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I have never needed a random person on the side of the road filming the race as much as I have needed it now.
If cycling was a TV show we'd be talking about Flanderization right about now.This is the most Remco thing that has ever happened.
I know that happens on here, but in this case it seems like you're jumping to conclusions based on a bias and we're jumping to conclusions from looking at a fuzzy image. Now you also add the sarcastic "earth is flat" bit and its hard to see how you're contributing to the discussion. Couldn't you just say "I don't see Vingo contributing to the crash" without looking to make fun of others?Speculating that it was Vingegaards fault based on nothing is not trying to figure out what happened.
I have fun with all conspiracy theories. If you claim the earth is flat I have jokes about that as well.![]()
I'll have to watch a replay. Hols on, there isn't one. I don't blame Vingo, I blame the roundabout or the impending roundabout.He didn’t make it to the roundabout.
Like Joop Zoetemelk past?
Not as smart.Like Joop Zoetemelk past?
I was uaware this forum had developed into a journalistic exercise. I uses to just banter about cycling on here.I know that happens on here, but in this case it seems like you're jumping to conclusions based on a bias and we're jumping to conclusions from looking at a fuzzy image. Now you also add the sarcastic "earth is flat" bit and its hard to see how you're contributing to the discussion. Couldn't you just say "I don't see Vingo contributing to the crash" without looking to make fun of others?
a lot of enemies being who exactly?Evenepoel has no tactical sense
They were 4 RB, 4 Visma and 2 Lidl in the front split, and then the bonehead wanted to go it alone, instead of eliminating Almerida from the GC.
Vingegaard naturally followed and refused to work (mostly), and with good reason.
Vingegaard apparently sat up when Evenepoel crashed, because he didn't think it was the "right way" to win - and implies he would have sprinted against Evenepoel, which would undoubetly have made him a lot of enemies![]()
When someone tries to tell me why I'm saying something (and suggesting ill intent) then I usually do reply. In this case looking at the replay, my first thought was a touch of wheels-- because I have, and you probably have, been in a crash in that scenario and its remarkable how at least one of the riders goes straight to the ground. From out 30,000 ft view that was my first impression. Others posters were giving their initial impressions.I was uaware this forum had developed into a journalistic exercise. I uses to just banter about cycling on here.
I better skedaddle again since I am letting the team down.
Win win situation, but Evenepoel made it interesting.Evenepoel has no tactical sense
They were 4 RB, 4 Visma and 2 Lidl in the front split, and then the bonehead wanted to go it alone, instead of eliminating Almerida from the GC.
Vingegaard naturally followed and refused to work (mostly), and with good reason.
Vingegaard apparently sat up when Evenepoel crashed, because he didn't think it was the "right way" to win - and implies he would have sprinted against Evenepoel, which would undoubetly have made him a lot of enemies![]()
Does it count if it's self harm?Surely, they should give Remco the most combative award?
Times taken at 1km to go because of the crash, so -10 on the pelotonWhat time does Remco get?
Same time as Vingo - who he was with when he went down - so same time as the bunch?will Evenepoel get s.t. as the bunch, or this the first example of the Roglic-rule?
