Tour de France Tour de France 2024:Stage 21: Monaco - Nice, 21/07, 33.7k (ITT)

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German media talking about giftig stages ....
Ridiculous
Armstrong, Roadman podcast and others saying he was slightly disrespectful, I couldn't disagree more.. No gifts, he gave multiple days w minutes up the road and when he shifted into turbo he just couldn't be stopped. He was ( is) fantastic all around!!
 
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Not sure I'd agree with this; they both did great performances and got CRUSHED. Of course they can both be very proud of their races but perhaps the realization of just how massive their beating was might be just a little too much to take emotionally at the moment.
Given the circumstances Vingegaard had, I think he would have no reason for that.
 
Oct 5, 2009
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OK, I got the order of top 3, and the distance between no 2 and 3 almost by secs. But Pogi's instinct took over yet again.

The only thing I was annoyed about today were the TV producers. Really amateur-like untimed camera shifts.

It feels really strange to look forward to a grand final podium ceremony that doesn't have Arc de Triomphe de l'Étoile in the background...
 
Aug 24, 2009
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This was brutal demonstration of force. Everything else aside, he has secured his place as an absolute legend.
You have to, of course, suspend disbelief at all this. Everyone is going so fast, and Pogacar is going so much faster yet. It is what it is.
 
Armstrong, Roadman podcast and others saying he was slightly disrespectful, I couldn't disagree more.. No gifts, he gave multiple days w minutes up the road and when he shifted into turbo he just couldn't be stopped. He was ( is) fantastic all around!!
The biggest fraud in the history of the sport who famously chased down a rider who complained about the state of the sport has thoughts about "disrespect". Cannot possibly extend a bigger middle finger to Armstrong and his entire legacy. A complete tool.
 
Apr 30, 2011
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Oct 3, 2021
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I wonder what qualifications the official interviewer of the Tour is supposed to have. He uses those Southern European "questions" where he just says something about how great it was, and then lets the rider "answer".

his qualification, other than being multilingual, is to ask soft ball questions of someone full of emotion, adrenaline and a bit knackered...normally.

tbh just getting coherent sentences out of riders at this stage is a skill in itself.

he usually asks stuff that sum up the moment, its never going to anything but superficial
 

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