Tour de France Tour de France 2022: Stage 3 (Vejle – Sønderborg, 182k)

[Faserr]

Stage 19 has 0 reason to be a breakaway chance.

Tour de France 2021 Stage 19 results

Matej MohoriÄ is the winner of Tour de France 2021 Stage 19, before Christophe Laporte and Casper Pedersen. Tadej PogaÄar was leader in GC.

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[Lequack]

GC only standings

 

[kingjr]

I didn't see why Fabio lost his lead out. Did anyone see it?

Because Adrien Petit decided he had to overtake some people before the corner, which he then overshot.

 

[Hugo Koblet]

I was in Vejle today, and I gotta say that I've never seen anything like it. People everywhere, people having a party everywhere. The atmosphere was nothing less than amazing. For most people watching this at home, it was probably a very dull stage but being there in person made it incredible.

 

[RobertCrawley]

Because Adrien Petit decided he had to overtake some people before the corner, which he then overshot.

They just interviewed Morkov. He said he should have looked behind to make sure Fabio was there, but I think he's being generous. Morkov was in front, and Fabio should have kept his wheel.

I'm not a fan of Cavendish, but I guarantee you Cavendish would not have lost Morkov's wheel.

 

[titan31]

GC Riders who lost time:
Haig: +39"
Caruso: +39"
Urán: +39"
Pinot: +39"

Martin in that group too. Storer and Majka lowt a few minutes though.

 

[yaco]

BEX needed that win. Groenewegen was a great signing for them.

There is a misapprehension that BEX has had a poor season. They've won 16 races including 7 and WWT level and 4 GT stages.

 

[gunara]

I think I saw Sagan pat WVA on the back a little further up the road after the finish, so there are no hard feelings from Sagan. He's the best.

I saw that too. I for a moment even thought that the finger is for something else...

 

[Skijumper Roglic fan]

I was in Vejle today, and I gotta say that I've never seen anything like it. People everywhere, people having a party everywhere. The atmosphere was nothing less than amazing. For most people watching this at home, it was probably a very dull stage but being there in person made it incredible.

Yeah, the Danish (I am not Danish) are great hosts - amiable, peaceful, fair, and passionate people.

Very happy for Cort that he experienced certainly one of the greatest weekends of his life. He‘s so strong.

 

[RobertCrawley]

I saw that too. I for a moment even thought that the finger is for something else...

From the expression on Sagan's face, it seemed to me that he was not happy when he was pointing the finger at WVA, but after a few moments, he thought: This is the business we have chosen. And so offered congratulations.

 

[18-Valve. (pithy)]

My money was on Ewan before he got boxed in. A shame, really.

 

[Hugo Koblet]

Yeah, the Danish (I am not Danish) are great hosts - amiable, peaceful, fair, and passionate people.

Very happy for Cort that he experienced certainly one of the greatest weekends of his life. He‘s so strong.

Yeah for sure! I think he was happy to just ride alone in the front most of the day. Everyone was chanting "Magnus, Magnus" 20 minutes before he passed by - must have been an unforgetable experience for him. He's a Danish national hero now for sure

 

[kingjr]

They just interviewed Morkov. He said he should have looked behind to make sure Fabio was there, but I think he's being generous. Morkov was in front, and Fabio should have kept his wheel.

I'm not a fan of Cavendish, but I guarantee you Cavendish would not have lost Morkov's wheel.

Why bother quoting me if you don't intend to respond to the point at all? Anyway, statements like the above are pure speculation and entirely pointless.

Might as well say that Cav would not have won the way Jakobsen did yesterday. Guaranteed!

 

[RobertCrawley]

Why bother quoting me if you don't intend to respond to the point at all? Anyway, statements like the above are pure speculation and entirely pointless.

Might as well say that Cav would not have won the way Jakobsen did yesterday. Guaranteed!

You will not find a single instance in his long career where Cavendish's lead out man rode him off his wheel.

 

[hfer07]

Groenewegen is the fastest main in the last 50 metres I'm glad he's back and have the past behind him.

 

[kingjr]

You will not find a single instance in his long career where Cavendish's lead out man rode him off his wheel.

Yes, I'm sure you've memorized them all. Come on, don't be silly now.

 

[Volderke]

From the expression on Sagan's face, it seemed to me that he was not happy when he was pointing the finger at WVA, but after a few moments, he thought: This is the business we have chosen. And so offered congratulations.

I thought the pat on the back was not meant to be overly friendly, more like "I was here at your side and you were squeezing me, next time you know you give me some space".

 

[RobertCrawley]

I thought the pat on the back was not meant to be overly friendly, more like "I was here at your side and you were squeezing me, next time you know you give me some space".

Could be. Judging from his interviews and social media, Sagan is a lover, not a hater.

 

[titan31]

You will not find a single instance in his long career where Cavendish's lead out man rode him off his wheel.

I can think of two instances in last year's Tour where Cav lost Morkovs wheel.

 

[RobertCrawley]

I can think of two instances in last year's Tour where Cav lost Morkovs wheel.

Which races. I'll check them out.

 

[cen]

If we are honest with ourselves, WvA could easily be relegated for deviation today.

 

[dutchdescent]

If we are honest with ourselves, WvA could easily be relegated for deviation today.

Why wasn’t he?

 

[BR2]

Yeah, but Sagan yesterday was not a victim, but boxing himself.

 

[Zoef-Lightning]

Feeling sorry for Sagan as idiot WVA not keeping his line, hopefully DE's DS challenges that to the comms. Not necessarily meaning Peto was a winning horse but the rules are them rules.

DG very humble at the interview. Was not actually jumping high from joy. I kinda see what it can be inside young man, when he's a truly fearsome warrior, then again not planning to kill anyone in his game, but somehow almost managed to get into that situation. And took all the hate this sport can give you, inside his head for a moment.

The only idiot is Sagan. Almost every sprint involved in incidents. Yesterday too. It is an unwritten law that whoever leads the way can choose his own line. As long as he doesn't ride anyone into the barriers. Sagan never got past the rear wheel of Van Aert. Which also left just enough space. The jury knows more about it than you do.

 

[Zoef-Lightning]

Why bother quoting me if you don't intend to respond to the point at all? Anyway, statements like the above are pure speculation and entirely pointless.

Might as well say that Cav would not have won the way Jakobsen did yesterday. Guaranteed!

Cav won the Jacobsen style dozens of times during his career.