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Is every crash the same?[deleted]
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Yeah leap is probably not insane, but considering his level before any increase is detrimental to everyone else literallyDont think it is a huge leap.
Pog is so far trying one year, then fine tuning for next year. It is been the story for some of these races. They try and then assess. Go again.
Speculating, he is maybe one or two kgs heavier compared to last season for this time of the year. It makes some difference and that maybe he had more punch towards the end here, for the sprint. A bit more power.
They also "only" rode Cipressa 2 seconds faster afterall and Pidcock put up a great fight until the very end.
I believe MVDP also said after the finish last season that "you almost had me" or something to that effect.No issue? Last year MVDP gave everything he had to stay on Pog's wheel. Everything.
This year Pogacar managed to climb the Cipressa in record time and cooked MVDP. When they got to the Poggio MVDP had nothing else in the tank.
I think MvdP was cooked on top of Cipressa and only worked because there were no other Alpecin riders in the chasing group. If Philipsen was there he would for sure not pull at allPogacar: causes crash that injures Van der Poel
Van der Poel: "You have my undying loyalty"
The Pogholm syndrome is real
There's no reason not to back yourself if it all comes together and you get to recover for a short whileI think MvdP was cooked on top of Cipressa and only worked because there were no other Alpecin riders in the chasing group. If Philipsen was there he would for sure not pull at all
MVDP winning a sprint of a reduced bunch with sprinters in it would be very slim.There's no reason not to back yourself if it all comes together and you get to recover for a short while
I think he knew he stands no chance against the peloton in a sprint because he was cooked at the top of Cipressa. So either you drop immediately and don't even try to follow and let the group catch it back while you suck wheels or you do what he didThere's no reason not to back yourself if it all comes together and you get to recover for a short while
If you don't pull at all after the Cipressa, you're gonna be recovered by the time it's time to attack on the Poggio.I think he knew he stands no chance against the peloton in a sprint because he was cooked at the top of Cipressa. So either you drop immediately and don't even try to follow and let the group catch it back while you suck wheels or you do what he did
There is a common tactic which is called "neutralizing an attack" as I rememberThe most logical is to go with the move you are in, when you are ahead. You still have a chance to win if continuing rather than letting oneself be caught.
Otherwise, it is a mistake to follow the move in the first place.
Usually you are doing it for a teammate in that case. It doesnt make much sense to expand the energy or effort otherwise in this race.There is a common tactic which is called "neutralizing an attack" as I remember
If he doesn't pull after Cipressa they're getting caughtIf you don't pull at all after the Cipressa, you're gonna be recovered by the time it's time to attack on the Poggio.
After which you take a breather, and then just drop all the chumps on the Poggio as per usual.If he doesn't pull after Cipressa they're getting caught
Not every negative opinion is doping related, and therefor not every negative comment belongs in the Clinic. It's not difficult.Seriously, it's just annoying. They can go to the clinic and talk badly about Pogacar but no, they decide to taunt in every thread.
Its not even the TP thread!![]()
"He hopes". Always funny to remember these posts before the race. Then he can't take the criticism about his laughable posts (where he is clearly taunting those who like Pogacar).I hope he eventually wins all of them, just not in the same season, spread it out a bit, make him less dominant
