Pauwels Sauzen–Altez Industriebouw

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• abstractengineer25-05-2026
  Just Call Paul, Idiots
• abstractengineer25-05-2026
  it was a short stage. Nobody says anything about the wind either. There were 4 riders upfront and 100+ riders behind. So what if they got a bit of assistance. If any riders wants assistance they can attack as well.
• abstractengineer25-05-2026
  except when he wants to do the TOF, then he lies.
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  Rafionain-Glas25-05-2026
  Magnier's point about sprinting out of the corners is incredibly significant. The leaders didn't have to do that. Just to stay in position in order to be able to pull, the workhorses behind had to accelerate. Then they have to maintain a high pace at the front and it's easy to blow up. Then they drop back a bit for a rest but coming back is extremely hard. On a technical circuit, the peloton was highly inefficient as they were battling themselves as much as they were battling the breakaway
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  Andrew25-05-2026
  Why must it be humble, just let it be “your” opinion. Humble adds nothing to nor takes anything away from your statement.
• Cyclingsbestfan25-05-2026
  The circuit was made for a group to stay away. If you watched the race we saw several teams blocked the head of the race to prevent anybody getting away. Those four slipped through though. What amazes me is the power those four had. Those four are just team riders not team leaders, The power ouput of the average pro racer is incredibly high these days, and as we saw should never be understimated.
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  Andrew25-05-2026
  The noise and the people - Yes everybody hates them except the half-wit knuckle draggers who light them and you.
• paultryan200225-05-2026
  I see both sides of the argument. He is a tour rider purely unlike Pog. I think that is what people see as the issue. He is a quiet family man who probably still has flashbacks from his horrendous crash in Basque country. His PR team could do more bit the results speak for themselves .
• paultryan200225-05-2026
  Sour grapes from sprinters teams. If they were that worried they should have kept the break in check from the start.
• antipodeanpedalfan25-05-2026
  I just find it a little hard to believe that an entire peloton (which will also have several bikes in front of it) can't collectively use less energy than a breakaway group - unless the chasing teams are not sharing the workload fairly, and just letting one team sit in the wind burning through it's members, while the breakaway works turns effectively.