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• miguel11-08-2026
  wow didnt know it was so close to amsterdam. yeah read it alooot across various things online that their visma pundits and seems like it in most their articles. Def feels like it like the team is catastrophe now but still no negative criticism for instance im sure they are now when you said this and so many ive seen saying everyone knew they was even. But not it makes even more sense. Imo easy to see aswell from the articles that their pro them yes! What a shame lool
• whkman11-08-2026
  "partner" ...drink
• RidesHills11-08-2026
  "Sorry, I forgot to ask your name." Ha.
• abstractengineer11-08-2026
  🤦🤷Their selection has got to pot. Literally its monkey selection.
• Crashjames11-08-2026
  no way Primoz wins another GT - that ship has long sailed for him
• RidesHills11-08-2026
  Some riders ending really successful careers are abrupt (Hinault) as soon as they see they are in the dwindles. Others keep racing a little past their peak, but not too long (Cancellara, Boonen). Some persist even though they will never reach their prime again (Quintana) and others noticeably phone it in for the last few years (Sagan, sadly). Roglič looks to be choosing the slow fade version, moving down a level to a team that has no real GC ambitions but could support him in the right GC races. They need UCI points and he's still a solid rider, wise but not as strong, top 10 but not podium. Good for him for finding a route that works for him.
• PogiSloFans11-08-2026
  You could be right by saying: "That these guys are essentially just visma pundits in 90% of their articles."... Cyclinguptodate.com is part of Assendelft Media B.V. based near Amsterdam in the Netherlands. The Editor In Chief is Rúben Silva and the writers are: Kieran Wood, Ondrej Zhasil, Félix Serna, Carlos Silva, Gavin Quinn, Juan Larra, Jorge Borreguero and Javier Rampe. Reading their articles we can feel that they are all mostly pro-Benelux, pro-Scandinavian and yes, pro-Visma. They don't have the emotions, passion and enthusiasm like the Italians, Spaniards, the French or Slovenians.
• bike-anarkist11-08-2026
  Organized crime? Like the organized crime that wants WW3? Guess what? Same people.
• bike-anarkist11-08-2026
  I wonder what she would have to say about aggressive sprinting, like what Abdujaparov would choreograph at every sprint finish.
• bike-anarkist11-08-2026
  Women's cycling is exciting in that all one needs to watch is the last 20 km or so. I do not get the sensation of speed going uphill like I do watching men's races.