One thing's for sure; Pogi gets serious leverage from those big feet. Maybe that explains part of his cadence with shorter cranks?
And visma says there is nothing much to anything Trine said.
Are you really thinking UAE is worried about a polka dot jersey? If they are (your opinion), they will not attack the last climb tomorrow and Pogacar will just cruise there.And visma says there is nothing much to anything Trine said.
The organisers will have the precise measurements of the top riders for sure so I don’t think there would be much difference between the team skin suit and the ASO procured ones as it would be too detrimental to the race organisers reputation to provide substandard gear.Bruyneel thinks uae doesn’t want pogi to wear the polka skin suit for the TT so divested it while they had a chance.
Of course this might change again tomorrow
I wear size 44 at 5'8" tall. That leverage provides some nice snap in acceleration and a more complete power zone on smaller cranks for track racing. I can spin as big a gear as a bigger guy. Tadej looks like his feet are Yeti-size which might account for his sprint jump. Not your usual guy and we all search for what makes him tick?How big are those feet? Are we talking Michael Phelps size?
Bruyneel and wiggans think uae are worried about the material of the suit for the time trialAre you really thinking UAE is worried about a polka dot jersey? If they are (your opinion), they will not attack the last climb tomorrow and Pogacar will just cruise there.
They both specifically disagree with the quality of provided materials compared to the team’s engineeringThe organisers will have the precise measurements of the top riders for sure so I don’t think there would be much difference between the team skin suit and the ASO procured ones as it would be too detrimental to the race organisers reputation to provide substandard gear.
Simon Geschke talked about it today on Eurosport as well. Said that they even come to your room the evening before and tailor it with exact measurements (apparently possible to deliver it in time). He declined because he couldn’t care less about the ITT when he wore the polka dots but also said its not optimal to not have your normal skin suit, even if its just psychological and time consuming (to get the measures done).The organisers will have the precise measurements of the top riders for sure so I don’t think there would be much difference between the team skin suit and the ASO procured ones as it would be too detrimental to the race organisers reputation to provide substandard gear.
I wear size 44 at 5'8" tall. That leverage provides some nice snap in acceleration and a more complete power zone on smaller cranks for track racing. I can spin as big a gear as a bigger guy. Tadej looks like his feet are Yeti-size which might account for his sprint jump. Not your usual guy and we all search for what makes him tick?
What was the peloton going to do?
His feet look like a 46+.Interesting. I wear size 35 and had no real idea of these specific advantages!
In the Instagram post below, he's washing his shoes, but I can't see what size they are and I don't really want to see what a Google search might turn up.
View: https://www.instagram.com/reel/C12HLw2M73Z/?igsh=MWdpbGtvaW8xeGhobQ==
You know it can be both right? This is not a binary situation.No, he just wanted to gift the jersey to Wellens.
Maybe but if they were thinking about the polka1 dot in the TT, Pogacar wouldn't have gain points for this earlier and there is also a possibility Pogacar will wear the jersey tomorrow.You know it can be both right? This is not a binary situation.
Mostly pressure UCI to punish them on grounds of neglecting ethical behaviour.
Mostly pressure UCI to punish them on grounds of neglecting ethical behaviour.
But if that's the goal he has to avoid dropping MVDP ànd avoid winning the stage today because that would automatically put him in the yellow jersey. (although I'm not sure what would happen if MVDP comes second because they'd be tied on time and both have a stage win)I agree with the theory that he doesn't want to do the ITT in the non-aerodynamic polka-dot jersey.
That means he has to avoid reaching the top of the St-Hilaire first, which makes it less likely - but not impossible - to win the stage today.
No, that's Mur de Bretagne which is stage 7 finish.
They’d do a count back on the placements for the last 4 stages and whoever is lower will be 1st.But if that's the goal he has to avoid dropping MVDP ànd avoid winning the stage today because that would automatically put him in the yellow jersey. (although I'm not sure what would happen if MVDP comes second because they'd be tied on time and both have a stage win)