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- UAE's job is to win. not be polite. Movistar is just sore because their big signing, Uijtdebroeks, is a total fraud.
- if he is unwell why is he racing
- He’s been chasing down Jorgensen for a few years now. I don't think changing his behavior now would make much of a difference. The peloton has most likely noticed
- Your reading skills are lacking!
No where did my statement say I hated Pogi.
I only referred to the fans booing YOU !
- When you consider the precedent (Armstrong chasing down Simeoni), there is an argument that Pogačar should have been more careful so as not to do actions which would encourage a comparison.
- Well, it is certainly less boring than something like stage 3 (a mountain bunch sprint where you already know who wins)
- They're only going after him because they know it doesn't take that much of their horsepower to get him. They're just too good to take risks.
- I'm certain Pogi knows he's already done that.
- It could be said that flat stages like these are boring. Everything comes down to the bunch sprint, and anyone could win it. I'd much rather have a solo win vs a bunch sprint and more special if it's from a breakaway. The chase is always exciting.
- About 95% of them were without him and people were not absent. I don’t get the feeling tdf crowds have outgrown others lately, you should try visiting any popular tourist spot completely out of season in Europe these days it’s like the middle of summer used to be 20 years ago, same with concerts, festivals, any location made famous by movies. Given the amount of effort ASO have made to promote the Tour since he turned up, the result in growth is actually quite disappointing.
Cycling has growth in certain areas, non traditional markets, non traditional times of the year and non traditional events (think gravel) but those are not doing much for tdf growth which was basically as popular in 14&15 as in 20 or 22 or 25.
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