I agree with you that for his ability he should have more, but to win races you have to go there! to really deserve more he has to actually go there and winNo, he deserved to have more GT wins.
I agree with you that for his ability he should have more, but to win races you have to go there! to really deserve more he has to actually go there and winNo, he deserved to have more GT wins.
I hope next year he'll set his sights on the Giro-Vuelta (by the way, he's already gave away one).The only concern will be whether Pogacar wants to return to the Giro. 😰It would be an interesting plot twist, wouldn't it?
I hope next year he'll set his sights on the Giro-Vuelta (by the way, he's already gave away one).The only concern will be whether Pogacar wants to return to the Giro. 😰
And he goes. He is just facing the best GT rider ever.I agree with you that for his ability he should have more, but to win races you have to go there! to really deserve more he has to actually go there and win
No, he deserved to have more GT wins.
true, but he should have gone to giro and vuelta already (not just one time)And he goes. He is just facing the best GT rider ever.
He will next year, unfortunately for Almeidatrue, but he should have gone to giro and vuelta already (not just one time)
Idk. If Vingegaard retires after this year and is remembered just as the boogieman who stole two TdF titles from the GOAT I think he will be remembered as a more mythical rider than if he adds two Giros to his palmares but gets smacked in the Tour every single year. I think it's hard to see a scenario where his career is defined by anything other than being the guy who beat Pogacar. I really hope he doesn't retire, Pogacars dominance would be beyond comical without him, but I don't think it would hurt his career narrative.His palmares looks bad to me. He is way better than his results. He can't finish his career with just 2 TdF.
He is not a rival anymore. He lost 2'10" today.Idk. If Vingegaard retires after this year and is remembered just as the boogieman who stole two TdF titles from the GOAT I think he will be remembered as a more mythical rider than if he adds two Giros to his palmares but gets smacked in the Tour every single year. I think it's hard to see a scenario where his career is defined by anything other than being the guy who beat Pogacar. I really hope he doesn't retire, Pogacars dominance would be beyond comical without him, but I don't think it would hurt his career narrative.
I don't care. The point is that Jonas is literally the only one who can even hang in there with Pogacar on 1km hills. Seriously, without Vingegaard Pogacar could have just ridden away from his opponents on roughly 5 occasions during the flattest first week in recent history. With Vingegaard Pogacar does at least have to work for it.He is not a rival anymore. He lost 2'10" today.
I get your point but I also think you agree with me. We no longer have a rivalry.I don't care. The point is that Jonas is literally the only one who can even hang in there with Pogacar on 1km hills. Seriously, without Vingegaard Pogacar could have just ridden away from his opponents on roughly 5 occasions during the flattest first week in recent history. With Vingegaard Pogacar does at least have to work for it.
It wasn't him who gave it to Kuss, it was Klugge...He'll be regretting giving the Vuelta to Kuss. Now he has to fight for it with Pogacar, and in the future there may be stronger young riders.
It was crazy to give a GT, even to a teammate. They're hard to win. Pogacar wouldn't have done it.
Absolutely. But the Tour is still more interesting with him than just with Pogacar.I get your point but I also think you agree with me. We no longer have a rivalry.
And he goes. He is just facing the best GT rider ever.
You got my point but you still preferred to taunt. Classy!rivalry
/ˈrʌɪvlri/
noun
- competition for the same objective or for superiority in the same field.
It looks like it's a rivalry.