog shall have his hands full.I partly agree. He already won a sprint against Pedersen after a hard race. But of course his chances are slim.
And Pogacar isn't "formitable"?All I'm saying is that MVP is formitable right now and this is his terrain. So logically, if everything goes right, Pog shall have his hands full.