'I was not aware that that I had to stay up to win. I was not told of this.'Translation?
'I was not aware that that I had to stay up to win. I was not told of this.'Translation?
one day racer in his heart , stage races are not for himYes, it was clear Vingegaard rode to win and Evenepoel rode to show that he's a very strong boy.
Not to say that Vingegaard's riding was very inspirational or attractive, but he doesn't have anything to gain from cooperating with Evenepoel. Somehow ol' Remco still doesn't quite understand tactics.
"Braces adjusted" lol. He said he was switching hand position to the drops and then hit a pothole.i was on my way to get my braces adjusted when, at that exact moment, there was a pothole i hadn’t seen and that wasn’t signposted. that’s when i lost control of my handlebars,” evenepoel explained about his crash.
as for the damage? “i’ve got a bit of pain everywhere. my elbow, back, hips are all scraped up. we’ll have to see what the exact consequences are for the rest of the week. i need to let my body recover a bit now and then see this evening and especially tomorrow morning. the elbow has taken quite a heavy knock; we’ll see what’s possible.”
on his race tactics and the joint attack with vingegaard: “i rode to win. that was also our plan today with the crosswinds.” he then added a dig at vingegaard: “what others’ tactics are is their problem. i don’t pay much attention to that. in any case, it was clear who was riding to win and who wasn’t.”
2nd volume of the big book of excuses when?
Tomorrow's stage was changed, no final climb due to wind gustsThis time tomorrow.
Almost sure he went on this adventure today so he can find an excuse for tomorrow.
Tomorrow's stage was changed, no final climb due to wind gusts
and yet it is a perfectly good excuse.Hopefully there'll be no "it's not an excuse" phrases this week.
Hopefully there'll be no "it's not an excuse" phrases this week.
These together with Aldag & Denk's standard work "1000 gute Ausreden für den Profiradsport" should cover all scenarios.2nd volume of the big book of excuses when?
Like Pogi?This thread seems to be turned in to a place to make fun of him no matter what happens. It's not fair. His effort was remarkeable and his crash unfortunate. We can discuss tactics but in the end as a spectator we should encourage riders that show an uncanny willingness to race.
agreed.This thread seems to be turned in to a place to make fun of him no matter what happens. It's not fair. His effort was remarkeable and his crash unfortunate. We can discuss tactics but in the end as a spectator we should encourage riders that show an uncanny willingness to race.
WHAT?
Only u usually feel it most two days after the crash…Very frustrating he crashed but tomorrow will not be a GC day now, so some time for some recovery.
I think it's possible to both;This thread seems to be turned in to a place to make fun of him no matter what happens. It's not fair. His effort was remarkeable and his crash unfortunate. We can discuss tactics but in the end as a spectator we should encourage riders that show an uncanny willingness to race.
Ridiculous. Losing your temper in the race and gesticulating at Vingo is not whining, its a lack of composure and racecraft and exciting for the fans. But its not whining and its not making excuses. The main excuses i see are fake strawman excuses made by his detractors.It’s funny how some fans are either blind or just don’t want to admit it.
He’s clearly talented, no doubt about that, but he’s also a huge whiner.
What makes him so annoying is that he seems to complain in every race, and when things don’t go his way, there’s always a new excuse ready.
He keeps building up expectations that he doesn’t really live up to.
If he were a bit more humble, he’d probably have way more supporters. As it stands, he just comes off as arrogant, annoying, and hard to like.
You can get away with that kind of attitude when you’re a true dominant champion who consistently delivers.
Otherwise, it just sounds like whining.
