Tour of Denmark 2021 (10th to 14th of August)

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Sep 5, 2016
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After watching this years big stuff, including TDF, and Olympic games..federations or trade teams better figure out what these guys are eating for breakfast..Don't know if TT times are benchmarks of overall talent but I am liking Denmark.
 
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Sep 26, 2020
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Wow, that was an impressive sprint by Pedersen, even though he probably wouldn't have won, if Groenewegen and Nizzolo hadn't collided.
 
Sep 2, 2011
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Groenewegen tried going right when he had some room on the left. That possibly cost him the win, but I'm not sure since Pedersen was very strong.
 
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Jul 13, 2012
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Think Pederson have still beat Groenewegen but Nizzolo did feck any chance he had. Cut across the Uno X guy too
 
Apr 10, 2019
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Pedersen is a beast on those uphill drags. Steimle will be a guy to watch out for in the spring classics in the coming years.
 
Jul 4, 2009
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This is the difference between pure sprinters and the more puncheur-ish ones. I wonder if Cavendish will state that the hill was too much for him, or if there were other reasons for him not being present in the sprint.
 
Jul 4, 2009
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In 2016, Cort won the sprint here after his two closest opponents touched shoulders. In 2021, the same thing happened when another Dane won. What a trend.
 
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This is the difference between pure sprinters and the more puncheur-ish ones. I wonder if Cavendish will state that the hill was too much for him, or if there were other reasons for him not being present in the sprint.

One of the reasons was definitely that Evenepoel destroyed his chances of being at the front, but Cavendish might have indicated that he wasn't feeling great.
 
Sep 26, 2020
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Pretty decent gaps between the riders after two sprint stages.

I'm not sure anyone in the top 5 will be able to hold on tomorrow. I know Pedersen won in Vejle four years ago, but I can't really see him replicate that this year. But if he doesn't lose too much time and can take bonus seconds on Friday, he still has a chance, if he puts in a great TT. There's no doubt about who the biggest favourite is though.
 
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Jul 4, 2009
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I'm not sure anyone in the top 5 will be able to hold on tomorrow. I know Pedersen won in Vejle four years ago, but I can't really see him replicate that this year. But if he doesn't lose too much time and can take bonus seconds on Friday, he still has a chance, if he puts in a great TT. There's no doubt about who the biggest favourite is though.

I wouldn’t put my money on Pedersen either.
 
Mar 13, 2021
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If Mads is getting close to his usual after summer form i also wouldnt bet against him.

One of the smarter guys in the peloton who is usually super good in saving himself until the right moment.
 
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Apr 12, 2015
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The punchy Kiddesvej laps are disfavoring Remco IMO. He has to go earlier.

Otherwise, the likes of Teunissen, Van Der Sande and Kragh Andersen are better bets.
 
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