I will never understand this obsession teams have thinking they can win bunch sprints with guys who can't beat cees bolYeah, but that's like an extra level of optimism vis-a-vis Askey.
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I will never understand this obsession teams have thinking they can win bunch sprints with guys who can't beat cees bolYeah, but that's like an extra level of optimism vis-a-vis Askey.
Have you read the thread? It was a callback to a previous post.I thought it was bad trolling
He is the spark plug, the real catalyst for aggressive racing, the guy jumps off the front and buries himself trying to make it work. The finish was great but his contribution and process are admirable.. Guy is a cycling superstar.. He wins even when he doesn'tAs predicted Evenepoel just made it stick out of spite, great stage.
And he finished 8th.
As I said, too much pride up in front.
He's also a bit of a putz, but yeah, he is what you say as well.He is the spark plug, the real catalyst for aggressive racing, the guy jumps off the front and buries himself trying to make it work. The finish was great but his contribution and process are admirable.. Guy is a cycling superstar.. He wins even when he doesn't
There's more than two options.Well Remco wouldn't have done any better if he had stayed in the peloton, so he just had some fun while helping to decide the outcome of the stage in the process.
Also to note the last race of Luis Leon Sanchez's career, a long career mostly dedicated to help others but with some very nice wins.
I probably agree with you but I gotta say that strategically Groves getting in a couple of breakaways and being there to contest significant intermediate sprints was a very intelligent long game, his crash and recovery and now this finale, impressive.Congratulations to Kaden Richard Wayne Gary Wayne Groves for winning the stage.
However I'm not impressed by Alpecin's performances on the non-sprint stages in this race. Mareczko would almost have improved the team.
I forgot to put putz..plus he may have had some home school because 40 is a significant number, you can bet the next time 40 dudes roll away he will close that gap!!!He's also a bit of a putz, but yeah, he is what you say as well.
Not Necessarily. Gifted by team, the 3rd strongest man wonFor Americans this is bike racing Christmas.. Thanks Sepp
He really earned that one today, great to see.I probably agree with you but I gotta say that strategically Groves getting in a couple of breakaways and being there to contest significant intermediate sprints was a very intelligent long game, his crash and recovery and now this finale, impressive.
Groves grunted it out today went off the front and pulled through, took his turns and still came up with some juice for the sprint when he was definitely empty
At least it seems to come more natural to Kuss.Why do they have to always speak? I don't get it!
Why do they have to always speak? I don't get it!