The thing is: 'normal' after a mental day is not what you would expect. I actually expected both of them to be happy to let a break go as both opf them were rather 'amazingly fast' yesterday. Just watch Gall tomorrow. He'll probably be lucky to arrive with the main peloton.
who knows what happened whether it was a hunger knock, a bad day, the crash affecting him more than it looked like, the condensed prep catching up- even though Vigne is by the body of evidence the better high altitude climber Pog certainly under performed significantly as against those you’d expect him to hold his own against. Reminded me of Ullrich’s implosion on the stage to Les Deux Alpes in 1998 though of course Pog was not in yellow today
neutral, in what world?
Ok my take is that Vingo payed for his effort at Loze.
Neutrals as in so far that there are people on here who don't car much about either Pogacar or JV, even though it seem almost a requirement to take a side when I read some of the posts.
Thought he looked a bit laboured before Kelderman paced him for a while, and the time didn't go down, before he went hard again the last bit.
Why the heck was Georg Zimmermann the 6th best climber in the main group today
Turns out you can't just go and win the TDF on a whim after focusing on a mega successful classics season - AND breaking your wrist completely messing up your prep.
Interesting. I had to look that up.
Does posting in the clinic require to seize all posting in other subforums? What a daft thing to say, which only proves that you don't even understand the definition of the word neutral. Saying something good about a rider doesn't require to be a fan of him and saying something critical of a rider doesn't automatically make you a fanboi of the opponent. Take a dictionary and look up the word...
Since it is Richard Plugge who mentions it, it is probably true. Isn't it good news though? Maybe a bit overdone, 4 blood controls in 48 hours for Vingegaard is a bit ridiculous.
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