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- Regardless of how strong and how good a temamate he is, he remains a human being and cannot ignore the consequences of a rib fracture. While broken ribs typically heal on their own within a few weeks, engaging in cycling, which involve movement and strain on the ribcage, can hinder the healing process. With a rib fracture he can not help Pogacar anyway. Thus a responsible UAE chief would take João out of the race for João's own safe.Jakob11-07-2025
- He's so strong and such a good teammate. He can bring back almost any attack by just raising the tempo. Hoping he feels better by Monday so he can show his class in the mountains.velodan11-07-2025
- The poor guy has most likely left the Tour if not tomorrow, then within af few days. Yes I have cracked a rib, and it can be as painfull just to bend a rib.Jakob11-07-2025
- Ever crack a rib? It all depends on which one (s)- it can hurt or it can't.
ScottG11-07-2025 - Every time I read something from PharmStrong I regret I did. I know- it's my own fault.ScottG11-07-2025
- Cracked ribs- ow.ScottG11-07-2025
- Would've, could've, should've.ScottG11-07-2025
- Agreed. These stages are being raced like classics.ScottG11-07-2025
- Please stop giving Lance Armstrong a platform. Allowing him to gain anything whatsoever from cycling only devalues your own brand's validity.
GarudaBlend11-07-2025 - João Almeida has broken a rib and the UAE team just say he will continue the race. While he may continue, he will be worthless in the mountains and no help to Pogacar.Jakob11-07-2025