The order is in no particular arraignment. I wondered how we didn’t have a poll for who will win Le Tour, so here we are.

I think Vingegaard can beat him.I wonder: people who vote someone other than pog do you really believe in your vote or is it hope or do you just want to express that rider is underrated?
Personally I can only see someone else winning if something happens to Pog, from covid to mechanical at a bad time.
I truly believe Roglic can beat him, he really hasn’t been dropped by Pogi in a stage race(Lombardia a different story, since it’s only one day of effort, and in the Tour 2020 he wasn’t taking Pogi seriously, ditto 2019 Vuelta) and has astronomically better team support then him.I wonder: people who vote someone other than pog do you really believe in your vote or is it hope or do you just want to express that rider is underrated?
Personally I can only see someone else winning if something happens to Pog, from covid to mechanical at a bad time.
My vote is for someone I believe in.I wonder: people who vote someone other than pog do you really believe in your vote or is it hope or do you just want to express that rider is underrated?
Personally I can only see someone else winning if something happens to Pog, from covid to mechanical at a bad time.
Ouch, painful to see that.Who will win the Tour de France?
- Tadej Pogacar
Votes: 00.0%- Primoz Roglic
Votes: 2100.0%- Jonas Vingegaard
Votes: 00.0%- Aleksandr Vlasov
Votes: 00.0%- Ben O’Connor
Votes: 00.0%- Geraint Thomas
Votes: 00.0%- Dani Martinez
Votes: 00.0%- Jack Haig
Votes: 00.0%- Jakob Fuglsang
Votes: 00.0%- Vino/Other
Votes: 00.0%
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I've bet on Roglic, but I wouldn't if he was the same odds as Pogacar.I voted Roglic but, gun to my head, I’d put my money on Pogacar if I’m being honest.
They are stirring the pot............or they hope he will win but know he won't............This is the beauty of this forum and the fans. It has nothing to do with betting. Two people put Jack Haig. LOL. Cannot even win a 1 week race.
Drunk Australians or Irishmen.This is the beauty of this forum and the fans. It has nothing to do with betting. Two people put Jack Haig. LOL. Cannot even win a 1 week race.
Come on, let's be real here: underneath all the exterior façade of bravado, confidence & belief in the Pog supremacy of Pogacar's greatest superfans, we all know deep down they're going to be just like the rest of us who support other mortal riders: stressed & on the edge of their seats when the action starts. Also, with eyes mainly focused on the Jumbo duo, but especially Roglic. Who are they kidding here? 3x Vuelta winner who in his own words said he had a "super preparation"? If there's someone who's going to take the real fight to the Pog, it'll be Roglic.I wonder: people who vote someone other than pog do you really believe in your vote or is it hope or do you just want to express that rider is underrated?
Personally I can only see someone else winning if something happens to Pog, from covid to mechanical at a bad time.
Actually the COVID thread that you mentioned is very realistic to Pog. Other than that JV has two very strong guys and if Rogla achieves form from the last summer it will be a good fight.I wonder: people who vote someone other than pog do you really believe in your vote or is it hope or do you just want to express that rider is underrated?
Personally I can only see someone else winning if something happens to Pog, from covid to mechanical at a bad time.
Well, from stage 10 last year, when Vingegaard got going, he beat Pogacar on GC, dropped him on the Mont Ventoux and beat him in the TT. And no, Pogacar didn't let him do that.This is almost always just a "Who do you want to win?" poll.
Otherwise you could post the market odds and ask, "Who do you think represents value?"
Anyone who genuinely believes that anyone is a better chance to win than Pogacar should be putting their money where their mouth is.
Roglic's season was interrupted with the knee injury. I think it's reasonable to believe that he has greater room to improve from Dauphne to Tour than Vingegaard.Well, from stage 10 last year, when Vingegaard got going, he beat Pogacar on GC, dropped him on the Mont Ventoux and beat him in the TT. And no, Pogacar didn't let him do that.
In the Dauphiné, Vingegaard looked like he was on a Sunday stroll on the Solaison where Roglic was towed to the line.
Vingegaard has a much, much better team than Pogacar.
It's not a non-contest.
I want Roglic to win but don't believe he can after seeing him being less imposing this year than usually.