Nacer Bouhanni

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• GreatDane01-06-2026
  Vingegaard will win the tour de france the tour de france this year
• mrvco01-06-2026
  Jonas and Visma had a great plan and they executed it flawlessly, but they were never (proverbially) punched in the face during the Giro. I'm looking forward to The Tour to see how Jonas and Visma respond when Pog and UAE inevitably deliver that proverbial punch to the face.
• GreatDane01-06-2026
  Some head to head TTs where Vingegaard beat Pogacar Critérium du Dauphiné 2025 stage 4: Vingegaard beats Pogacar by 28 seconds Tour de France 2023 stage 16: Vingegaard beats Pogacar by 1:38 Tour de France 2022 stage 20: Vingegaard beats Pogacar by 9 seconds after giving the win to Van Aert I DARE you to fact check your posts in the future
• RidesHills01-06-2026
  If they compete as hard as we think they will, this will be a phenomenal Tour. I'm a bigger fan of strong competition than of either athlete, I think they're both amazing, each in their own way, and I suspect the race will be closer than usual. Why pick, when we can enjoy watching and finding out?
• RidesHills01-06-2026
  Ah yes, we've reached the part of the season where one rider is compared to another, as if they were equals, but the second rider is suddenly not the same as earlier in the season. Comparing Pogačar and van der Poel is the rule until roughly May 15, then it's Pogačar and Vingegaard in the summer. Happens every year, lately. Moving on to the point: Pogačar had a solid chance of winning all three grand tours in a single year back in '24, but chose different goals that year. It's a coincidence of timing, at the moment, like when someone leads in an F1 race merely because they're pitting after the race leader did.
• awp01-06-2026
  He is great but he is young. I don't think he's developed enough to get through the Tour without a few really bad days. But he's got to learn, if he finishes within the top five I would be amazed and that would be a solid result for such a young guy in his first grand tour. He has the goods, he needs to take his time and develop.
• mij01-06-2026
  it sounds like she weighed over on at least one of the checks, and what is the +/= tolerance for the scales? I'm all for accountability but this is 0.04 lbs. That is a sneeze.
• NellyDeee01-06-2026
  Max Poole, Thomas Gloag and Tao Geoghegan Hart. Three riders who you rarely get an update on but never seem to be riding.
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  MrCampy01-06-2026
  Hey Daneboy, you will NEVER be like Pogi. All you do is follow your team and then jump at the last possible minute after they have tired all others out. Dare you to try a real classic someday. Dare you to do a good TT. Dare you to try and attack 50km out on a stage solo. Good luck.
• JoeyB01-06-2026
  I do agree that it’s a harsh penalty , but the rule doesn’t say “6.8 kilos”. It says 6.800 kilos”. It also mentions differences is weights. That means the UCI weighed it multiple times and it failed on all. Saying that it passed at other races doesn’t count. They may have had more sealant in the tires at those races. And this is the root of the problem. If the team is running so close to the limit that a tire burping sealant would cause a DQ, then the team has to take some responsibility.