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- Sorry Pops, that's delusional parental bias. Your boy was 3rd. Period. Woulda, coulda, shoulda doesn't make the wish & dream true prognasticating the future. Humility & respect are appreciated traits. If Remco's occasional heated actions are on display, it's maybe fair to connect some dots back to parental figure as an influence. Benefits of doubt would give hope Pops comments are taken out of context & click baited all of us.
- That's true and he'd be feeling confident considering his Tour podium.
- I'd like Del Toro to go back. THAT'S some unfinished business.
- It was a high likelihood he would have won the 2023 Giro had he not come down with covid. By the time he had withdrawn he had won two stages and was leading on gc by almost a minute. I doubt Tadej races the Giro next year. If Tadej and Jonas don't race it and Remco can keep the rubber side down he has another good chance to win the race.
- UAE asked Wellens to do the late races before Pog crashed. For sure they would like Del Toro to win, but they did not suddenly ask Wellens not to ride the Worlds when Pog withdrew.
- It is obvious.
UAE want del Toro to win so they can have the Rainbow Bands in the team.
Wellens would assist Remco in denying del Toro, potentially being a satellite rider (and a long range attack is what is best for Remco).
UAE don't want that, so are sending Wellens to the CRO race so he can't help Evenepoel
- So Belgian and therefore so ironic.
Start by getting along with or accepting each other and maybe representing your country won’t be such dilemma.
Funny how when we hear about this kind of thing it’s always from the same countries, Belgium for the men and The Netherlands for the women, unless of course you count Tadej’s refusal.
- What was funny was that Red Bull's official news website didn't state how long the contract is for
- Michael Goolaerts (RIP), Briastre: in 2018 he suffered a cardiac arrest and crashed.,which was sadly fatal.
Johan Museeuw, Arenberg: suffered a serious fractured kneecap in 1998 which threatened his career
Davide Ballerini: Fractures of the hamate and trapezium bones in the left wrist in 2025. Ayco Bastiaens also sustained a left collarbone fractured, while Stefan Küng sustained facial and knee injuries and Silvan Dillier fractured his right hand, still completing his work for van der Poel.
- luke and tom on Race Communique podcast talk about the race and the way it was ridden and how it frazzled the leaders more than normal-- super interesting segment I thought
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