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His junior trainer (who had also trained his father) said he didn't get the genes from his father's side, but from his mother. So no contest.
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”Remco Evenepoel the Aaron Rodgers of Cycling”
I see where you are going with this and I cant you say dont have a point.
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”Remco Evenepoel the bringer of Fire and Fury, One Man battling the Unbelievers ”
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The "Is Remco at his fighting weight?" thread
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I’m categorically against changing thread titles, so I’m disappointed.
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It all makes sense now. He has the weight of a nation on his shoulders. I've always said he could still lose weight in his upper body.
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Itzulia is always a great race. Jonas away from the Tour is in the ranks of the mortals on his TT bike so I expect Remco to gain an early advantage but he will need a lead ahead of the final stage because Krabelin is a really brutal climb where I expect Vingegaard to demolish everyone.
Remco hasn't been at altitude camp yet so Jonas will win easily.
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Can't wait for Itzulia.
Burger King vs Fisher King
its far from the finish though
That final stage is more like a CSS, which is Remco's wheel house
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True but we have seen the race change course decisively there in the recent past when Roglic wrestled the lead from McNulty with Pogacar on a leash working to try and help keep the GC lead of McNulty.
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Belgium is not such a big country and doesn't have many mountains. Surely the weight of the nation is a lot less than other big cycling countries.
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Pogacar only a few seconds faster than (63kg+?) Remco on 30min climb.
View: https://twitter.com/WattsinCycling/status/1770125885561049216
View: https://twitter.com/WattsinCycling/status/1770125885561049216
Did everyone went full gas the whole climb?
Exactly. Pog rode alone and even eased off in the end. Still faster than the group and the others sprinting for the win last year, in worse conditions.
Pog could have gone faster and in better conditions would have smashed the time here even more. It is not really comparable. Two different leagues.
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Jonas was at altitude camp in February. Itzulia is in April, he will not feel the effects of the altitude training camp he did in February.
Slavique Nuke
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Pogacar slowed down considerably towards the end, he had time to stop the session on his computer early so that Remco could keep the Strava KOM, and then he started to celebrate. While last year the three sprinted for the stage win.
He could easily have beaten Remco's last year time by at least a minute in much worse conditions if he wanted to.
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