Yes, especially when you've already won the GT in which you're wearing the white jersey.Saw a suggestion somewhere, that maybe there should be a rule change so that if you've won a GT, you can no longer win white.
I'd say limit it to 3 GT appearances under the age of 25. At least then you've got a max of 3 years of it.
A solo win by anybody would great.Pogi to do a Vino today to save his ‘3 stage wins/GT’.
Or someone else like Politt. Just want some solo win.
Would be fitting, at least if you already won that specific tour previously,Saw a suggestion somewhere, that maybe there should be a rule change so that if you've won a GT, you can no longer win white.
...not by anybodyA solo win by anybody would great.
I'd like to see a silver jersey for the rider above 35. Seriously. That would be fun.The white jersey does seem a bit silly at the moment... I wonder if the promising young man who's won two Tours and four monuments can maybe someday become a contender when he's older.
The silver fox jersey, I like it.I'd like to see a silver jersey for the rider above 35. Seriously. That would be fun.
I'd like to see a silver jersey for the rider above 35. Seriously. That would be fun.
Jonas said he and Rog are going to ride the Vuelta!
Yep, they will share the cap in Vuelta.Jonas said he and Rog are going to ride the Vuelta!
I think that would be fair. Unless a team is really stuck, most guys that age are only doing one GT a year anyway so it's likely only going to stop the top level talent from competing multiple years (Pog, Remco, Rodriguez etc would all drop out earlier than usual)You mean, riders would be out of the competition after their first three GT appearances, even if they're still young enough? Would riders who started, but didn't finish, also be out of it?
That going-through-Louvre thing is just magnificent.
It most certainly is.That going-through-Louvre thing is just magnificent.