Asgreen look fabulous in the last km, they showed his face, didn't look that tired, even nonchalantly taking a drink still in the last few hundred meters...
Fantastic win
Fantastic win
Asgreen has a mean sprint, just ask MVDP. Great stage and win.
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Riding a hilly time trial on a fixed gear is obviously better training than anyone would have expected.
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Absolutely. I have to eat my words of recent days about his shape.
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Sounds I should have quit golfing today. Yet another full stage night view it seems.Who would have thought that a stage meant to be a sprinters stage (i.e. default win for Philipsen) would end up being one of the most entertaining.
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Is he "Belgian" in the same way Chris Juul is "Irish"? Because this is sure an interesting jersey for a Belgian to wear:
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Doesn't matter, still Belgian.Is he "Belgian" in the same way Chris Juul is "Irish"? Because this is sure an interesting jersey for a Belgian to wear:
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You know I'm opposed to stealing the rider of other countries. And it's not like Belgian has a shortage of good riders!
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While we're at it, Ayuso is American, too, yes?
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In addition to Campenaerts, fantastic job by Alaphilippe, Declercq, and the motos. The motos probably gave enough draft to the breakaway to swing the result.
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This could be a stage for Kasper Asgreen but the course is no doubt too easy for him now that he's back in his best shape he needed the tougher stages but the team made him work for Alaphilippe. Instead I see a good chance for Michael Moerkeov in the sprint finish now he finally gets a chance to ride for himself. All those times he has been sacrificed just so some sprinter could win. It's ridiculous!
Moerkoeov has such a strong work ethic, like Danish people in general. He started in school early, like at age six. That's how it is in Danish society. You must learn! like KRS-ONE says
Before school Moerkoev often had breakfast at home. That's common here. Sometimes corn flakes or other type of cereal and some bread or fruit juice. Or maybe havregroed, a Danish specialty that's like cooked on the stove and served hot or sometimes cold and maybe with honey on top.
For christmas holidays we have a different kind of groeod called risengroed, you prepare it and carry it to the attic (many Danish houses have several floors) to serve to the Santa Claus or actually more often the evil gremlins with red pants that live there and talk to rats all day.
You should have focused more on Asgreen than Mørkøv...
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Hence why he probably wanted to write "it" (wrongly) as many times as possible, even adding that weird bit about porridge (grød), to prove some kind of weird point.
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I used to like Jasper, but after that absolutely idiotic act, I cannot root for him anymore. God, I hope QS and Lotto try to make it a hell to control in Paris - if anything just to make sure he doesn't get the opportunity to win. If I was the Lotto DS, I'd inform the whole team to do all kinds of shenanigans on Champs and hell, thats their best chance for a win anyways.
Asgreen, what a monster performance. Love that guy. If Wout doesn't win in Glasgow, it has to be Kasper!
Asgreen, what a monster performance. Love that guy. If Wout doesn't win in Glasgow, it has to be Kasper!
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So it was you?
Who would have guessed...
No, it wasn't.
I'm glad Asgreen wins something again after his long struggle.$ and that they just nipped it from the peleton is great.
Same for SQS... they really need some wins...
Same for SQS... they really need some wins...
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To all you dog lovers (like me), here is Valentin Madouas kissing his dog on the route.
View: https://twitter.com/cyclartist/status/1682016034860027904?s=20
View: https://twitter.com/cyclartist/status/1682016034860027904?s=20
That was a fun stage. What a ride by Campenaerts. And Asgreen. Good to see him pick up a win in the Tour..
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