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I still think that he will go for Vuelta.
That is also something what only really does make sense. This year WC RR and IT are just too good for Tadej to take any risk and racing Vuelta before such a great oportunity is not the best idea. I am just happy he himself said WC Rwanda and TdF are his main goal this year. I still hope he goes to Giro and waits with Vuelta this year.
He doesnt have to decide that yet, but I think it is likely he skips Vuelta if everything goes to plan in the Tour. I only really see him doing it if has to exit the Tour early for various reasons that could happen.
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No, he won't. He can't gain 2 kilos in 3 weeks and he need to be heavier to drop everyone in PR
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I’m waiting for that to happen, maybe except Tour.Gonne be more emotional damage for someone this coming year. Buckle up while more history unfolds and continue to be written right infront of our eyes.
'I think that he can still improve a little bit' - Tadej Pogačar's coach to increase Slovenian's strength and intensity training for 2025
UAE Team Emirates coaches Javier Sola and Jeroen Swart on how they power and nutrition have changed the sport and Pogačar's preparation
Smith machine and towel on the bar costs more than just a few style points. Not to mention bib shorts and cycling jersey in the gym.
I mean, for Pogacar's Tour prep low diffing the Giro is probably less of an obstacle than a specific prep to win cobbled classics.
This dude is completely dellusional. He is not even a top10 climber in the world and I bet my car he will not make top3 in the Giro.
He wasn't doing any strenght training under Millan. That's crazy!Gonne be more emotional damage for someone this coming year. Buckle up while more history unfolds and continue to be written right infront of our eyes.
'I think that he can still improve a little bit' - Tadej Pogačar's coach to increase Slovenian's strength and intensity training for 2025
UAE Team Emirates coaches Javier Sola and Jeroen Swart on how they power and nutrition have changed the sport and Pogačar's preparation
They didn't see LA in his peak era.
If van der Poel is in peak shape for the race and rides tactically intelligent (means don´t take any turns, when he rides with Pogacar, at least until the last hill..), I can see him staying with Pogacar. Unlike Liege-Bastogne Liege, climbs are still easy enough for van der Poel.
Both yates and ayuso are trained by the quasi trainer san milan but ayuso is not even at level of yates yet he wants to beat pog 😆
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