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"Former Lotto Soudal manager Marc Sergeant, always sober in his assessment, wondered as much in his column in Het Nieuwsblad on Monday, suggesting that Evenepoel – prone to a jour sans in stage races – should divert more attention to one-day racing, citing his victories at the Clasica San Sebastian and Brussels Cycling Classic.
“Perhaps Evenepoel had to rearrange his goals, if only temporarily,” Sergeant wrote.
“If he has a great day in those one-day races, who is going to bring him back? And if you have a dip there, a day is lost, but not a whole week or more. It's going to give him more satisfaction than what he's doing now.”
This goes a lot towards what I have been posting. His recovery is not (yet, perhaps) the best. Maybe as Logic says his FTP is unreal and that is why he has climbed with if not better than many on occasion. But one cannot argue that he has been prone to a fair amount of bad individual days.
Just like Sergeant, I would hate the pursuit of immediate GT success to have him (and us) miss out on the one day exploits he is clearly capable of.
“Perhaps Evenepoel had to rearrange his goals, if only temporarily,” Sergeant wrote.
“If he has a great day in those one-day races, who is going to bring him back? And if you have a dip there, a day is lost, but not a whole week or more. It's going to give him more satisfaction than what he's doing now.”
This goes a lot towards what I have been posting. His recovery is not (yet, perhaps) the best. Maybe as Logic says his FTP is unreal and that is why he has climbed with if not better than many on occasion. But one cannot argue that he has been prone to a fair amount of bad individual days.
Just like Sergeant, I would hate the pursuit of immediate GT success to have him (and us) miss out on the one day exploits he is clearly capable of.