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- you're right, I'm stupid. No more.
- Unless you’ve won all the GTs you’ve raced so far and were going for immortality with a monument sweep. Fortune favors the bold.
- A sensible approach I would have thought mij with more important three week races in front of him. Pog was very brave the way he raced. Foolhardy some might say?
- There's all the stuff going on with Soler, while Gianetti and Matxín don't exactly have the cleanest pasts [whether they'd make the same mistakes again is debatable, but you can say that once a liar always a liar]. But I don't see anything suspicious about Pogacar's Milano-Sanremo - he's struggled so much with it. If there is anything suspicious it's what he does in the mountains and hills, not in Milano-Sanremo. If Pogacar was not so dominant in the mountains this would not be a discussion. This Erwann chap is just bitter that he got caught.
- Of course UAE is suss as hell. But there is nothing to this article except the opinion of some sad old never-was trying to be a has-been
- On the other hand, lots of used dropper posts at a discount.
- Well that's better... it'd be putting his experience to good use. Bit late though
- but Jonas won’t risk life and limb according to another article on here . . .
- Alien
- OK, now let's take into account that Jan Christen didn't crash out, he's a beast for pulling Pogi uphill. Let's take into account that Pogi didn't fall and bruise his body, and use a fair amount of energy to pull back. Let's take into account that his bike wasn't "injured"...cracked or whatever. If we take all that into account, Pogi would have beaten Pidcock and the peleton for at least 30 seconds. Pogi is even greater than we thought. He is the G.O.A.T. of all G.O.A.T.'s in all sports!!! Pogi haters, eat your heart out!!!
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