One thing that is a very distinct possibility this year is the Ardennes triple from Remco
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Isn’t Pogacar riding at least one of them?One thing that is a very distinct possibility this year is the Ardennes triple from Remco
Isn’t Pogacar riding at least one of them?
Of course it counts!Does this win count for Remco? Or race is too small?
Isn’t Pogacar riding at least one of them?
These top riders don't need to be in peak shape to win these races in the beginning of the season, because they're above the others.And they said he would be starting this season calculatedly undercooked, to reach maximum peak in July. Well, if that's the case, then his peak should be interesting.
Nobody is in peak shape, but compared to last year's start, he's in better form.These top riders don't need to be in peak shape to win these races in the beginning of the season, because they're above the others.
Well, the racers from the underside of the Earth are probably pretty close, but I didn't check to see if there were any of them in these early Euro races.Nobody is in peak shape, but compared to last year's start, he's in better form.
Good start for the weight at the beginning, just need to maintain that for months which has always been the question with him.Remco with the Ben Shelton "Dialed in" Celebration says it all.
Looks like he has finally got his weight at the beginning of the season finally under control
Well Ganna went better last year in Venezuela, so Remco is clearly in a different spot now by comparison.Well, the racers from the underside of the Earth are probably pretty close, but I didn't check to see if there were any of them in these early Euro races.
Sam Welsford has a few wins.Van der Poel, Van Aert, Pogacar, Vingegaard, Roglic, Pidcock, Philipsen, Ganna, A. Yates, De Lie, Hirschi, Skjelmose, Almeida, Kooij, Jakobsen, Ayuso, Rodriguez, Laporte, Kuss, Vlasov combined victories this season: 0.
Evenepoel victories this season: 1.
We are not the same.
Well, he ain't in the list, is he now?Sam Welsford has a few wins.
Van der Poel, Van Aert, Pogacar, Vingegaard, Roglic, Pidcock, Philipsen, Ganna, A. Yates, De Lie, Hirschi, Skjelmose, Almeida, Kooij, Jakobsen, Ayuso, Rodriguez, Laporte, Kuss, Vlasov, evenepoel.Van der Poel, Van Aert, Pogacar, Vingegaard, Roglic, Pidcock, Philipsen, Ganna, A. Yates, De Lie, Hirschi, Skjelmose, Almeida, Kooij, Jakobsen, Ayuso, Rodriguez, Laporte, Kuss, Vlasov combined victories this season: 0.
Evenepoel victories this season: 1.
We are not the same.
What wins has Remco got against Pogi in long races? The world champs in Aus but Pogi wasn't really in form then and there were idiotic tactics (marking Remco with Tratnik and then not chasing down that group??) at fault too. Remco is not explosive enough to drop Pogi so when Pogi is on form then Remco is not beating him. I would say Pogi is pretty much unbeatable in Liege when he is on top form. I think he would have won in 2020 had Alaphillippe not swerved in front of him, and this was early Pogi not like he is now who was fatigued because of the Tour. He won in 2021. In 2022 he missed because family stuff and 2023 he broke his arm. Out of all the races you would say Liege suits him best so it's very hard to beat him there. Plus Pogi will be on good form as is last race before the Giro. Pogi will win LBL this year unless he breaks his arm againPog is not unbeatable at Liege. Plus, Remco does have some wins against Pog in long races (and vice versa)
Damn. I’m in good company!Van der Poel, Van Aert, Pogacar, Vingegaard, Roglic, Pidcock, Philipsen, Ganna, A. Yates, De Lie, Hirschi, Skjelmose, Almeida, Kooij, Jakobsen, Ayuso, Rodriguez, Laporte, Kuss, Vlasov combined victories this season: 0.
Evenepoel victories this season: 1.
We are not the same.
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