Tour de France Tour de France 2023, stage 2: Vitoria-Gasteiz - Donostia/San Sebastián, 208.9k

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Nov 16, 2013
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Literally sat up twice to give Van Aert a chance.

He's literally doing anything you can ask of him, but now he's selfish? Van Aert meanwhile keeps up his tradition of losing his team leader bonus seconds.

Lol, one turn in the final kilometer, and Wout wins the stage.

And I said he was afraid of hitting the front which is not at all contradicted by what you said...
 
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You seriously think Vingegaard just wouldn't have done the same without Wout? Given what we know about him, he's doing really known for cooperating with Pogacar in situations like these. Its a strike once tactic like last year.
You mean like last year also with Wout? Good point .....
 
Feb 20, 2012
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Lol, one turn in the final kilometer, and Wout wins the stage.

And I said he was afraid of hitting the front which is not at all contradicted by what you said...
I'm sorry I can't watch every race so I must have missed him not doing a sprint leadout for Laporte on a technical, wet parcours in the Dauphine earlier.
 
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Aug 3, 2015
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Nah, he's just afraid of any wind. Wout did everything right and closed multiple gaps, even when he had 3 (!) guys in the group. Dno what the hell Benoot was doing there either tbh.
 
Nov 2, 2020
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Skjelmose saying in his post-stage interview, that there is a war on between Jumbo and UAE, and points to Jumbo raising the tempo on a hill today, when Pogacar had stopped to pee ;)
Strange tactics from Jumbo, since when Vingegaard was caught behind (after the flat tyre) because of the crash, UAE stopped pulling and sat up waiting.
 
Aug 3, 2015
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I'm sorry I can't watch every race so I must have missed him not doing a sprint leadout for Laporte on a technical, wet parcours in the Dauphine earlier.
That's Dauphine, he could ride a tricycle up Croix de Fer and still win the race. He knew that race was in the bag before the race started honestly.
 
Oct 2, 2020
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Lots of fun drama and a great stage winner. So Pog has 11 seconds on Vingo, who doesn't yet seem worried.
 
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I'm sorry I can't watch every race so I must have missed him not doing a sprint leadout for Laporte on a technical, wet parcours in the Dauphine earlier.
Fair enough but it still is bizarre that he couldn't lift a finger today.