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Interesting you claim Visma isn't a top 3 team anyomore yet their UCI rank is ...#3. Lidl Trek is only #5. Visma has 2 riders in the top 10, Lidl Treks top rider, Pederson is 16th. Their big Grand Tour signing, Ayuso is ranked 38th and has been a bust so far.05-10-2026 21:48
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Not sure why you are hating on Americans but looking at cycling there are many more Europeans that cheated in cycling than Americans. Looking at the TdF's that Armstrong won, the top 5 -10 in all those doped and weren't Americans.30-09-2026 20:51
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It is sad that as a Belgian this is Boonens take when one of the favorite Belgians won. A different take could be that all the favorites face multiple mechanicals and only one managed them correctly and that happened to be the most experienced, Van Aert. Perhaps that is the storyline Boonen should focus on.16-04-2026 18:30
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Horners point wasn't about body weight and losing weight it was about tactics. He started with the pointing out the statement made by Demi right after the race to her teammate about being stupid and too heavy. The entire point Horner is trying to make is power to weight ratio matters regardless of your size and understanding that should drive your tactics. If you have better Power to Weight you can have your team pull you to the last climb and attack. If not, you have to use your team to attack and wear your opponent down. This is exactly what Visma tried to do in the mens race but failed to wear Pogi down. His point is FDJ and other teams tactics sucked.13-08-2025 19:54
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I agree, this article is silly. Pogacar won that TdF because he was stronger than Roglic on the time trial not because he was unknown. Each rider has their own strengths and ride to those. Each of the classics and monuments have their own unique features that the riders must strategize.25-03-2025 12:49