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- You may have missed it but it seems Vingegaard was also ill when he looked it.
In any case, he can do nothing but continue trying ways that could work, it’s not a pre-written manual and if someone is better than you it becomes extremely difficult to know what method works best.
- Not going to deny that or a job well done but jeez, read this “article” / “interview”, it’s OFF, sounds like an AI marketing job by UAE for their website.
- Perhaps it’s a “premium” feature on some pay per view channel ;-)
Also, I waited to see if they’d change it or someone would say something, apparently it’s too banal but it bothers me that the title lists DT before Seixas for the podium, at a minimum it shows a lack of respect for the unwritten rules of listing results.
- That’s a really sad comment. In between all that, I continued enjoying practicing and following the sport for MANY other reasons and people, just like the 100m sprint was interesting to me before, during and after Bolt despite the Johnsons of the world. I just don’t like the guy as a person so no matter what performances he manages (and I don’t deny any of them), he just doesn’t do it for me. A person is (or at least used to be) more than their achievements, i never liked Schumacher either, or Becker or Phelps or a whole bunch of people who achieved great things in their sport and I do like a lot of people who achieved pretty much nothing in their sport, like helmet guy or my friend who abandoned a career in cycling after winning LBL U23, not because he didn’t want one but because of what was asked of him as a condition for continuing (he won’t speak about it but it’s obvious). For me heroes need values or personality otherwise they’re hollow. I don’t like Merckx either by the way.
- I'm betting you have a shrine and kneel and pray to the Pogi god every night !
- Good grief....can you just dial back the Pogi fanboy love just a tad on this site!
- thank you for your sane comments. he is showing great potential, and could be amazing, but he's got some work to do to mention him with Hinault or Tadej.
- yeah I'd like to know that too - wish they had show his winning move to drop Del Toro.
- great ride by him, he will be fun to watch during the season and in the upcoming years. hope the French let him develop and don't burn him out.
- hey definitely give him credit for trying something new and likely joining the 3 GT club.
just commenting that while Tadej looked unwell, he actually was. and he was missing is # 1 domestique for much of the race.
and at year end races Tadej looked fully recovered, whereas Jonas had nothing left.
we'll see - this is why they ride! can't wait. this is shaping up to be an exciting season.
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