Vuelta a Espana and WorldTour Manager 2026

Latest comments

• Jumpyjohn30-08-2026
  Am interested to get more of your insight on what you’re saying. I know from experience and logic that fractures CAN heal stronger (IF properly treated). On the other hand, there are also cases where fractures cannot heal properly and stay weak points or where another fall on a (maybe stronger) fracture creates a more complex fracture adjacent making it more problematic to heal. But my real concern is whether this stronger repairing applies to every type of bone as vertebrae are quite unique in that it isn’t really the bone that matters but the interaction of the ensemble with other parts. Ican even imagine that the change of size and shape of the new material vertebrae can have implications on the very sensitive surrounding tissue and functions. MVDP suffered pain for years that affected his performance though I don’t recall what his exact injuries and protocol were.
• Cyclingsbestfan30-08-2026
  Outstanding race. Mas looked good on that last climb. Onley my fellow countryman showed the he is a contender. Roglic unfortunately was distanced. He might still podium with any luck. He will need it though. Widar is looking like a find. He did a great ride.
• Cyclingsbestfan30-08-2026
  Yes he is a talent. MVP was out of luck yet again.
• Jumpyjohn30-08-2026
  You cannot apply logic in such cases. There’s a lot of money involved and there’s the question of career, two factors that complicate good decisions. Given his past, I do not trust MG one second when it comes to making good decisions, especially for others.
• Jumpyjohn30-08-2026
  If you take that logic selectively like you do, there are basically no Americans and nobody would ever have become one. Only questions you don’t answer, were you born in the US and do you have a Slovenian passport and if so, how did you get it?
• PogiSloFans30-08-2026
  Congrats Enric Mas, you deserve the win... but my favorite is, with Pogi gone, Primož. He's getting better every stage and just maybe he can win his fifth Vuelta. It's gonna be tough.
• RidesHills30-08-2026
  Pidcock is a truly unique rider. I am once again impressed but not surprised
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  santiagobenites30-08-2026
  What a legend!
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  santiagobenites30-08-2026
  It's incredibly optimistic to think that Tadej can ride the World's this year, but I just can't see that happening, given the severity of the injuries. Perhaps he could make the start of Lombardia at best, but I think that we'll be seeing a new winner at that race this year.
• Cyclingsbestfan30-08-2026
  He may very well treat them like that. I wouldn't know. He is not an idiot though. He is hardly likely to get Pogacar - his star world class rider, best ever road race cyclist, back racing for short term gain is he?