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- It’s not a new thing though is it?
- I agree with Andy. We have seen enough of Rev to form conclusions and he simply is not consistent in the high mountains. One day he can climb with the best , then suddenly he will drop like a stone and cannot challenge the 2nd run of climbers. On top of that he crashes a lot. He does a lot of hand waving and talks a lot about balls but that dont win GTs
Sexias is an unknown quantity, nobody knows how he will perform over 3 weeks
- Guess you weren't watching Strade this year or the Euro road championship last year !
- You do realize he was coming into this after a serious crash ? His racing form is not top notch now if you had paid attention to his quotes after the first stage.
- Doper DS Wanna BE Horner didn't understand that he was toast and had nothing left ! His 20/20 hindsight analysis is plain bullsh$t !
- Or maybe it was that time he was scratching his chin, implying he was the/a goat. I can see why that would rub people the wrong way.
- Really, Naesen does talk too much. Whenever a Decathlon ruder speaks, 90% of the time it's him
- At least Pogačar doesn't need to go to Ibiza after each race
- He's still recovering from his Catalunya crash. His form was not great on stage 1 (Tommaso Dati left him in his wake), and here he had no chance of following the top guys. Considering that his team still have Chris Harper (8th overall, 29 seconds behind) as a GC card, Pidcock did not need to push.
One thing's clear - Pidcock will not be in the fight for Liège-Bastogne-Liège
- He’s obviously still not found out how to be consistent, all amateurs know that problem, you can be in great shape for a while and then lose it fast. I actually find that more normal than guys performing all season without breaks or down days.
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