- Feb 20, 2012
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Totally didn't have anything to do with yeeting himself in to the tarmac the day before Hautacam
Maybe you don't remember but it was TBH who hit him with a very reckless move.
- Sep 12, 2022
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Don't know why his agent is lying and wants to be in the spotlight so much. Pogacar himself said knee issues started stage 17...
Yes, according Politt, his agent is wrong
"I have really bad knee pain": The hidden scare that nearly derailed Tadej Pogacar’s Tour as told by Nils Politt
The 2025 Tour de France was not an easy edition for Tadej Pogacar, even if his four stage wins might say otherwise. The Slovenian prodigy suffered a knee injury that kept hindering him and threatened...
cyclinguptodate.com
- Sep 12, 2022
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Doesn't matter much. It just shows what a snake his manager is. Pogacar in most cases is honest and fair. The opposite of his manager.Yes, according Politt, his agent is wrong
"I have really bad knee pain": The hidden scare that nearly derailed Tadej Pogacar’s Tour as told by Nils Politt
The 2025 Tour de France was not an easy edition for Tadej Pogacar, even if his four stage wins might say otherwise. The Slovenian prodigy suffered a knee injury that kept hindering him and threatened...
- Jul 7, 2013
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Pogi stated that knee problem appeared when he hit his handlebar during Mt Ventoux finish.
While that crash didn't affect him at all in the Pyrenees maybe it did make him more tired at the end.
- Apr 30, 2011
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why not note that when you linked to what you believed to be false claimsYes, according Politt, his agent is wrong
"I have really bad knee pain": The hidden scare that nearly derailed Tadej Pogacar’s Tour as told by Nils Politt
The 2025 Tour de France was not an easy edition for Tadej Pogacar, even if his four stage wins might say otherwise. The Slovenian prodigy suffered a knee injury that kept hindering him and threatened...
I didn't know. In fact I always thought his knee injury was caused by his crash in stage 11.
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View: https://x.com/teamemiratesuae/status/2033860163665309816?s=46
Embarrassing after embarrassing after embarrassing…
Embarrassing after embarrassing after embarrassing…
New Cipressa record by pog:
8:51 yesterday vs 8:57 in the race last year.
View: https://www.instagram.com/p/DVjDeQyDnYO/?igsh=dmRheG8xdWFhcjR2
8:51 yesterday vs 8:57 in the race last year.
View: https://www.instagram.com/p/DVjDeQyDnYO/?igsh=dmRheG8xdWFhcjR2
- Jul 8, 2017
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Not yesterday though. I think it was 2 weeks ago.
This team composition is strange. Very climber-oriented. They could definitely assemble a team much more suited to a Cipressa leadout.
If we could somehow assume that people at UAE know what they are doing, it could point to a plan to nuke Capo Berta and try to make a selection in the peloton there. But as the past repeatedly shows us, they have abolutely no clue and any hope of a successful attack on Cipressa shall fade very soon due to failed positioning of the UAE at the foot of Cipressa ...
- Jul 8, 2017
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And even if they do reduce the peloton on Capo Berta, I think plenty of people will return as they won't have the fire power to nuke the flat as well, so they will probably once again start Cipressa way out of position.
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Very good team. They need to put a hard pace before Cipressa. Maybe reduce the peloton to 80 riders before Cipressa.
There are more teams interested in putting a hard tempo if some sprinters are gone in Berta.
Last year, they failed completely and still were able to destroy the peloton.
Literally the only one in that team that can do a decent leadout to Cipressa entrance.
True. But for Pogacar to win, they don't just need to reduce the peloton, they need to put pretty much everyone (including MVDP) on ropes before Teddy attacks. Last year, their crucial failure was positioning.
- Jul 8, 2017
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Don't think any team would be interested to help UAE set a hard tempo before Cipressa.
They are better of to save their helpers in order to be close(r) after Cipressa and chase Pogacar.
I
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last year they had wellens and more importantly narvaez, we are underestimating the importance of what narvaez did last year, he's literally perfect for that effort, he has that explosivity that can create gaps even on 4-5% gradients even before pogacar attacks. Nobody on this roster can do that, the only one who might do a similar thing is del toro, but imo not as well as narvaez
Vermeersch and McNulty can both push between Capo Berta into Cipressa, but that also depend on how hard they had ridden the Capos. Ride Capos too fast and they are likely gone.
Dont really understand the fuss, either way.
Then best case scenario you have Christen and Del Toro for Cipressa.
But its not like other teams will just roll over and let them do it, give them a freeway to race exactly like they want.
Best case scenario will always be hard to execute no matter who is selected or how you play things.
Wanting to do something and being able to, is tough in this race.
Dont really understand the fuss, either way.
Then best case scenario you have Christen and Del Toro for Cipressa.
But its not like other teams will just roll over and let them do it, give them a freeway to race exactly like they want.
Best case scenario will always be hard to execute no matter who is selected or how you play things.
Wanting to do something and being able to, is tough in this race.
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It’s unbelievable to think who is selecting this roster. He has to be new to cycling. Idk what grobschartner & mcnulty are doing here. The race needs explosive type of rider who can make a 2-3 minute lead out not a diesel type of rider. Cosnefroy & Morgado are the perfect fit but the most efficient way imo is to have oliviera instead of either one to position the team for cipressa but in any case the team selection today is destined to fail
Maybe they are planning to put up the pace from Capo Berta with the diesels.
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weve talked about the ventoux sprint numerous times last year in this thread , also when wellens talked about it
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