oh noso Pog's shoes were for the Cancer research foundation he's (re)opening...
more and more like Lance
oh noso Pog's shoes were for the Cancer research foundation he's (re)opening...
Fleche Wallonne?!Never thought I'd see less than 500 metres described as "too early".
I know what you mean—but this climb is not exactly his cup of tea.Yeah, whenever I get excited about Nairo, he disappoints. I should know it, obviously. But this year I somehow rationalized that after not having a monster climbing performance in preparation (like he had in previous years, before disappointing at the Tour), that he might have timed it better.
His answer makes sense, but he refuses to state the obvious: I tried, but I had no legs. He made it sound like he lost on purpose. Why would you spend 6 days trying to stay up in the GC otherwise?Sure you would know that better.
His answer makes sense. I still think he will go for GC but probably in a Guillaume Martin way.
If Vingegaard waits 50 more meters he wins, put a gap into Pogacar right away and only ran out of steam once he left the gravel. These Jumbo guys just love to go to early.
Shame for Kämna but he did sound quite relaxed in the interview afterwards. If he keeps this form, he'll easily be a shout for another stage. Having said that, after todays performance I'm not sure many breakaways will want to work with him.
So how much time does Kämna need to win the stage?
2 minutes at the bottom of PDBF? More?
Completely agree. I like the normal climb as well - its perfect for the first MTF before the Alps. 2012 was great, same for 2014, 2017 was ridden conservatively, but that happens sometimes and it was still fine.With the original finish-line, it's a good climb that is worth being excited for. It has been overused, but it has still delivered every single time. 2012, 2014, 2017 & 2020 were all quite good for such a climb.
The gimmick gravel section significantly worsens it. Now it's all about timing the effort of the last 500 m of the climb. Sad for a good 1st category climb to be reduced to that.
He gave him the look... no gifts… next thing you know he’ll be honking yellow bracelets with Pogastrong imprints.Jonas almost died on the finish line.
Pog was already high fiving people 3 minutes after when climbing down.
He looked at Jonas when passing him, wondering why is this JV guy was breathing dust instead of just holding it during the last KM.
France almost relevant ? Incredible.
Good signs for the rest of the race.
Pogačar is superb, of course, we've already known that. But his team doesn't quite match, and Vinegar almost beat him on his preferred terrain.
So what? That doesn't make it forum doctrine.Right, as if LS doesn't apply her histrionical kill it with fire memes against the regular climb as well.
Which is a good thing, considering the kit he's wearing.
If Vingegaard waits 50 more meters he wins, put a gap into Pogacar right away and only ran out of steam once he left the gravel. These Jumbo guys just love to go to early.
Shame for Kämna but he did sound quite relaxed in the interview afterwards. If he keeps this form, he'll easily be a shout for another stage. Having said that, after todays performance I'm not sure many breakaways will want to work with him.
The new Movistar..........Ineos team strategy is to finish with 4 riders in the top 10?
In all seriousness, not a terrible ride by Froome. Maybe he’ll be ready to challenge Chris Horner’s record as the oldest GT winner if he keeps taking baby steps
#marginalgains
Low gear battle. Vingegaard gave it his all but the look across from Pogacar said it all when he hit the line.. Durbridge can get in a break on a stage he has no chance of winning but it seems that the better climbers on his team simply can't manage it.