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As for Lotto, it's probably the team i've followed the most, ever since i was a kid (late 80's to now) and let's just say i don't think much of them when it comes to tactics and strategy.
Full trains just need the entire team to participate, especially when teams consist of fewer riders, and need all of those to know exactly what to do, and be able to manouvre in tight spaces and go full gas for miles, while doing so. It's just not worth it for most teams, unless you have specialists in the team and only one guy, a super sprinter, to take the victory.Red Rick said:I never understand those teams who set up the full train and try to keep it up with 4km to go.Salvarani said:DNP-Old said:So what exactly were Lotto Soudal thinking?
They went up way too early and got lost. Cant really blame Ewan for that either. He trusted his team mates.
Full trains are dying out imo.
As for Lotto, it's probably the team i've followed the most, ever since i was a kid (late 80's to now) and let's just say i don't think much of them when it comes to tactics and strategy.