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Hills33
But he'd still be mid-contract if he left now? Maybe he hoped to sort it out before getting married and make a fresh start.04-01-2026 21:22
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Hills33
He should simply not have signed his contract extension with IPT, but he's not the first rider to realize they're with the wrong team. What was unprecedented was the huge sum that IPT threatened to sue him for.04-01-2026 12:15
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Hills33
You're rigjt. But where and when the race explodes depends on Pog's tactics. Maybe everypne is so used to that this no longer counts as tactics.04-01-2026 07:05
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Hills33
I think the story is really that Pog and his Mum realise that they do not need to limit the number of beneficiaries because he can afford to support tthem all, and so he does. Which is nice, actually. Better than many tight-fisted wealthy people, anyway.17-11-2025 21:02
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Hills33
He does. He supports more than one charity. But giving back to society should be expected when people earn a lot.17-11-2025 20:37
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Hills33
After his accident, where he slid across the road, his team said they were expecting him to have a problem with fluid buildup after a couple of days (guess it takes time to build up).04-11-2025 11:50
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Hills33
Yes, I think you're right.13-10-2025 20:57
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Hills33
Jonas's team said he just seemed to be having a rare bad day, it was not that Pog was so much better.13-10-2025 18:57
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Hills33
That's harsh, this was her best shot at a major title and she was safely ahead until her own team chased her down in the final metres.11-10-2025 20:48
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Hills33
Visma seems more likely for mechanical doping. Actually it's hard to imagine UAE pulling off any sort of doping, they're so disorganised, and Ayuso would surely have accused their management of it by now if he suspected anything.09-10-2025 21:33