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before, during, and after every tour, somebody brings up the reducetheteamsize issue. it is not even an idea anymore and the arguments always the same, repetitive and redundant. maybe they pull it out every year to fill the news vacuum between tour and vuelta?29-07-2026 19:20
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ads don‘t bother me thanks to ad blocker …29-07-2026 11:47
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what exactly was delusional in this article?27-07-2026 21:14
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As a die-hard Lipo fan, I feel duty-bound to issue a public correction. 😅 I’d like to take back every critical comment I made about Remco in the first half of the Tour. Blinded by my dream of seeing Lipo back on the podium, I apparently forgot that Remco can climb, too. Consider me thoroughly educated. Chapeau, Remco—you proved me wrong in the best possible way.26-07-2026 09:59
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finally some selection. unfortunately, i could only watch it without sound. did lipo have to wait for remco AGAIN?18-07-2026 17:51
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was anybody injured?16-07-2026 22:33
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of course the years after his crash and lack of success are one thing, but what did i miss? where does the article say anything about froome trying to benefit financially now from his last crash in august 2025?16-07-2026 14:18
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Remco doesn’t even seem to be the top rider on his own squad. He’ll probably lose his composure again, and if I were Red Bull, I’d let him go after that and put the money into strong support riders for Lipo (I admit that this point of view obviously ignores remco's strength in the classics). Both of them often end up riding on their own, with no teammates around them, while Pogacar always has riders like Politt, McNulty, Del Toro, Yates, and others backing him up. That kind of support is something Lipowitz can only wish for.14-07-2026 22:53
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Interview with Tadej Pogačar by a Slovenian TV reporter after the stage: Reporter: Did everything go according to plan? It looked like you were riding for the stage win from the start. Tadej Pogačar: To be honest, the plan was a bit different. We wanted to set a really hard pace all the way to the final climb and then try something with Isaac. But in the end, the stage was so tough and the heat was so intense that things unfolded differently. We rode the penultimate climb at a really high pace, and you could see everyone's legs were already cooked. I attacked, saw that I had a gap, and decided to commit all the way to the finish. I thought, if I blow up, I blow up; if not, it'll pay off. Fortunately, it worked out. Reporter: When you bridged across to Carapaz and then found yourself alone, did you believe you could stay away? Tadej Pogačar: Yes, I did. I knew there was a tailwind on the final climb, which suited me perfectly.14-07-2026 22:48
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i was considering challenging mike tyson ...14-07-2026 22:07