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Exactly, that was what came into mind watching the race. Scout report to sola about jonas zones to make the final adjustments on isola 2000.
- Mar 20, 2022
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Better than ever. Since MSR, I have been saying he is on a different level. What he did in MSR was otherworldly! And 2 days ago in Combloux he just rode knowing no one would be able to follow him.
- Mar 20, 2022
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Sola, you created a monster! What a mediocre coach can do to a rider's progress!
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View: https://x.com/BikesNWatts/status/1933914325913067573?t=_HTAGAs2MVXXllfECj2aSw&s=19
View: https://x.com/CyclingGraphs/status/1934157471796625669?t=dQqlv35fsPYtUKFjmblh0A&s=1
The youtuber came back to his normal calculations after the underestimation of fridays pog effort. I assume its due to the gaps with vingegaard not being embarrassing like it was on friday. As we said earlier, his calculations always had +0.1w/kg compared to watts2win calculations.
Yesterday:
Watts2win: 6.43 w/kg for 39:30
Lantern. rouge: 6.53w/kg
Friday
Watts2win: 7.38 w/kg for 19:47
Lantern rouge: 7.21w/kg
If it's with L.r calculation pog was around 7.48 w/kg on friday.
View: https://x.com/CyclingGraphs/status/1934157471796625669?t=dQqlv35fsPYtUKFjmblh0A&s=1
The youtuber came back to his normal calculations after the underestimation of fridays pog effort. I assume its due to the gaps with vingegaard not being embarrassing like it was on friday. As we said earlier, his calculations always had +0.1w/kg compared to watts2win calculations.
Yesterday:
Watts2win: 6.43 w/kg for 39:30
Lantern. rouge: 6.53w/kg
Friday
Watts2win: 7.38 w/kg for 19:47
Lantern rouge: 7.21w/kg
If it's with L.r calculation pog was around 7.48 w/kg on friday.
- Jun 1, 2015
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I’m probably missing something but the numbers yesterday weren’t that much better than Vingegaard and Roglic in the 2022 Dauphiné I don’t think. Pogacar for sure could have gone a lot faster and likely would have been over a minute ahead of those guys if you put current Pogi in that 2022 race, but it doesn’t seem like Vingegaard’s numbers are significantly better this year than that day.especially given that he emptied the tank yesterday and looked like Pogi that day in 2022 with plenty in reserve. Am I missing something?
lanternerouge.com
Jonas Vingegaard and Primož Roglič Destroy Solaison Climbing Record - Lanterne Rouge
Jumbo-Visma climbing performances in Criterium du Dauphiné were strong. On the hardest climb of the race, Jonas Vingegaard and Primož Roglič set a blistering time up Plateau de Solaison, beating the previous record for the climb set by Jakob Fuglsang in the 2017 Dauphiné by almost two minutes...
lanternerouge.com
- Nov 6, 2023
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- Mar 20, 2022
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Thanks. Back in time for the last stage of Dauphiné and probably another stage win.
- Mar 20, 2022
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Pogacar was cruising. I have a feeling he was testing Vingegaard and trying to assess his w/kg level.I’m probably missing something but the numbers yesterday weren’t that much better than Vingegaard and Roglic in the 2022 Dauphiné I don’t think. Pogacar for sure could have gone a lot faster and likely would have been over a minute ahead of those guys if you put current Pogi in that 2022 race, but it doesn’t seem like Vingegaard’s numbers are significantly better this year than that day.especially given that he emptied the tank yesterday and looked like Pogi that day in 2022 with plenty in reserve. Am I missing something?
Jonas Vingegaard and Primož Roglič Destroy Solaison Climbing Record - Lanterne Rouge
Jumbo-Visma climbing performances in Criterium du Dauphiné were strong. On the hardest climb of the race, Jonas Vingegaard and Primož Roglič set a blistering time up Plateau de Solaison, beating the previous record for the climb set by Jakob Fuglsang in the 2017 Dauphiné by almost two minutes...
This is the stupidest take I heard today. Go to 40:15 and listen to Blythe's words.
He says: ''I honestly think on Jonas.. he is gonna demolish this Tour de France''
''I think he's gonna rip it open''. These words are said after Stage 1 of the Dauphine and Jonas' attack there.
I don't know what nickname we can give to Blythe after this? Any suggestions?
- Jun 17, 2024
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True. You have to discount that—plus stay ignorant to every other result of him like WC to now, basically and the numbers in all races, which scream he has improved alot even. Absolutely zero people should be surprised at how easily he rides away, imo.
Looking back for ancient times which are irrelevant today will always leave you surprised. Shocking i know..
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- Mar 20, 2022
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Most of those "experts" talk like they know something else but their opinion is based on pure wishful thinking (it’s hard to see the same rider winning everywhere with a dominance not seen since Hinault). There is no other way to see it.
Best stage racer, best classics rider, best sprinter (compared to GC riders), best puncheur. Fortunately his TT setup looks a bit off, if not he would win TTs this year (not flat TTs but hilly? I believe so).
Best stage racer, best classics rider, best sprinter (compared to GC riders), best puncheur. Fortunately his TT setup looks a bit off, if not he would win TTs this year (not flat TTs but hilly? I believe so).
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- Jul 7, 2013
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Teddy is a classics specialist who can climb a bit.
- Mar 20, 2022
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Of course lol. I forgot the most obvious one.
I remember vividly after the col de la Loze stage in 2023 Patrick Broe was saying that it was Pogacar's usual level in the mountains and that he is a glorified puncheur.
Listen carefully to Pog's words. He is saying jokefully that he hopes this is his best season ever. His words: ''This year if everything goes to plan it will be the best season ever''. This is the difference with him and the others. He is not fighting Jonas, Remco, Mathieu and all the other mutants today.
His goal is to take down the ORIGINAL MUTANT called Merckx and be the undisputed king of this sport.
- Mar 19, 2009
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He might just be referring to his best season ever, because right before that he says that he says every season that it's his best so far. Still I think you are right as well. Just would probably happen to be one of the best, if not the best ever, depending on how the rest goes.
I found more interesting that he thinks he's more or less maxed our physically now. Even though that should not be a surprise given is absurd level.
- Mar 20, 2022
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If he wants to have the best season ever, he needs to win the Tour, Vuelta, WC and Lombardia. So maybe Vuelta is on the menu?
- Oct 30, 2023
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I’m like who the heck would say this and then I realize PEROTEO IS BACK!!
View: https://x.com/dauphine/status/1934212026928427359?t=oJbmDiDa8I7Qsc0s-uxoxQ&s=19
Pogi has neverstopturning wheels 😅
Pogi has neverstopturning wheels 😅
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Jesus, can you write my username correctly for once?
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