Did you watch the 2024 TDF?and when has Pog ever beat Remco on a non Lombardia course?
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Did you watch the 2024 TDF?and when has Pog ever beat Remco on a non Lombardia course?
This is correctPogacar has 3 TDF and 1 Giro, including a double this year, winning 6 stages in each GC.
If you want to compare Remco with him, go ahead.
I like Remco, he did an awesome feat yesterday, but the gap between him and Pogacar is massive.
You can mock all you want, but Remco is not winning any Grand Tour Pogacar is competing.
But of course he can fight for scraps in the GT Pogi decides not to run.
It doesn’t take anything away from him, he is a great great rider. But he is no Pogacar.
Did you watch the 2024 TDF?
World Championships last year?and when has Pog ever beat Remco on a non Lombardia course?
At the end of the day if Pogacar was in the race he would have responded to MVP's attack and ridden with him with VWA on their coat tails. They work well and they are hard to bring back.
A bit different in Tennis where the 4 grand slams are broadly equal value compared to the value of the 3 grand tours in cycling. Especially as nobody skips a grand slam in tennis to be optimally prepared for the next one as people do in cycling by riding Giro-Tour being uncommon.@vwpe
No way. Another GOAT talking about his gold Olympic medal:
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Nole said winning Olympic gold is his biggest achievement in his whole career. And in my opinion Tennis, although not being a real sport, well, it's rather comparable to cycling. When it comes to comparing pro career vs Olympics. So Remco would in my opinion trade his (potential) next set for one Tour title, as for current set of Olympic medals, no way. He would say GTFO.
He wouldnt say that but he wouldnt think twice trading it for TDF.. His prep was geared entirely for the TDF, OL was a side piece if thats not clear enough I dont know what to say to you and ive actually talked to him. Carry on this with someone else i find it rather bizzare nothing else.@vwpe
No way. Another GOAT talking about his gold Olympic medal:
ÄokoviÄ osvojil zlato: To je najveÄji uspeh moje kariere | 24ur.com
Novak ÄokoviÄ je na slovitem igriÅ¡Äu stadiona Philippe Chatrier premagal Carlosa Alcaraza in osvojil svojo prvo zlato olimpijsko medaljo. Svetovna teniÅ¡ka zvezdnika sta poskrbela za vrhunski finale, v katerem nobeden izmed njiju ni uspel priti do breaka, izkuÅ¡eni Srb pa je oba niza dobil po...www.24ur.com
Nole said winning Olympic gold is his biggest achievement in his whole career. And in my opinion Tennis, although not being a real sport, well, it's rather comparable to cycling. When it comes to comparing pro career vs Olympics. So Remco would in my opinion trade his (potential) next set for one Tour title, as for current set of Olympic medals, no way. He would say GTFO.
You watch the TDF and this is your conclusion? Was not really close, im convinced not everyone here actually follows cycling very close now.and when has Pog ever beat Remco on a non Lombardia course?
Finally someone. Remco is great but he first needs to show he is stronger and has more watts than Vingegaard first still before even thinking about Pogacar that much is clear.Pogacar has 3 TDF and 1 Giro, including a double this year, winning 6 stages in each GC.
If you want to compare Remco with him, go ahead.
I like Remco, he did an awesome feat yesterday, but the gap between him and Pogacar is massive.
You can mock all you want, but Remco is not winning any Grand Tour Pogacar is competing.
But of course he can fight for scraps in the GT Pogi decides not to run.
It doesn’t take anything away from him, he is a great great rider. But he is no Pogacar.
You watch the TDF and this is your conclusion? Was not really close, im convinced not everyone here actually follows cycling very close now.
"That Tadej went minutes faster than Pantani, you can’t really compare that anymore. Our bikes are now 6.8 kilos, back then they were 9 kilos. All our equipment is tested to ensure it’s the fastest: helmets, socks, base layers... That wasn’t the case before."
Not ***, facts.Politt talking a lot about Pogacar and UAE in a German podcast, which is summarized in this article: https://www.idlprocycling.com/cycli...we-win-this-one-too-theyre-going-to-get-angry
Some interesting insight (like Tadej didn’t eat enough on the stage where he lost the sprint to Vingegaard), but also some proper b*llsh*t like this:
Are you saying that Pantani rode a 9 kg bike?Not ***, facts.
No, and you the have burden of proof since you called bs.Are you saying that Pantani rode a 9 kg bike?
I thought it was common knowledge that the bikes in the 90s weren't heavy monsters, but apparently not. Here you can see three different sources:No, and you the have burden of proof since you called bs.
Lol. Those articles means little.I thought it was common knowledge that the bikes in the 90s weren't heavy monsters, but apparently not. Here you can see three different sources:
https://road.cc/content/feature/pantanis-1998-bianchi-vs-pogacars-2024-colnago-309423
https://www.bikeradar.com/features/retro-pro-bike-marco-pantanis-1998-bianchi-mega-pro-xl
https://www.cyclingnews.com/feature...catone-uno-bianchi-mega-pro-xl-reparto-corse/
Approximately 6,96 kg with pedals and bottle cage.
= Politt speaking BS.
If you watch the podcast, he doesn't really have a clue how heavy bikes were back in the day, he just made a guess.Politt talking a lot about Pogacar and UAE in a German podcast, which is summarized in this article: https://www.idlprocycling.com/cycli...we-win-this-one-too-theyre-going-to-get-angry
Some interesting insight (like Tadej didn’t eat enough on the stage where he lost the sprint to Vingegaard), but also some proper b*llsh*t like this:
"I don't see what could prevent him from achieving the double at the World Championships in Zurich on a course that suits him," concludes the 79-year-old Belgian (Merckx). "If he's in the same shape as today, even Tadej Pogacar will have difficulty beating him."No one is expecting Evenepoel to just win the WC. [[deleted content]]