Dude wins TdF with 1 stage cauae the other guy decides to drop 5 minutes on one stage while most of that Tour is really close.
This meanwhile, We're at 17 WT wins this year. Giro with 10 minutes and 6 stages. Tour with presumably 5 stages and 6+ minutes.
Like dude do you have the slightest ounce of intellectual honesty in you?
I'm surprised to say this, but I'm with Rackham here.
To me the difference is in the level of disruption of preparations. Vingegaard's preparation was far more interrupted this year than Pogacar's was (both this year and last year). Totally impossible to prove of course, but I believe we could be seeing Vingegaard at least five minutes ahead of Pogacar right now without his crash in April, which would make sense about them being on a similar level as GC GT riders (which i still believe them to be; I would still favour Vingegaard fractionally next year in both have perfect preparations), given that Pogacar is attempting the double.
Not that any of what we are seeing makes much sense overall. Whatever these guys got access to a few years ago has seen somewhat steady improvements year by year, and then whatever this new procedure is has been perfected (or close to it) this season, resulting in an abnormal (even by clinic standards) jump in performance (to the point where Vingegaard PDB 2024 is light years ahead of Vingegaard Granon 2022 despite far worse 'normal' preparation).
P.S. I have plenty of posts to catch up on, so apologies if these points have already been made.