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- The tracker adds weight and responsibility to one rider on the team. Which DS wants to make that call? "Oh, you're just a domestique so you do it." Not a team-building experience.
- he needs to chill out a little and save that form for the vuelta
- It's probably teenagers that people are thinking of, and the problem is it's natural for them to push back against their parents and rather listen to their peers.
- Mads has to be considered one of the great riders of the era
- The only real thing to look for in "extreme" weight loss in cycling is osteoporosis. I believe every other issue will have a negative effect on power, which is counterproductive to the power to weight ratio necessary to win.
Finally, people are responsible for their own selves, and should act like it. If it's children we're talking about, then it's the parents' job to ensure they're not hurting themselves because Pogacar did it!
- No, it can't be an eating disorder if it's not a disorder. It's not a disorder, so there's no point in going further in the discussion.
- I hate the UCI with a passion. Without them, we'd have much faster bikes, safer bikes, and (more or less) weather-proof bikes much cheaper, resulting in more people commuting with them and using them, leading to better health outcomes.
The UCI literally costs lives.
-An Economist
- I've finished and won my fair share, if I hadn't broken my left ankle I would have at least finished a few more this year. Anyway, that's a pretty limited thought process you have there, you must be new to cycling or at least commenting lol...
- Yep. Not like comment sections where its obvious a lot of people never finished a race..,
- At her supposedly reduced by 4 kg race weight PFP would have been 49 kg and a BMI of 18 instead of her normal BMI of 19.5. So what we have here is a rider who temporarily moved moved the tiniest amount outside of the supposed healthy range of BMI from 18.5 to 25.
A lot of gnashing of teeth that detracts from her actual amazing athletic achievement.