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- Chapeau to Brandon McNulty on a truly fantastic ride, but I don't think that he would have made it without the outstanding work of teammate Matteo Jorgenson, who marked every single move from behind. It was textbook team tactics, and it made for someone excellent viewing.
- Lance was a jerk and won a few good races, but was probably doping early and often. As an Austrian American immigrant kid, I’m much happier to see a domestique like McNulty play the game to perfection than to have a totally jackass like Lance be remembered for anything but his corruption. McNulty is what I like about the country my parents chose, Lance is what I loathe. Happy to have a cleaner taste in my mouth today.
- He’s honest, he honors his astounding teammate, and he put on a show even when he didn’t have the legs. I thought he’d hit a rager and shoot off the front at some point but some days it’s just not going to happen. A complicated man raced a worthy race, and it helped make today a wonderful crazy show.
- Without Simmons at the front, the US doesn’t get to sit in the wheel. Without Jorgensen as the great disrupter, McNulty doesn’t stay away. This was multiple examples of team tactics played out perfectly, one time after the next. He may be a domestique most days, but damn that was perfect cycling across multiple riders, to the consternation of so many others. Congrats, Brandon McNulty, well deserved win for what is really and truly a team sport.
- great ride from Michael Mathews
- LOL
- he backed del Toro to win over McNulty.
- LOL! My thoughts exactly!
- an amazing race from all angles even if McNulty didn't win. Healy closing the gap on his own, Remco coming back, jorgensen the ultimate teamate, Wout using himself up for remco, it was endless
- first American to win since Lance...go ahead Lance hating fetishizers, weigh in on your hatred of Lance, this is your cue
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