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"The race, however, was far from straightforward for the Soudal Quick-Step leader." WTF!? Who is Soudal Quick-Step leader. And what does he have to do with it?17:48
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Quite the contrary!29-07-2026 13:06
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Tadej had a bad day in 2022 TDF only because he aggressively chased down every single attack (WVA, Rogla, Laporte and Jonas) himself rather than relying on his team or riding defensively.28-07-2026 20:17
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OK! ;)28-07-2026 20:02
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Are you serious?28-07-2026 17:39
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And Jonas. By then, both Seixas and Del Toro (and maybe someone else) will have grown up...28-07-2026 16:45
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What big race does Ayuso have a chance of winning? ;)28-07-2026 16:40
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If Jumbo Visma had only six cyclists on the team, Tadej would have won at least one more Tour. ;)28-07-2026 13:36
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AND AGAIN! "You do not have to support Pogacar, but refusing to respect what he was producing was totally embarrassing."28-07-2026 07:49
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"The biggest losers of the Tour The 2026 Tour de France was not perfect. The people booing Pogacar on the mountain roads, for instance, are the biggest losers of this Tour. They were watching one of the greatest performances in cycling history and chose bitterness over appreciation. You do not have to support Pogacar, but refusing to respect what he was producing was totally embarrassing." !28-07-2026 07:48