Classic Loire Atlantique

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• vappaxbipmv16-03-2025
  But it wouldn't be a terrible idea IF you were only allowed to put in a rider from development team for the last stage of the stage race. Extra experience for them, real racing, pro peloton and very unlikely they will make any actual difference
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  maria2024202416-03-2025
  You don't have domestique, Tom. It's a problem. Without Del Toro, for sure Ayuso would not be in front of you.
• Evan16-03-2025
  yes
• Mistermaumau16-03-2025
  He’s not unlike SK, people just don’t want to accept their decisions
• Pedalmasher16-03-2025
  Really happy for Matteo, especially despite not having much team support over the last couple of days. He's strong and in great form. He'll be a strong teammate for Jonas in the Tour. Also happy for Magnus—he's had a tough two years, and this is a well-earned reward for his dedication. Ineos have really come out fighting this year and I'm really liking this from them.
• Jkolner12316-03-2025
  Is this a joke?
• Cyclingsbestfan16-03-2025
  He has declined leadership though in the past? Lack of confidence? Hedging your bets works sometimes, at other times it is better to commit and go in big.
• Cyclingsbestfan16-03-2025
  Pidcock is starting sound like a more mature rider. It may be the media reports when he was at ineos skewing things, but he starting to sound like a defferent person.
• Cyclingsbestfan16-03-2025
  Yep If he could just get some consistency going with his form, he would be a rider to be reckoned with in any gc race. As it is he blows hot and cold.
• yuckly16-03-2025
  I was watching the race live, and it seems like this crash could have been avoided. A pre-race course inspection and appropriate signage.