Bevort caught up 7 seconds from T3 to Finish, so it is possible to strike back in the end If Saegert is within range.
All depends on Segaerts being to able to follow his pacing plan.
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Bevort caught up 7 seconds from T3 to Finish, so it is possible to strike back in the end If Saegert is within range.
What about Swedes?Alright, Norway. I'll make you a deal:
We get the stage races*.
You get the time trials.
*I know that's not World Championships.
What about Swedes?
Had you made them a deal...They're irrelevant.
Has Barboza - the Colombian guy - finished yet?
I mean, surely... would have been a terrible time to be overtaken by Holm Jørgensen, who did a terrible time.
According to PCS, Raúl García Pierna won with an average speed of 1672 kph.
Had you made them a deal...
According to PCS Logan Currie is 1.68 mt for 85 kg...According to PCS, Raúl García Pierna won with an average speed of 1672 kph.
To turn them relevant.Why would I make deals with irrelevant people?
Cycling's, obviously, great for weight loss.According to PCS Logan Currie is 1.68 mt for 85 kg...
I think TT bronze doesn't sway much.
Road race winner will decide I think. Van Aert may win if he wins the WCRR, and if Pog wins he probably also wins Lombardia anyway.
All I know is Foss is the only World Champ on that listFoss wins two races all year, both ITT's and he comes 3rd in your Velod'Or list. Wow.
That's so unvikingish of you.They can stay irrelevant.![]()
in the interview the other day he said that it should be a good route for him, and he'd be disappointed if it's not a podium at the very minimum.I expected a bit more from Milesi. Until today he was the only guy who had actually beaten Segaert in an ITT this season. I expected him to fight for a top 5. Then again, Milesi started cycling late and isn't a great bike handler (crashed out of the Italian NC ITT), so he probably lost a decent amount of time because of his cornering on this route.
So did Adam Holm. He had his worst day on the bike ever. The youngsters could be suffering from jetlag.So same as van Dijke, he finished miles behind his own expectations. Are those youngsters just overconfident, or really this unable to assess their own chances?