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• RidesHills14-07-2026
  It's really surprising to me how exhausted he looked on the finish line on this stage and stage 6. That's new to me, and I don't know if it will last or if he will recover. To have it the day after a rest day is the real surprise. How will he be by next weekend?
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  Rafionain-Glas14-07-2026
  Nah, in Belgium it is: On a climb 3.5 km at 5.5%, easier than the Cipressa, where Mathieu van der Poel can keep up with Pogačar, Evenepoel was dropped by Vingegaard's constant tempo.
• Lobz7714-07-2026
  Fantastic words, my friend (bruins30)! Chapeau!
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  Rafionain-Glas14-07-2026
  I doubt he'll win tomorrow. Jake Stewart is leading out Biniam Girmay. Fred Wright is probably the only rider who could try something. Fortunately for us, and for everyone else in the World apart from Argentinians and some villages in India, no English rider should be winning tomorrow.
• bruins3014-07-2026
  Wym "he can make up some of this" 😂, he was only 3-9 seconds behind and then caught up and was the best of the rest behind pog
• Zamorano14-07-2026
  At least last year, jonas a little bit more interesting rider than this year, he is more explosive. Visma also a lot more passive this year compare to last year
• mus-musculuspeedypogigonzales14-07-2026
  I would like to say to all the French people...yes, the FRENCH...only the ones that booed Pogi... SHAME ON YOU!!! Are you fools suggesting that Pogi has done something wrong, unethical, or foolish, and that he should genuinely feel guilty or embarrassed about his "behavior," that he should have a superiority complex??? If you think so, then I have very harsh words for you, but I won't say them, because I would be banned for the rest of my life. I know their are also good French people, and I'm apologizing to them.
• Cyclingnut14-07-2026
  He did most of the work but he was at the back for quite a while too. Like at Tourmalet he stopped pedaling a few meters before the line losing speed and head down. He never used to do that.
• mus-musculuspeedypogigonzales14-07-2026
  I would like to say to all the French people...yes, the FRENCH...only the ones that booed Pogi... SHAME ON YOU!!! Are you fools suggesting that Pogi has done something wrong, unethical, or foolish, and that he should genuinely feel guilty or embarrassed about his "behavior," that he should have a superiority complex??? If you think so, then I have very harsh words for you, but I won't say them, because I would be banned for the rest of my life.
• Mistermaumau14-07-2026
  H’s been leading the chasers since the start. Hard to tell how he’ll evolve, is he just missing some sharpness from post Giro recovery or is he tired from it, nothing concrete yet but in either case, he’s still doing well against all the fresh young guns after a Giro win.