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Hills33
In the case of the EC, Ciccone was the only other real contender from the top 15 in the WC, and for me his loss to Remco in Quebec showed he lacked the mentality to finish it off. But luck is part of the game, and it's favouring Remco right now. Re others benefiting from Pogi being out of the picture, imagine if Pog had crashed out of the Tour instead. If Jonas had then won, his grand tour record would have been on a par with Pog's. If Remco had beaten Jonas, the sports world would have gone crazy. So much depends on luck. Perhaps a better measure would be the strength of the competition beaten, but nobody seems to be in the mood for that.10:09
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Hills33
PogiSloFans, it is just a possibility with the unfortunate reality that Pog is having to face. He can't yet know how he will react to more intense training with his concussion; and that has consequences for the rest of someone's life.05-10-2026 10:09
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Hills33
With the injuries he has, it's probably best not to rush back, so it's ok if is form is poor for a while.04-10-2026 19:13
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Hills33
It would be a lovely moment for Slovenian cycling if Pogi got to present a medal to Rogla!03-10-2026 07:08
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Hills33
I was amazed at how much Seixas showed he had left in the initial group chasing McNulty. Would explain why he was so distraught at getting cramp, he knew what he was still capable of, after hiding behind Del Toro.30-09-2026 16:27
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Hills33
It's not a great translation, but I think what he's saying is that Remco is exceptional when in training he can imagine the roar of the crowds as he wins, as he has said himself. With WVA as co-leader, he could not mentally prepare like that.30-09-2026 11:20
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Hills33
Urska recently proved that one bad crash can be followed by another, with injuries to exactly the same area. Pogi should not risk it.29-09-2026 12:11
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Hills33
The youngest stars were thinking not so much about themselves as the weight of responsibility of winning for their country. It's clear from their reactions afterwards that letting their country down was sitting heavily on Seixas and Del Toro. It leaves a bad taste that much older, experienced riders with a secure track record are blaming young, inexperienced talents for their failure to win.29-09-2026 07:45
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Hills33
And mostly fines to countries that don't have money to waste28-09-2026 14:04
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Hills33
Del Toro was not going to attack McNulty, with Seixas and others glued to his wheel. Not saying he would have succeeded, but he did simply watch McNulty ride away.28-09-2026 07:25