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Agreed. It's much better to control with just 150km and 3 climbs. Plateau de Beille stage is tailor-made suit for Jonas if only had the team.
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I even admited hours after the race I get it I do. I was only frustrated with Jonas cause I so badly wanted him to go with Pogacar at the end there more so for him than anyone else.. Was all it was from me. But nvm that no problem saying I get that in hindsight it was a risk involved doesnt mean it wouldnt be epic. All good and yes your rightWell, that's what we were trying to tell you
"I'm not afraid of Jonas Vingegaard. Yesterday I was more afraid of Remco Evenepoel" - Tadej Pogacar assesses Tour de France rivals as race reaches first rest day
Tadej Pogacar's dream of a historic Giro d'Italia - Tour de France double in 2024 is still very much alive at the Tour reaches its first rest day. In the Maillot Jaune after nine stages, the UAE Team...
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It is just me or Vingegaard, is living for free in Pogacar's head?
Why this constant need to say that he's not afraid of him?
He shouldn't be afraid of a cyclist who was in a bad condition in the hospital 3 months ago.
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Same reason why Vingegaard/Visma stay glued to Pogacar’s wheel no matter what."I'm not afraid of Jonas Vingegaard. Yesterday I was more afraid of Remco Evenepoel" - Tadej Pogacar assesses Tour de France rivals as race reaches first rest day
Tadej Pogacar's dream of a historic Giro d'Italia - Tour de France double in 2024 is still very much alive at the Tour reaches its first rest day. In the Maillot Jaune after nine stages, the UAE Team...
It is just me or Vingegaard, is living for free in Pogacar's head?
Why this constant need to say that he's not afraid of him?
He shouldn't be afraid of a cyclist who was in a bad condition in the hospital 3 months ago.
Yes you did. Fair playI even admited hours after the race I get it I do. I was only frustrated with Jonas cause I so badly wanted him to go with Pogacar at the end there more so for him than anyone else.. Was all it was from me. But nvm that no problem saying I get that in hindsight it was a risk involved doesnt mean it wouldnt be epic. All good and yes your right
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Yeah, sunday will say who is right. Cheers mate!Can't blame you for not being certain. Well, I'm not as confident as you, still think with Giro in his legs you never know. Guess we will see on sunday.
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People's champion! He is the Tour! It will come the day when he will reach LA's popularity! The only handicap is his nationality but if he was from a big country, oh dear!Tour de France has literally issued a warning to Pogacar
View: https://x.com/LeTour/status/1810250133218460043
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Lol, it's just you. The media asks him questions about Vingegaard, so he answers them."I'm not afraid of Jonas Vingegaard. Yesterday I was more afraid of Remco Evenepoel" - Tadej Pogacar assesses Tour de France rivals as race reaches first rest day
Tadej Pogacar's dream of a historic Giro d'Italia - Tour de France double in 2024 is still very much alive at the Tour reaches its first rest day. In the Maillot Jaune after nine stages, the UAE Team...
It is just me or Vingegaard, is living for free in Pogacar's head?
Why this constant need to say that he's not afraid of him?
He shouldn't be afraid of a cyclist who was in a bad condition in the hospital 3 months ago.
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Nice documentary! Its satisfying when a plan comes together and chapeau to the team but this year reality will kick in and they will soon realize pog is in a different league and they are a podium fighting team.
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George Hincapie has said on a few occasions he preferred stage days vs rest days when he rode with Armstrong as he made the rest day so bloody hard.Tour de France has literally issued a warning to Pogacar
View: https://x.com/LeTour/status/1810250133218460043
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I don't doubt that Pogacar is very strong. But I don't think yesterday can be cited as the proof of that. He dropped nobody, and finished behind a guy who rode 50km with a broken ankle.
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Did you see the race or you just saw the final result?
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Yes, I saw, and greatly enjoyed the race.
Please explain who he left behind other than briefly, and what way the peloton, in which he finished, was on its knees, given that it contained a guy who was able to catch up to it, and stay in it, with said injury.
Please explain who he left behind other than briefly, and what way the peloton, in which he finished, was on its knees, given that it contained a guy who was able to catch up to it, and stay in it, with said injury.
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This might be your worst post ever.
He was strong yesterday, how strong is a little hard to figure out. Vinge could follow all of his attacks except on the section with more loose gravel, but on that section Laporte and Jorgenson closed down Pog. But many other riders couldn't follow. And Pog attacked more or less on flat sections which are surely harder to get away on, and if you just get on his wheel the draft matters. And Vinge might just be in great shape also.
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He didn't ride way because Visma didn't want to colaborate with him and for that reason they arrived all together, don't you agree?
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Surely the point of riding away is that you leave others behind so they don't have the opportunity to collaborate.
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Yes. This is a easy find. See the latest Move podcast with Sir Bradley Wiggins. It's toward the end
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Yes it was nice racing.
But I dont think Vlasov showed more raw power than Pogacar yesterday thats a weird one to determine strenght
Also the group just showcased how easy the stage and finale was and how little selective it really was I think.Think much of it comes from how easily it seemed for Pogacar to string the entire peloton out even on a not very selective place at all and that which left people in awe and is rather rare.
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Thanks alot! I will check it out. Cant believe I havent seen and knew a pod about Lance and Hincapie before now.
And Wiggins wtf thats just pure cinema.
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