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Jumpyjohn
25-01-2025
Can’t be good at both without being excellent at either?
Ride1974
25-01-2025
I still don't know, is Narváez a sprinter or a climber?
Mistermaumau
25-01-2025
I don’t think you’ll find ANY ageing cycling enthusiast who hasn’t gone through this kind of “torture” at least once. As long as it’s not permanent you get over it. Get better safely, I may miss this season but am pretty happy my torn meniscus has healed itself (not a given closing in on 60) well enough to contemplate more racing next year. 2025 will be about recovery and testing but with a new child and heavy renovations I’m looking at it as the luck hidden in bad luck :-)
verve825
25-01-2025
7 years seems pretty lenient for killing one's wife.
mdemartino
25-01-2025
Jonas (probably instructed by Visma) low-key seeding a media cycle about UAE’s carbon monoxide abuse because he knows he’s not at Tadej’s level anymore.
awp
25-01-2025
I thought Visma was still using this technique but were about to stop using it soon. Anyway, it will probably be banned soon enough.
awp
25-01-2025
I can imagine being super fit and having to wait a while, I broke my foot two weeks ago. It sucks, I hope Remco has another great year and can improve in the Tour. Even if he's still on the third step, maybe the gap won't be so wide.
acem82
24-01-2025
Praying for the family.
awp
24-01-2025
Agreed, this is only marketing for a business. Back in the day, riders would just get in breaks to show off for the sponsors. I won't say cycling should be run differently but maybe those in power should explore different way of running things.
Domingo
24-01-2025
UltimateOpportunist you clearly don't know much about cycling. Why do you think Mancebo only races for a minor team in poor quality races in weird places? Drugs ban anyone?