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Teams & Riders Tadej Pogačar discussion thread

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Kwaremont is the best place to attack MVP so Pogi would try it anyway (with or without success, time will tell). I think it's good that Pogacar had a weekend without a race, mental rest is important as well and for him cobbles are not the end of the road season (like for MVP basically), he has a lot of goals ahead.
Koppenberg despite being shorter, is a lot harder. I think it is a good place to attack too.
 
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It would be important to test MVP on Kwaremont. This is the only reason I think should have done E3.
Recovery isn't a problem for Pogacar. He can definitely recover better than MVP.
Yes, but they already know the route in every detail.
I don't think Pog needed to test VDP, actually the surprise factor will be a plus imho.

I am so anxious and excited right now, less than 1 day to go.
 
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Hardly takes a rocket scientist to work out where Pog will attack.

These online polls are a bit of fun but barring a crash impossible to see anyone other than MvP or Pog winning Flanders.
Yes. Everyone knows where it will be the attack.

The thing nobody knows is how hard the race will be.

Knowing that something is going to happen is very different from stopping it.
 
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Because MvDP is better this year. The fact that he resisted multiple attacks from the Cipressa in MSR proves it. Pog is stronger too, but we have to see.
I am really not 100% sure about this theory that he is better only because he resisted Cipressa.

Ganna also resisted.

So imho I don't think he is better this year only because he resisted Pog's attacks.

Also, Pog is so much better in 2025 comparing to 2023.
Last year he had the best season ever.

He is rewriting the rules of MSR. What he did in MSR is amazing, even if he didn't win.
 
I am really not 100% sure about this theory that he is better only because he resisted Cipressa.

Ganna also resisted.

So imho I don't think he is better this year only because he resisted Pog's attacks.

Also, Pog is so much better in 2025 comparing to 2023.
Last year he had the best season ever.

He is rewriting the rules of MSR. What he did in MSR is amazing, even if he didn't win.
I completely agree with this. What Pogi did on MSR is something MVP couldn't even dare to dream of.
 
I am really not 100% sure about this theory that he is better only because he resisted Cipressa.

Ganna also resisted.

So imho I don't think he is better this year only because he resisted Pog's attacks.

Also, Pog is so much better in 2025 comparing to 2023.
Last year he had the best season ever.

He is rewriting the rules of MSR. What he did in MSR is amazing, even if he didn't win.
Ah, but Ganna is also better too. I think MVP, unlike 2023, may be capable of resisting Pog on the Kwarmount in 2025. It's just a feeling, so we shall see.
 
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