Vuelta a España Vuelta a España 2023, stage 16: Liencres Playa - Bejes, 120.1k

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Looks like Jumbo are reshuffling their cards as Vingegaard has improved in the second half of the race or maybe that was always the plan and it was just a bonus to have the other two in the top three. Either way, Jumbo is winning all three grand tours this season. Has that been done before ?
 
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I think this makes Vingegaard favourite now but the dynamic between Roglic and the rest of the team will be interesting. Is he being held back or has he simply not got the legs to attack. Either way he has barely showed himself for this entire race. Kuss showed some vulnerability today and its still not a given that he finishes on the podium as I think he is the most likely of the 3 Jumbos to crack completely.
 
Obviously of course if you have the legs you'll go for the win if you're Jonas. Anything else would be stupid. It's just boring to watch for me as a viewer. And I was a Jonas fan until he became the new Pog.
 
Both Rogla and Kuss were stronger than Vinge on Saturday stage but sit back and did not respond until last km.

I admit that Vinge looked much better today than on Saturday but I still have doubts that Vinge was teams only decision from a get go.
But Roglic basically never attacks from more than 1K out. At least not successfully. It would be strange if he suddenly did it when a teammate is struggling.

Vingegaard does it often and very successfully.