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- The plan was sound, WVA on MVDP. Remco on Sexias and Del Toro. But the signs were already there of his form, he prepared for the TT and road preparation suffered , his perf in the Canadian races told the story already. Wout i think did not/could not prepare since he was not the main leader. Looking at the Vuelta/Worlds common lists, all the Vuelta participants failed miserably. Maybe it was the jet lag conditions etc.
Also the commentators are wrong, when your leader has failed, why would you go all in on that failed leader, that just stupidity. Multiple leaders are advisable in cycling with it uncertainty of crashes, tactics etc.
- I'm guessing the media reaction in Belgium has been, uh...spirited. Hellscape might be another word. And Wellens will really be getting raked over the coals again. I missed him. It isn't a proper bike race without Wellens honking about something or other.
- As a Canadian, I wasn't exactly cheering on the Yanks, but they rode a brilliant race.
- Even someone who's never watched a bike race would probably ask why nobody was paying attention to the guy who won the GP de Montreal last year on THE SAME F***ING CIRCUIT!
- Go Kasia.Trek have scored a goodie here.
- Almeida had long-running health problems this season, but last season he was the best one week stage racer of the year, and finished 2nd in the Vuelta behind only Vingegaard, so he shouldn’t be dismissed so easily.
- Seemed to work at the Olympics though.
- I don’t know why the rest of the French team started attacking once Bruno had finished his monster turn, surely they would have done better to stay with Paul and help him for as long as possible. Maybe Bruno’s turn was a bit too monster.
- a lot of the leaders were in a similar position like MVDP, Del Toro etc. You need to plan for that contingency. Sexias is inexperienced but the staff is having been part of Alaphillpe wining WCs.
- Not sure what Cheaty McCheatface is complaining about!
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