Lots or riders lost time in the last sector if they faded. Anywaym both today's ITT's were competitive and good viewing.
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no longer used to longish TTs like these anymoreLots or riders lost time in the last sector if they faded. Anywaym both today's ITT's were competitive and good viewing.
Cancellara?Can't think of anyone better in a one day tt than Evenepoel in history tbh, have to feel for Ganna.
Sadly yes. Both Innsbruck and Harrogate were great, we need more of them at the WC!no longer used to longish TTs like these anymore
That was Anquetil wasn't it?And how did he win 9 Grand Prix des nations?
Palmares slightly better at the moment definitely, give it a few years.Cancellara?
Vine needs aero training wheels. Sorry, but the guy crashes out of half the stage races he rides, he needs to work on his bike handling skills.Congrats to Remco ...hope he has something left for next week to bring it to Pog
Poor jay Vine ...was going so well and had such a bad year ...has alot of talent
Tarling was a bit disappointing
Isn't it more aero without a powermeter?Remco himself says he was just struggling the last kilometers. Rode without a powermeter, which is pretty insane in a TT. Normal that you struggle in the end then
Which is why Merckx, Coppi, Maertens, Koblet, Kelly, Ocaña, Gimondi, Baldini and Van Springel all won it prior to the introduction of a TT world title...That was Anquetil wasn't it?
The French like to tell everyone Grand Prix des nations was the unofficial World Championships but they are just statpadding, composed mostly of French bakers and a couple of Italians. Remco is beating the best of the best in serious international events.
lol, yes, in the slipstream of 2 cars and another rider. He was 15s faster in 1km hahaha. For all those still denying how much advantage you get overtaking another rider on a flat straight in a TT.
Which is why Merckx, Coppi, Maertens, Koblet, Kelly, Ocaña, Gimondi, Baldini and Van Springel all won it prior to the introduction of a TT world title...
Yeah. 'What first attracted you to millionaire remco evenepoel'?
It's not that hard if you get used to it, but then again, speaking a Bawarian dialect here in South Tyrol probably helps a lot...I'm watching a Swiss stream, have to say Swiss German is harder to understand than Luxembourgish. (Heard Kung's interview in his native tongue.)
I lived in Bavaria for a few years a long time ago, but still struggle with Swiss German. But you're right, it just takes some time for the ears to adjust.It's not that hard if you get used to it, but then again, speaking a Bawarian dialect here in South Tyrol probably helps a lot...
Both Wiggins and Cancellara were better than him. For Martin the WC ITT of course was always the main goal, cause he wasn't much good at anything else.Huh?
Four time world champion.
50 ITT wins.
He had the unit on his bike but it didn’t calibrate. He did his chain backwards to try it again and that’s why it dropped.Isn't it more aero without a powermeter?
We also get regular Swiss TV around here, so I'm more used to it.I lived in Bavaria for a few years a long time ago, but still struggle with Swiss German. But you're right, it just takes some time for the ears to adjust.
I mentioned Cancellara as well, who probably is the GOAT of ITTs.Both Wiggins and Cancellara were better than him. For Martin the WC ITT of course was always the main goal, cause he wasn't much good at anything else.