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• abstractengineer17-03-2026
  It aint game over if people are willing to pay. Froome is yet to retire.
• mobk17-03-2026
  Terrible headline. Top 5 is great, but it's never described as "dominant"
• abstractengineer17-03-2026
  Kevin has become quite delusional. He lost by >6 minutes to Jonas in a week race, not even Pogi, a GT is comfortably won by 2 minutes. A nobody named Georg Steinhauser beat the Ineos million dollar twins to 3rd place, so no podium🤦, that's not called dominant
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  Rafionain-Glas17-03-2026
  Meeus is on better form - faster in Algarve, stronger in Omloop het Nieuwsblad (7th) and Kuurne-Brussel-Kuurne (10th), resulting in a victory in Le Samyn. Philipsen's done nothing - DNF'd at Omloop het Nieuwsblad, 18th at Kuurne-Brussel-Kuurne and nowhere in Tirreno
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  Brucegel17-03-2026
  Pogi is a good man with a kind heart.If only we could control what everyone around us says and does but we cannot.Everything we do has some risk.The benefits to sport and cancer research most definitely outweigh those risks.
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  Rafionain-Glas17-03-2026
  Each attack needs to create some separation, even just a bit, so van der Poel has to close it down and spend energy doing so. Last year, with most of Pogačar's attacks, van der Poel simply latched onto his wheel. Pogačar towed van der Poel up the whole way. Mathieu even saw getting a drink as being more important than closing down Pogačar (who did exactly what Lenny Martinez did to Nric Mas on the final stage of the Dauphinè - shameful!) "I'll just finish doing this first..." From the overhead shot Pogačar's attacks bothered Mathieu just as much as Visma's Tour de France attacks did to Pogačar himself. Also, Pogačar's smile at Seixas on the podium of Strade Bianche was a serious grimace of menace.
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  leedorney17-03-2026
  8pm bedtime 🤔
• Ride197417-03-2026
  I don't think Tadej's dominance kills cycling or makes it boring, but having the two strongest riders in the world on the same team, that doesn't smell good.
• Ride197417-03-2026
  Quite amusing to watch how much negativity is thrown at Horner on this article. I still like his insights. Maybe he's old school, but not everything he says is irrelevant.
• Ride197417-03-2026
  Now that he's probably got the GC leadership for the team, I'm curious to see what he can actually do. For Itzulia Basque Country he's facing Del Toro, Seixas, Roglic, etc. (according to PCS's start list)