Not a shot in something like this he would imo barely be a weak domestique if strong enough for that. The guy has 2 GT and zero top 10 in monuments id say a hard pass on that. In GT yes indeed he is second best.Vingegaard is better than Remco.
Not a shot in something like this he would imo barely be a weak domestique if strong enough for that. The guy has 2 GT and zero top 10 in monuments id say a hard pass on that. In GT yes indeed he is second best.Vingegaard is better than Remco.
Not in general, and definitely not in 1-day racesVingegaard is better than Remco.
Dont forget that he also can't win any race that requires above average bike handling and agility.Vingegaard can win any important stage race, Remco has only shown ability to win hilly races. Can't win strade, cobbled classics, Lombardia is a mistery for me, so he is not that versatile in one day races. And he still has to prove he can win GT's consistently
No odds quoted for Castrillo because he's a shoo-in.Odds for the weekends race:
Pogacar 2 to 3
Evenepoel 9 to 2
va der Poel 8 to 1
Hirschi 18 to 1
Jorgenson 25 to 1
Roglic 33 to 1
Van Gills 33 to 1
Alaphillppe 40 to 1
Healy 40 to 1
Cats just don‘t get very old, do they?What the sigma?
Comments like this seem so strange I don’t know if you’re kidding. But even if we accepted that he “can only win hilly races” . . . That’s what this WC is?Vingegaard can win any important stage race, Remco has only shown ability to win hilly races. Can't win strade, cobbled classics, Lombardia is a mistery for me, so he is not that versatile in one day races. And he still has to prove he can win GT's consistently
This is gonne be a epic race. The two best riders supposedly in good form for the WC which is one of the pinnacles of the sport along with the X factor in MVDP which on his day is a superhuman and monster too.
I dont know more than the basic stuff about the route prefer it that way come sunday, but yeah this one gonne be a good one.
Making a list of races that Vingegaard can't win either to prove that he is better than Evenepoel.Vingegaard can win any important stage race, Remco has only shown ability to win hilly races. Can't win strade, cobbled classics, Lombardia is a mistery for me, so he is not that versatile in one day races. And he still has to prove he can win GT's consistently
Don't think, that Roglic will a big factor. He has the vuelta in his legs and in the TT on sunday he didn't look good..The hype is pretty big but such hyped races can also disappoint spectacularly. Finally we need a proper Pogi vs Remco battle. MVP is obviously one of the best one-day racers of this century so he can't be neglected. Ala, who in his prime was a monster on such courses, is also in decent shape. Rogla is an interesting x-factor. Hopefully the race will deliver!
And why wouldn’t he be able to win those races? Because he was so bad on gravel in the Tour? [[Content deleted]]Vingegaard can win any important stage race, Remco has only shown ability to win hilly races. Can't win strade, cobbled classics, Lombardia is a mistery for me, so he is not that versatile in one day races. And he still has to prove he can win GT's consistently
I think it's reasonable to question his ability to win Strade, given his history and bike handling challenges. But to say he "can't" win it is ridiculous, it's all fixable. He's getting a lot better, clearly.And why wouldn’t he be able to win those races? Because he was so bad on gravel in the Tour? [[deleted content]]
Yes, I overlooked the fact that Evenepoel was only world champion for ten months, so his Vuelta and his WC ITT don't count. That means Sagan was indeed the best world champion of this century during his first reign.Based on results or which races they rode? Because purely on results I would put Sagan higher than Evenepoel
Yes, I overlooked the fact that Evenepoel was only world champion for ten months, so his Vuelta and his WC ITT don't count. That means Sagan was indeed the best world champion of this century during his first reign.
I only looked at this century. If you include the previous century Merckx '71-'72, Maertens '76-'77 and Hinault '80-'81 would be the best.
I meant his three stage wins in the Vuelta '23 and his world title ITT. If those counted he would easily beat Sagan's 2016 season. I just overlooked the fact that he wasn't world champion anymore when he won those, so Sagan clearly had the best season in the rainbow jersey.How could his Vuelta ever have counted? It was the '23 Vuelta that was weirdly placed in relation to Worlds, not the '22 one.
Taking out the helpers one by one so he has to play bottle carrier on Sunday?So Mohoric says he's 100% gonna ride for Pogacar and then a day later he's out?
Primoz has visited The Trophy Cabinet(tm) and taken the voodoo dolls
What? Remco is most definitely the better overall rider. Vingegaard's claim to fame is stage racing and especially GTs, but he's not even the best in GTs anymore while Remco is pretty much beasting it across the board the past 2 years.Vingegaard can win any important stage race, Remco has only shown ability to win hilly races. Can't win strade, cobbled classics, Lombardia is a mistery for me, so he is not that versatile in one day races. And he still has to prove he can win GT's consistently
If I speak!!!So Mohoric says he's 100% gonna ride for Pogacar and then a day later he's out?
Primoz has visited The Trophy Cabinet(tm) and taken the voodoo dolls
Sure, if we are gonna ignore time trials, the 2022 Vuelta and GT stage wins. Remco is a much better rouleur, time trialist and one day rider. The difference in palmares, despite Jonas winning 2x Tour, is quite telling in terms of big wins right now. Second best rider in the world, no contest IMO.If we're gonna argue like this Evenepoel is just a specialist in 1 day races where Pogacar can't be arsed to show up
This. I will change my opinion if Remco beats Pogacar mano a mano in WC and LombardiaIf we're gonna argue like this Evenepoel is just a specialist in 1 day races where Pogacar can't be arsed to show up