Pedro Delgado

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• PogiSloFans13-09-2026
  Who cares if Mas or Roglič or Gall or anyone else won this boring Vuelta. I see comments on this site, after Pogi crashed, went down at least 25%. Pogi haters and other fools on this site won't admit it. While they celebrated Pogi's crash and saying the Vuelta was "exciting again," the reality is that the second and third weeks of the Vuelta attracted far fewer viewers. David Bavin-HobbsIn on PRO CYCLING: "A cycling world that has been dominated for years by Pogačar and UAE Emirates-XRG—and in a world where people talk about the sport being “boring,” “monotonous,” and “unexciting”—the Slovenian’s withdrawal provided a very enlightening insight. For although Pogacar had the Vuelta firmly in his grasp, far more people were watching when he was in the race versus after his departure. The statistics website Procyclingstats shared a rather bizarre graph showing the sharp drop in visitor numbers since Pogacar was forced to withdraw. In recent years, there had always been an increase in unique visitors during the first and second weeks of the Vuelta. However, Pogacar’s withdrawal resulted in a 15 percent drop."
• anonymouscyclist13-09-2026
  Praying for a Pidcock win, but I think the aero bullet has this in the bag.
• anonymouscyclist13-09-2026
  Don’t get drawn into it. This is exactly what Mou wants. It’s easy to spot his accounts from the moment he comments from a new username. I prefer discussing cycling with actual fans, that’s why we’re here after all.
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  Rafionain-Glas13-09-2026
  It's supposed to be a procession till the finishing circuit. Riders like Thibau Nys or Richard Carapaz won't wait for the final climb. There's Brennan to get rid of, then van Aert
• PogiSloFans13-09-2026
  You have no idea? Just ask Mou.
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  vannpelt13-09-2026
  The cyborg, being present in Canada to support his fiancée, is great news for the human race.
• PogiSloFans13-09-2026
  True, but Pogi haters and other fools on this site won't admit it. While they celebrated Pogi's crash and saying the Vuelta was "exciting again," the reality is that the second and third weeks of the Vuelta attracted far fewer viewers. Pogacar’s withdrawal resulted in a 15 percent drop, because the race became boring. Who cares when second class riders are fighting for a second class win.
• PogiSloFans13-09-2026
  Tell your orange maga orangutan president to give you a better life. Capish?
• PogiSloFans13-09-2026
  Urška Žigart, who was third overall, crashed in the third stage, 27 km left, and abandoned the race. She has suffered another broken jaw, which likely also means the end of her season.
• Hills3313-09-2026
  It is confusing, but my guess is that they expect it to be a procession until the last lap, by tacit agreement of the peloton.