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Cooldude
It was devastating to see Tadej so badly injured after this freak accident. Obviously, his injuries will take a long time to heal and this is most likely his last race of 2026. But on the positive side, it could have been so much worse. I'm actually surprised that he wasn't stretchered off on site with a neck brace, instead of being allowed to walk to the ambulance on his own, after clearly suffering a head injury. I hope and pray for him to make a full recovery and come back stronger in 2027.05:28
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So we have a cycling equivalent to the Penisgate storm in a teacup at the Ski Jumping event of this year's Winter Olympics!04-08-2026 13:19
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Richard Lion Heart26-07-2026 10:13
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If they were next to do similar control tests on Remco and IDT at night, then I would get really concerned.20-07-2026 06:24
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Cooldude
The best laid plans of mice and men.....18-07-2026 04:57
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Cooldude
There should be a survey of TV ratings as well as the size of crowds at cycling events, ever since Pogacar burst onto the scene - especially for those races in which he is participating. That would give you the correct picture.11-07-2026 10:49
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Cooldude
Wishing Torsten a speedy recovery. Whatever else happens in his career, he will always remain a Yellow Jersey wearer.10-07-2026 04:52
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Visma has poked the bear.05-07-2026 09:43
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This may work at the WC, where the climbs are punchy but not too long. I doubt if it will work at the three week Tour with multiple HC and Cat 1 climbs, especially with the presence of other heavy hitters like Jonas and Seixas.29-06-2026 07:43
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Because of this article: https://cyclinguptodate.com/cycling/extreme-heat-fears-hit-tour-de-france-why-the-2026-edition-could-become-the-most-dangerous-in-recent-memory26-06-2026 18:09