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- He'd won the Giro after all. That should put him as the strongest rider by itself.
His rivals couldn't match him on the Finestre. Superior team tactics, but also superior legs by no means.
He didn't even miss a doping test. Believe it or not
- Solid worker this guy 💪
- One of the amazing things about cycling is how many races are happening at the same time. Stage, GC, and (as is clear here) job. It’s what makes the sport so interesting. On screen maybe not much is happening, but and yet so much is happening.
- In contract year, i would say that if team duties permit, you are allowed to market yourself.
- Now its not a good team for talent development and opportunities. With Tadej hogging the GTs and the Monuments and the rest left fighting for scraps, there is very little chance for leadership roles which are critical in development of future greats
- That is why talents shouldn't sign long term contracts of 5+ years. It leaves them vulnerable to team's decisions
- OMG you've never been in a sprint if you get touched a little and stop sprinting ! Stay back on the peleton then if you can't take a lil' touch !
- I guess that I'll need to find another sport to follow then.
- Agreed, this sprint s is not woethy of a religation penalty! This should be re examied ou tof fairness.
- no brilliance from Yates or Visma?? you don't win Grand Tour without being strong rider. He stayed podium thru mtns without teammates Toro had full team of super climbers.Brilliant WVA and Yates, both monumental, inspiration comebacks, crushing the ride (all-time record time and he's not strong?). We all know Toro and Carapaz failed, but they didn't trust their legs; you might win by a few seconds if the others look at each other but not 5min.
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