Tour de Romandie, April 29th - May 4th

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Vine using visualisation techniques to picture the cash bonus at the finish, nobody gonna stop him.

A shame uae won again, but wtf is remco doing here.
 
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You're forgetting that Jumbo won three GTs with three different riders, in the last one they took the podium with three riders.
And the ITT World Championship with the fourth or fith domestique.

Nothing has ever matched that.
True that.
 
May 10, 2015
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And he 's a surprisingly decent TT'er as well.

Yeah, obviously he'll lose time on the UAE guys and Remco, so winning this whole thing won't be easy, but I won't be surprised if he wins tomorrows stage, just not with enough advantage.

Think those 4 will be battling it out, Romo also looking good tho. Finally has his Down Under form again.
 
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You're forgetting that Jumbo won three GTs with three different riders, in the last one they took the podium with three riders.
And the ITT World Championship with the fourth or fith domestique.

Nothing has ever matched that.

Nice deflection, but how about we take a look at the data
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May 6, 2021
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There's widespread amnesia about Jumbo's monstrous year. They dominated on every major races.
Foss won a World Cup 😅, no a stage like Vine
No there isn't, Visma were heavily criticised at the time, to which they would respond 'well what about Sky'. When Sky were on top and getting criticism people would respond 'what about Quickstep, what about US Postal.' The one constant remains this false sense of victimhood from fans of the Real Madrid of the day, it's as tedious now as it was back then.
 
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Maybe somebody with more cycling nous than me can explain what I just saw there. The whole group was together and Vine just said ok, I'm going to go for it and the rest of them just said "good on you, you got this mate" and let him go.
yeah, and Vine didn't attack from behind either. There were four guys (not Remco or Almeida) spread out so that all were directly behind them, and not a single one made the slightest attempt to follow. It was strange looking.
 
Apr 30, 2011
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For now. Sagan took a little time to become a proper puncheur from what I remember?

Louis Barre is having a great season. It's not difficult, but think that makes him IWA's top points scorer now.
He was already an elite puncheur in 2010.

The last climb today was harder than I expected, and I'm sure yesterday's stage could also be felt.
 
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Maybe somebody with more cycling nous than me can explain what I just saw there. The whole group was together and Vine just said ok, I'm going to go for it and the rest of them just said "good on you, you got this mate" and let him go.
pretty straightforward. For some reason the whole peloton is afraid of remco (except pog and mvdp) and they all wait for him to do something
 
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