Women’s RR - World Championships 2024 (September 28)

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This was really dumb from Vollering, should have forced Kopecky do chunk of the work or risk letting ELB go away for good. And then she was the one closing down Roseman-Gannons early attack and to cap it all off led out the final sprint as well. With all the talk of internal rift at SD Worx , she was for some reason hell bent on making sure Kopecky won this race.
 
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Can anyone explain the Dutch tactics here?!

What a disasterclass once again.

They were in control for most of the race and ended up with just 5th... Mind-blowing
The Dutch tactics were: everyone is riding for Vollering, nobody else is allowed to win. And if someone is in position to win, Vollering will personally make sure they aren't anymore.

Vollering is just not smart. What she needs is a coach who is. But the current national coach for the Dutch has delivered disasterclass after disasterclass, even if they still managed to win quite a few times despite of that. Luckily this was her final race as national coach.
 
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The Dutch tactics were: everyone is riding for Vollering, nobody else is allowed to win. And if someone is in position to win, Vollering will personally make sure they aren't anymore.

Vollering is just not smart. What she needs is a coach who is. But the current national coach for the Dutch has delivered disasterclass after disasterclass, even if they still managed to win quite a few times despite of that. Luckily this was her final race as national coach.
TBF, with so many big names (and egos) and no team radios it's hard to improvise and Vollering is just sooo bad at race tactics, teenage Remco style.