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Jonas will likely be in the best form of his career for the Tour. The problem is, so will Tadej. And UAE is ridiculously stacked. I think once again the fight for the 3rd spot on the podium and the Green jersey will be the most interesting things to follow during the race.22:50
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Pretty epic attack by Demi there, just left it all on the table. And great to see ELB show her mettle with the win.08-06-2026 01:58
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DAS
It's really hard to me to see if you're trolling or really just lack a fundamental grasp of professional cycling.28-05-2026 23:12
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You mean Pogi's podium at Roubaix, I think. We all get it, you're an ultimate Pogi fanboi, so everything you see is through the lens of your hero worship, and the flip side of that is your reflexive hatred of Vingo having any success, and your constant desire to knock him down. But the real problem is simply talent distribution. What exactly do you think the UCI do?28-05-2026 20:55
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The real problem is just how big the gap is between the top riders and the next tier, regardless of race type. Pogi is in his own class, best at both one-day races and GT GC. MVDP is a very close second in one-day races. Maybe you can squint and consider Remco a threat in the one-days, but really he's just chasing these two. Then...there's everyone else, chasing for scraps. Jonas is easily the second best GT GC rider, but he's a tier below Pogi. And the next best GC riders are similarly a tier below Jonas. Seixas is demonstrating that he MAY become something like Pogi, certainly his trajectory is crazy right now. But then after that, both for the classics and GTs, everyone else is just way below these guys. So I think the only reason the one-days appear more competitive is because Pogi and MVDP race each other in all of the Monuments...but look at who has won pretty much every Monument since 2024, and apart from Jasper in MSR and Wout in PR (both easily the most unpredictable parcours), it's one of those two. Is that actually competitive?26-05-2026 22:25
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Remco as super-domestique for Lipowitz and stage-hunting puncheur seems to make the most sense to me…the question is if he would be all in.04-05-2026 07:53
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Great to see him back on a bike and in very good form. His injury was so disappointing, especially considering how strong he looked in the beginning of the season.03-05-2026 08:52
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MVDP is always so fun to watch race. This year his performance at Paris-Roubaix despite the mechanicals was incredible…just full-on power and smart tactics keeping the chasing group organized. Then on top of it all he is a class act, able to recognize and celebrate the achievements of his peers.30-04-2026 13:16