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- I remember one of the favorites saying in an interview, that if he sees Tadej begin to attack, he would not even bother to follow. Maybe that is the prevailing mindset in the peloton, the reason why Tadej is able to get away 50km from the finish. This only happens in 1-day races, not in a grand tour.
- Makes me wonder if his dominance/expected dominance is having a snowballing effect - since riders who would otherwise be contention for a win are likely to want to avoid riding GTs at the same time as him, making the competition he faces weaker, making his dominance even more overwhelming.
- Not all of us live with a Pogi shrine and worship it 24/7 !
- As an Aussie, I'm secretly hoping Pogi is so far ahead in GC that he decides to help his teammate Jay Vine get onto the podium like he did for Del Toro at the TdF!
Anyway, isn't it crazy that Pogi is already dominating so hard this early in this GT that we are talking about the others who will join him. Leader's jersey from day one!
- Fair enough!
- Exploring Andalucía and the regions that they'll race in... unfortunately before they come
- OK, I've read all your explanations and I accept them... don't necessarily agree with all of them, but accept them. But I still love Pogi... yeah baby!!!
- Should be an interesting battle... Onley is on paper the stronger climber but Widar is faster and bonus seconds can be very important
- I have my own life, don’t need to be a fanboy
- I’m not watching cos there’s zero excitement in knowing the result, barring accidents, beforehand. He’s an unbelievable cyclist, etc but there’s plenty things in life to do, and watching Pogacar destroy the opposition whenever he feels like it, and with nobody remotely threatening himwhenever doesn’t stand out as a very interesting way to spend my time.
Of course I understand someone who wants him to win might find it great viewing, but not really me. Without excitement sport doesn’t do much for me.
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