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KerisVroom
17-03-2025
I cannot understand what you wrote. I think you made some typos or something.
Jumpyjohn
17-03-2025
MVDP usually knows how and when to peak, people read too much into some races. While back a big thing was made out of Pidcock beating Wout only for a reversal in the more important next race.
Jumpyjohn
17-03-2025
Agreed, and based on past results total BS
Jumpyjohn
17-03-2025
Maybe, maybe people forget domestiques are paid to be just that if orders aren’t changed.
Jumpyjohn
17-03-2025
? I’d like to see Pog leaving a GT to Almeida or another before calling any of these guys an ass.
mobk
17-03-2025
Maybe Jonas just likes attacking his American super-domestiques?
mobk
17-03-2025
Vingegaard was one worse in attacking Kuss. Probably because he was 100% focused on beating Roglic. I remember some laughable explanations “ I had to win the stage so I could dedicate it to my second cousin’s girlfriend “ 😑
KerisVroom
17-03-2025
Interesting, this is a strong field. Let's see how it goes.
KerisVroom
17-03-2025
I don't think MvDP has to worry about Filippo Ganna winning San Remo. His bike handling skill was subpar and couldn't descend Poggio without being overtaken and distanced by skilled daredevils.
leedorney
17-03-2025
The thing about Visma is there a leadership, they have great riders but cant manage then properly ie that indicative Vuelta that Sepp Kuss nearly lost, due to mostly, Roglic being an ass of magnanimous proportions...