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- well yes as it is as I thought then. Vingegaard dont really like cycling cause thats part of it. I see him retiring very soon, his hearth isnt in it anymore and he just seem to decline too. Seems like its over for Jonas
- If they get him out of this hole it'll be like Patrick Eddy 2.0
- Context is missing in this article - it was obviously not simply a case of Torito passing up leadership in order to support the Pog. When the programmes were decided, Joao Pedro Goncalves Almeida was to race the Giro and, going from what he did at the Vuelta, he was on a fine trajectory. For Torito, it was a case of co-leadership at the Giro vs support at the Tour + chances for his own GC result. And the team would still have had a great contender at the Giro if Isaac didn't go. So when Matxín presents Torito as being so selfless that it's almost foolish, it was certainly not the case
- Now we know why tadej treated isaac so well in tour, he gave up giro leadership to race with tadej
- He finds all the travelling and interacting to be very tiring, his wife has recently explained in an interview.
- Bet she doesn't dope like Miguel did !
- Was 'Mouse' lurking in the shadows on each of these training rides?
- I get the impression he likes racing just fine, he's just not got the outgoing "lad" personality that some fans think is the only way to be.
- I'm interested to know what Visma will do with him. They seem to be able to get new things out of riders they pick up, so maybe he's got as of yet untapped utility to them doing something else besides purely sprinting. At least they probably got him fairly cheap.
- For sure. But it "can" come at the expense of retiring with fewer GT wins. You also get experience as a leader by being a team's leader. But he may also enjoy riding for Pogi more than racing for himself anyway.
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