Tour de Romandie, April 29th - May 4th

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Christen hasn't done any tt work this year but he's in great form and it's not reall conventional, very technical/punchy which would usually suit him.
In Zurich, he did the first section better than Romeo (the most technical section).
Before the stage, I had him among the favorites because it's a very technical and short prologue. He wouldn't have a chance in a longer ITT.
 
Apr 13, 2025
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But Oliveira is at least riding for the team on course for the wins record and just won twice recently…
With all due respect, but in Abruzzo.
In a major races, he doesn't usually win.

They're good riders who sacrifice to be domestiques; it's also fair that they get their compensation without receiving hate.
 
May 6, 2021
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Every time I see Cerny's name I'm reminded of that poster who appeared from nowhere in the 2020 Giro and was completely insistent that he was going to win a 200k+ flat stage on the morning of it, and that he'd put some money on, even though he must've been about 500/1 and there was absolutely no prior indication. Anyway if my memory serves, the stage got cut in half because of some freak hurricane, the break got about 20 minutes and Cerny managed to get away. I like to think he's off on his own private island somewhere after taking the bookmakers for millions.