Tim Merlier Thread

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In fairness, I don't think many of us have you down as a likely winner of TdF sprints. What is your head to head record against Milan?
I have never beat him!! I will ask Jens Voigt about my chances as soon as I finish my beer, cheesecake and potato chip breakfast casserole, still waiting for the butter to melt!!
I vacationed in Milan briefly but don't believe ever sprinted against anyone with that name.
Don't know if reality TV is as big worldwide as US, but could definitely see a show with... Joes vs Pros having appeal. ..
If I am paid for my humiliation I will race Jonathan Milan at the time and place of his choosing..I will likely be sponsored by deodorant brand, beer and tequila manufacturers, Ozempic and Alpecin on my kit!! He can keep Trek and grocery store..
This could work!! Given events of last days, some humor, even at my expense is needed!!
 
When he can launch his sprint from a good position, he hasn't lost a sprint since stage 4 of the UAE Tour in february when he lost against Milan.

That one stage in the UAE Tour aside, he has won every group sprint he could contest from a good position this year, beating Milan (amongst many others) 5 times. (Only possible exception might be stage 2 of the Baloise Belgium Tour but he was boxed in IIRC)

Milan and Merlier are usually regarded as the two fastest sprinters in the peloton but I think there can be no doubt about who is (and has been) the fastest overall this year.
 
When he can launch his sprint from a good position, he hasn't lost a sprint since stage 4 of the UAE Tour in february when he lost against Milan.

That one stage in the UAE Tour aside, he has won every group sprint he could contest from a good position this year, beating Milan (amongst many others) 5 times. (Only possible exception might be stage 2 of the Baloise Belgium Tour but he was boxed in IIRC)

Milan and Merlier are usually regarded as the two fastest sprinters in the peloton but I think there can be no doubt about who is (and has been) the fastest overall this year.
Hard to keep JP out of that, eh?
 
When he can launch his sprint from a good position, he hasn't lost a sprint since stage 4 of the UAE Tour in february when he lost against Milan.

That one stage in the UAE Tour aside, he has won every group sprint he could contest from a good position this year, beating Milan (amongst many others) 5 times. (Only possible exception might be stage 2 of the Baloise Belgium Tour but he was boxed in IIRC)

Milan and Merlier are usually regarded as the two fastest sprinters in the peloton but I think there can be no doubt about who is (and has been) the fastest overall this year.
Shouldn't have said anything, looks like I jinxed it. :cry: