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Boy, Armstrong's take didn't age well did it? It's interesting that the previous comments and discussions center around whether or not Armstrong is a good analyst despite his doping past. But looking at how wrong he turned out to be makes it obvious he was simply reacting to, and forming opinions based on the stages and actions he just saw. The same as the rest of us. He doesn't have any special "insight" into race tactics, or the future or anything that could be considered unique to his "expertise " other than to be confident he knows what he's talking about. In retrospec, Pogocar is probably afraid of noone on a bicycle, Jonas is most assuredly scratching his head and wondering what else he can do, and Pogocar went on to destroy everything in his path in every type of event possible. I'll let Armstrong and company in on the UAE tactics. It's called " who cares, tomorrow I will demolish this race with my legs". Armstrong et al or guilty of wayyy overthinking things because they wayyyy overestimate what they think they know. Turns out, his specialty of targeting one month of performance by clandestine systemic cheating, based on hidden financial transactions, avoiding "off season " surprises by basically not racing anything other than one specific block, living in an area where it was easier to avoid the rules, blowing the whistle on competitors (T Hamilton) and bullying others into not blowing the whistle on him, and you soon realize his skills were definitely in tactics and strategies, but not "cycling " strategies per say. Lance's opinions are not questionable because he is a drugs cheat but because he doesn't seem that bright. Think about it.
13-10-2024 20:58
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Boy, Armstrong's take didn't age well did it? It's interesting that the previous comments and discussions center around whether or not Armstrong is a good analyst despite his doping past. But looking at how wrong he turned out to be makes it obvious he was simply reacting to, and forming opinions based on the stages and actions he just saw. The same as the rest of us. He doesn't have any special "insight" into race tactics, or the future or anything that could be considered unique to his "expertise " other than to be confident he knows what he's talking about. In retrospec, Pogocar is probably afraid of noone on a bicycle, Jonas is most assuredly scratching his head and wondering what else he can do, and Pogocar went on to destroy everything in his path in every type of event possible. I'll let Armstrong and company in on the UAE tactics. It's called " who cares, tomorrow I will demolish this race with my legs". Armstrong et al or guilty of wayyy overthinking things because they wayyyy overestimate what they think they know. Turns out, his specialty of targeting one month of performance by clandestine systemic cheating, based on hidden financial transactions, avoiding "off season " surprises by basically not racing anything other than one specific block, living in an area where it was easier to avoid the rules, blowing the whistle on competitors (T Hamilton) and bullying others into not blowing the whistle on him, and you soon realize his skills were definitely in tactics and strategies, but not "cycling " strategies per say. Lance's opinions are not questionable because he is a drugs cheat but because he doesn't seem that bright. Think about it.13-10-2024 20:58