clearly not, but still numbers do not seem to suggest he's right up to now. Maybe we are completely fooled by the fact that he's feeling the effects of the crash (which would be totally normal) and in week 3 he produces a performance on pdb/isola level
You said Vingegaard could beat Pogacar in this Tour so we are not alone in having bad takes. Am I wrong?
Without the crash, we could be better without a doubt but poor peloton if that's the case.
Lets wait for Ventoux i think he will put the hammer down on that climb
the crash had an effect for sure, every rider I saw riding a GT who had a crash as pog, even with just road rash had a bit of problems in the next days
I'm yet to see this. Until now, facts are showing you are right but last year he had a way better mountain train than this year (Yates and Sivakov were better and Almeida was there).
To me this miscalculation by narvaez reveals the true depth of pogi. Not that he’s shallower than we think, but that he would normally follow that with ease perhaps because of the crash.
He should rest today and tomorrow until his next bomb on Ventoux
Pogi still had some energy to attack after this leadout so I don't know. But Pogi went a little bit deep to follow him.
I think i saw him now hiding in the middle of the peleton maybe he is cooking something..
Today is the perfect weather for him. I wouldn't rule out another 1'30" gap to Vingegaard.
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