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"Peter Sagan, Mathieu van der Poel, Wout van Aert, I’ve always run into someone stronger" - Oliver Naesen talks classics and the rise of Decathlon AG2R La Mondiale Team
15 December 2024
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"This year it will be different" - Will this Decathlon AG2R La Mondiale rider be France's next world champion?
14 December 2024
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"The lesser gods often ride faster than the leaders like Wout Van Aert" - Oliver Naesen observes that it's often better to slow down at winter camps
12 December 2024
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French rider Aurélien Paret-Peintre reacts to his brother's departure from Decathlon AG2R La Mondiale: "It's a big challenge for him"
11 December 2024
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Victor Lafay for a better second season with Decathlon AG2R: "I finished in good shape in 2024, so I will be able to resume 2025 with confidence and above all desire"
11 December 2024
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"Ben's departure was hard to take, he had a fantastic season" - Julien Jurdie rues Ben O'Connor's Decathlon AG2R exit
09 December 2024
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abstractengineer
21-12-2024
Avoiding him is a good strategy, you get more wins and then you can compete in the TDF relatively relaxed. Pit yourself against Pogi and not only there will be no wins, it will be considerable mental setback
abstractengineer
21-12-2024
If you hold onto then, you blowup in a minute and then you finish 5 minutes down like Ben O'Connor
Mistermaumau
21-12-2024
Based on what argument?
Mistermaumau
21-12-2024
Agreed except the length of climbs, pretty sure you can stretch that to about a km unless we’re talking about half a dozen in quick succession.
Mistermaumau
21-12-2024
Lot of contradictory information floating around world cup contenders, someone should do some tidying up.
Velovibes
21-12-2024
A bit much to suggest that Pogacar is better than MvdP on most terrains. The only terrain Pogacar is clearly better is long climbs, on any other terrain they are pretty even except flat cobbles and short and steep climbs (max a few 100 mtrs) where MvdP is clearly better than Pogacar.
verve825
21-12-2024
The likelihood of RE improving enough at this point to outclass TP or JV is less than zero.
Mistermaumau
21-12-2024
That’s the most stupid thing I’ve read for a long time, did you not go to school and learn even the most basic physics? Aero depends on one thing only, drag, drag depends speed and the relationship is squared and apart from maybe at zero or the speed of sound or due to side winds that relationship is valid at all speeds, it dies not “suddenly” start at a magic number. Very simply, the faster you go the more the effect becomes important. If you think 25km/h is needed to have noticeable effects you’re delusional, athletic WR are cancelled as soon as winds top 2m/s that’s 7.2km/h, why because the assistance is already too important at that speed and the times prove it. You don’t even consider wind which can significantly increase the effective speed for aerodynamics and you underestimate speed of climbs, 6% is ridden more at 30 than 25km/h, a speed at which early generation high rims were considered to have more advantages than disadvantages. And finally, as in normal races you can’t just switch bikes according to terrain, it’s pretty pointless to discuss climbs as a separate situation, the aero will have justified itself plenty during the rest of the ride.
Mistermaumau
21-12-2024
If you look at how much TP progressed in that 1 1/2 years you can no longer say that’s nothing. If Remco improves as much he’s a challenger!
frieders3
20-12-2024
Froome wishing to ride the Vuelta...he won't even be selected for the team!