Van Aert already decide to focus on the TT next year.
At this rate, his better chances will be in the mixed relay ITT
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Van Aert already decide to focus on the TT next year.
The faces of half the forum members right now2 winners today.
- Remco Evenepoel
- Wout van Choke memes
wrong - he did - it was shown on TVWout not going to Remco to congratulate him was poor sportsmanship.
Secretly he was the one who knocked on Van der Poel's door. Tactical masterclasses start before the race.What's up with his mouth :O Acute herpes infection? Looks weird as if someone beat him up :O
Remco went to van Aert, not vice versa.wrong - he did - it was shown on TV
That sheds some light on the MvdP story.What's up with his mouth :O Acute herpes infection? Looks weird as if someone beat him up :O
Secretly he was the one who knocked on Van der Poel's door. Tactical masterclasses start before the race.
He didn't. He congratulated everyone else, and made Remco come to him...don't know if you noticed, but Remco won. Wout should have gone to him, not the other way around.wrong - he did - it was shown on TV
Now you know how we feel when the grand tour stages finish at 1:30am in AustraliaCan I go to sleep now?
If France had been all-in for a defensive race, it would have been up to Belgium to make the race hard. It could have played out quite differently, but this was of course a far better race.Laporte winning that sprint tells you all you need to know about the French tactics.
Biggest winning margin since…?
Nah, that's Wout and Tom when you tell them they have to work for someone else.The faces of half the forum members right now
Didn't even need to be all in for a defensive race, but you cannot just let your second string ride with Evenepoel and especially not when you have a credible sprint winner behind. They had better learn, because I want to see whether Evenepoel can brute force solo away from the world's best at the biggest race. With Van Aert or Alaphilippe on the same team depending on the race, he won't often simply need to, though.If France had been all-in for a defensive race, it would have been up to Belgium to make the race hard. It could have played out quite differently, but this was of course a far better race.
Pretty sure already next season you'll regret calling Skjelmose a randomerWhat a strange bunch of randomers chasing Evenepoel in a World Championship final here.
Last year they actually made the race hard, but overall I think that has more to do with the quality of their riders than him...Tommy Vs record in the Worlds is actually amazing. Picked up a ton of medals since he took over
Pogacar wasn't on a great day it seemed, Mathieu out, Alaf not 100% still etc etc. Ended up a bit anticlimactic, we needed some more quality riders todayMy God what an annoying race. What are the major countries thinking, letting a big group with Evenepoel as the only star rider slip up the road? Pfff...