Teams & Riders Tadej Pogačar discussion thread

Page 1577 - Get up to date with the latest news, scores & standings from the Cycling News Community.
Engines warmed up
Ready to take off



8738877.jpeg
 
How much Pogacar hates time trial bike to have done such a mediocre time trial, he would have finished second.
There's no point in complaining because Remco is far superior in time trials and was unbeatable the other day, but Pogacar should have been superior to Vine and Van Wilder.

The lack of time trial training. He only does it in the Tour out of obligation. We have to focus on the positives; thanks to that, he was in Rwanda for seven days and has acclimatized. Because unlike others, he didn't do alttitude camp before Rwanda.
 
The difference between this WC and AGR is quite telling. He suffered from PR.

PR has been underestimated. It's not just a one-day race; behind a day there are weeks of training and weight gain.

The other day, some want to bring back the old routes so Remco can have the time trial, but the old routes had 250-kilometer mountain stages. One year, in aa Tour of Anquetil, the queen stage was 300 km :tearsofjoy:

Pogacar would slaughter them all, and the time trial disadvantage wouldn't matter.

Vingegaard hasn't proven himself a 200-kilometer rider either. I think Pogacar would benefit from routes from decades past.

That's the reality, although people can keep complaining. But we saw at Mont Kigali what he would do. Remco may have had a problem, but in every race where there's a mountain, he's always inferior to Pogacar. He's never been on his wheel in a a mountain like Mount Kigali, never.

And the Tour's mountains are tougher. Imagine Pogacar on old routes with those long mountain stages. Vingegaard is another cyclist with 250km syndrome.