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- My honest bold prediction is that Pogacar will skip the tour in 2028 to focus on the olympics. I think that year he will do TDU or UAE then Strade, Itzulia, LBL, Giro, National Championships, Olympics, Vuelta and Il Lombardia (2028 worlds is a sprinters course so Pogacar will skip the worlds I assume).
- The irony. Michael Rasmussen? says what? And, it's not Rex's fault he has a better personality than Rasmussen.
- You're delusional af if you think she's more versatile
- GC over?
- I'd say she's more versatile. Pogacar can obviously win Omloop but he's never tried. Conversely, Vollering doesn't go for Roubaix even though she can win it
- Quite possible... he's just come back from altitude, meaning that it's sometimes difficult to adjust but also that he should be on good form soon. If that doesn't come round tomorrow and the day after then his participation should be seriously considered. But it's more than form - Wout brings experience and creates a good atmosphere, much like Alejandro Valverde. Although I don't expect disagreements in Visma's TDF squad.
- Van Aert should not be on the Visma team for the TDF. He is broken after his Spring victory and Visma needs every bit of power to challenge Pogacar.
- He's like the UCI's court jester
- This has long passed the ridiculous.
- In the Tour, it looks like Ineos will have Filippo Ganna, Joshua Tarling, Thymen Arensman, Kévin Vauquelin, Dorian Godon, Michal Kwiatkowski, Oscar Onley and Carlos Rodríguez. That's a seriously strong team for the TTT
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