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  Rafionain-Glas15-04-2026
  It is really crazy how much the motorbikes help. Between favourites it's usually not too bad, but the other riders are worst affected. It may have been possible for the chasers to catch Pogačar and van Aert without the motorbikes, but due to the presence of van der Poel they got their share too.
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  liborio15-04-2026
  You're earning 6 million euros a year and you have an average of 10 years of high-level performance; your focus should be almost entirely on that. Or you could change careers and find a 30-hour-a-week job.
• anonymouscyclist15-04-2026
  Yes, we don’t know when but he confirmed it on his Instagram, mid last year from what I remember.
• anonymouscyclist15-04-2026
  Acta non verba, darling. Less filing, more doing.
• Dalmatian-Dog15-04-2026
  This is where you're wrong... Pogi is already the G.O.A.T. ... AD ACTA!!!
• abstractengineer15-04-2026
  "we share a common religion (Islam, ed.). " has he converted to Islam?
• MidnightRider15-04-2026
  Interesting that you respond this way to my post, which specifically says "we'll never know," but not to the one above, which says MVDP would have won. Sorry if I hit your tender spot.
• megasmacky15-04-2026
  There is zero chance you have the slightest idea what would have happened if MvdP hadn't flatted.
• megasmacky15-04-2026
  Museeuw used to insist you need "a fat bum" to win PR.
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  Rafionain-Glas15-04-2026
  Almeida has always been beaten in Grand Tours by riders his age or older. The exception is Evenepoel at the 2022 Vuelta, but Roglič would've won if things had gone normally. So if, in 2026, he is beaten fairly by a younger rider (Seixas at La Vuelta?), then his time has come and gone