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Cyclingsbestfan
A well deserved win!13-05-2026 18:35
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Cyclingsbestfan
I'm keen to see how he performs too in a Grand Tour. A 4th place in a bunch sprint is his best result this year out of thirteen races.. That doesn''t inspire much confidence. It adds another interest to the Giro though.06-05-2026 18:14
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Cyclingsbestfan
I sympathise with Carapaz. I had one of those cysts when I started cycling in my teens. It grew to the size of a golf ball. It eventually needed surgery. A 10 centimetre long incision was needed to clear it out and it then needed a drain. I still have the scar. The recovery was long. I couldn't sit on a saddle for the best part of a year So good luck with your recovery and get well soon Richard.29-04-2026 21:40
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Cyclingsbestfan
The man said “We’ve seen different racing in recent years, it’s far more aggressive and the action happens further and further from the finish line. It’s a different sport, at least in part, and we must adapt to this new era.” Meaning at times it is a different race that unfolds nowadays. It wasn't literal. The meaning was clear.24-04-2026 13:56
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Cyclingsbestfan
Good luck with the recovery Micheal.18-04-2026 19:35
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Cyclingsbestfan
Watching the race he did throw a bottle away. If it was for the gloves that was harsh. He rolled them up inside each other then waited till he came up to a group of spectators before throwing the gloves over to them. That was nice thing to do. I think a young lad got them.06-04-2026 18:55
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Cyclingsbestfan
Mads you have another chance next week at Paris Roubaix. Flanders is Flanders but PR is a whole different ball game. You are made for this race.05-04-2026 18:48
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Cyclingsbestfan
Great race with a dominent Pogacar again. Can't see why there is criticism of Vermeersch. I guess he saw the race in a different way?. Vermeersch didn't ride for himself. Why would he? He wasn't ever going to go against team orders and go on to win. I saw him talking to Pog and it looked like Pog said drive it and tire the peleton out. Which very effectively he did and then he faded back to the group behind. At one point with Pog right on his wheel, he very clearly indicated with double elbows for Pog to stay back as he was about to get up on the pedals. If you know about riding close up on another riders wheel, when you get up on the pedals the bike goes back slightly. Hardly the actions of a rider riding for himself.05-04-2026 18:08
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Cyclingsbestfan
It was exciting. Neither VDP Van Eart looked in top form though I felt. VDP has regressed and Van Eart is still to get in top shape. The peleton would never have got them if both had been in peak shape. Philipson won again. He is a crafty sprinter who is very often in the right place at the right time.29-03-2026 21:19
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Cyclingsbestfan
Here it is! *****://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7E4vRtC7IcY28-03-2026 10:54