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  santiagobenites23-09-2026
  It's a horribly composed article. It doesn't mention his name until the third paragraph, and even then it only mentions his last name. I miss the days when we had what was called journalism.
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  santiagobenites23-09-2026
  My pick for the win is Isaac Del Toro, given how great he looked while winning the race in Montreal a week and a half ago. My sentimental favorite for the win is Wout Van Aert. I know that that's not going to happen, but I'm sure that a lot of cycling fans would be absolutely thrilled if he did.
• mij23-09-2026
  Ineos didn’t know what they had or how to handle him.
• mij23-09-2026
  Yes and I don’t know any female TT specificalists that are this great. Marlen is amazing, but who else? Vos is a goat but not TT.
• Jumpyjohn23-09-2026
  I don’t know who some is or are but if you read all the other reports with comments by those who were part of that peleton (and there are at least two others with quite some coverage on this website), it seems like some are happy to stay as anonymous as possible because they’re in a very tiny minority. Even the motorbike comments oppose what the anonymous some from this article are giving as an explanation. I think it’s pretty obvious, despite the Montreal course being considered too tough for him, he’s intending to give it his all. And someone capable of finishing LBL with distinctly more elevation gain 3rd shouldn’t be considered inferior to any of Remco, Wout or Seixas.
• Jumpyjohn23-09-2026
  I didn’t but it just confirmed that we should have been discussing what he was up to. He obviously decided stages 2-4 were of no use or interest to him in light of his plan for stage 5, or is someone going to try to convince me he woke up that morning one week before the WC and spontaneously decided he’d go for his own personal training ride during a stage race?
• mobk23-09-2026
  "USA - nearly home advantage". Ha - Canadian fans likely to be booing when they see the Stars and Stripes on the road. Trump's 51st state nonsense not likely to be generating many warm fuzzy feelings between neighbours.
• Jumpyjohn23-09-2026
  You’d have to move to the ladies to find anyone that could be considered equal in that department.
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  leedorney23-09-2026
  If Seixas does it, it'd be meteoric, but I have to go with Pidcock as he's my home man, may the best rider win, whomever gets it, will be a valiant winner 👍
• Jumpyjohn23-09-2026
  Agreed, and I wouldn’t write him off for GTs even as it gets more competitive. If you remember some, like Thomas, who started and had success on the track before slowly improving GT abilities, he should keep the options.