- May 5, 2009
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Wow wow wow wow. Congrats young fellow! It was a performance for the ages. Legendary ride for the youngster.
- Feb 20, 2010
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And the other team playing the final 60 minutes with ten men
- Apr 3, 2016
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As Pantani said in 1999, you gotta strike when the iron is hot. Ironically, he may have lost the Giro by demolishing everyone in the mountains that year, but the point still stands.
- May 11, 2013
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Back in the Dawg days this forum was crashing badly. It kept up pretty well with Pog's uber froomesque performance.
- Feb 20, 2010
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Hey, you don't need to tell me. I was on the side of that debate a couple of weeks ago that said no place is a bad time to gain time on your rivals, try to gain time if the opportunity presents itself and worry about shipping the jersey to a breakaway or something like that later and when you're the strongest rider, riding within yourself so that you aren't tired later can blow up in your face.
- Jul 10, 2011
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The mighty have fallen (more or less): Roglic, Bernal, Quintana and Yates. On the other hand, Porte, Linda, Mas and, of course, Pogacar moved steadily up through the GC.
- Apr 10, 2019
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Pogi won the Tour, Roglic won another tour around Nibali's trophy cabinet.
Jokes aside, I feel for him, must be brutal. Congratulating Pogi right afterwards showed that he's a great sportsman.
Jokes aside, I feel for him, must be brutal. Congratulating Pogi right afterwards showed that he's a great sportsman.
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I know, thats why i specifically quoted you
- Aug 6, 2010
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Gigs wasn't the only one who was right.
As it turned out, SBS television was spot on the money!!!
- Jun 7, 2010
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Just realized, Lampre are going to win the Tour. How very 2020.
- Feb 20, 2010
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Hopefully he understands that the real culprit here is Sepp Kuss
If he could have trusted his key mountain domestiques to work on more than two stages where the finish was deemed steep enough (and even then he didn't work on one of them because it was his birthday), maybe he wouldn't be in this mess.
- Jul 7, 2013
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On the second time check (just before the climb) Pogacar had 39'44'' and at the finish it was 55'55''. He climbed 503 meters in just 16'11'' which gives a VAM of 1865 m/h. If not for the bike change his VAM would be close to 1900 m/h...Incredible.
- Aug 3, 2015
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Michael Rasmussen on twitter: In 2007 Rabobank had prepared for the yellow celebration in Paris on Wednesday. This year the party was cancelled just one day before.
Hahaha
Hahaha
This tour did make me appreciate Froome's style a bit more I suppose.
A lot of comparisons were made to sky during this tour, but despite the similarities in strength, the 'taking time whenever you could' mentality didn't permeate the mentality of TJV as much as it did with them. Hopefully they learn from this, the first couple of stages the road goes up, if you're in form and you want to win the tour, attack.
A lot of comparisons were made to sky during this tour, but despite the similarities in strength, the 'taking time whenever you could' mentality didn't permeate the mentality of TJV as much as it did with them. Hopefully they learn from this, the first couple of stages the road goes up, if you're in form and you want to win the tour, attack.
- Feb 1, 2011
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Still salty that guy I see...
- Aug 3, 2015
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- Oct 21, 2012
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Yes. I feel sorry for Roglic as a fellow human being. But he and Jumbo were largely responsible for largely killing the GC battle and the 'big' stages.
Unfortunately I missed some of the fun stages as I'd lost interest
- Mar 29, 2012
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Team Jumbo has bad DS that still don't know nothing about how racing works. They now know everything about drafting good riders, nutrition, material,... But they are still clueless about racing tactics. I base myself on footage of cameras inside DS vehicles during e.g. Tour of Flanders.
- Feb 20, 2010
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I do. I actually wanted him to win as I have been following him since his Adria Mobil days, but at the same time as wanting Jumbo's negative tactics and defensive riding to not be rewarded, because every time aggressive riding wins out over defensive blocking tactics it's better for the sport in the long run and the margin they had was really not sufficient to ride it like a coronation like they did. So it's kind of bittersweet.
Really happy for Porte, super happy. He's shown earlier he is top5 GC tt'er, and didn't disappoint. Just if he could've done this when BMC as Trek jersey is quite stinker...
Pogacar is the new....Pogacar. And how cool headed kid he is. This one for the history books.
Pogacar is the new....Pogacar. And how cool headed kid he is. This one for the history books.
- May 25, 2018
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