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• mij12-02-2026
  another reason to love MVDP. he didn't make the easy switch, he didn't join a super team already. he did the hard work to make a team a super team.
• Zamorano12-02-2026
  Pogi is the final boss
• Pedalmasher12-02-2026
  Well he’s a bit of a primadonna. Comes from his soccer/football roots, so carefully creating his schedule to yield the best exposure is going to be paramount.
• Davide11-02-2026
  El Toro Loco appears to have the temperament and ability one of a couple who i respect in UAE..
• velodan11-02-2026
  Evenepoel and co. have put one set of UAE riders to the sword. If they can do the same to this group the final test is the man at the top- Pogacar!
• mobk11-02-2026
  Give it a rest. Remco has over 30 wins at WT, WC or Olympics level, including over time a few serious whuppings of Pogi. Everyone knows that Pogi is the GOAT. But that hardly means that top 10 riders like Jonas, Remco, MvdP, Almeida, Mads etc. are nobodies
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  Rafionain-Glas11-02-2026
  I'm not sure how I got you to defend Jonas
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  Rafionain-Glas11-02-2026
  Obviously the best thing would be to remove the winners of (most) Grand tours from 1991 to 2005 from the history books to truly clean the records of EPO. Non-EPO doping, the sort Lemond and Merckx used, have to be included as clean. The thing is that it's not possible to go by the obvious, only what was proven right after the EPO era ended. Armstrong confessed early enough after retirement, while Riis and Ullrich confessed later, relatively, and Pantani died. It's obvious that Induráin was, like them, doping, but unfortunately it doesn't work like that (as much as I would like it to). All this was decided quite a while ago, and no-one wants to go back to discussing it, as it's cut and dried
• aphg111-02-2026
  he experimented on himself with amph pilules 💊 as all did in his generation. double standard.
• aphg111-02-2026
  you think he was battling hinault and fignon without taking amph? delusional