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MarkFour
In my book, Vingegaard would be the most complete stage racer of all time if he had been more judicious in choosing his birth decade. I thought it would be a long time before someone would eclipse Froome. Who came sooner than I expected after Armstrong. I would rank Merckx and Hinault above Indurain. But no one above Vingegaard. Except....19-03-2026 00:02
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MarkFour
Then you didn't learn anything about leading. The people who hate Trump are no different than those who love him. Everything in their world revolves around whatever random stuff some nasty, senile man squirts out, without any temperance or judgment. Congrats. There are plenty of other places for your fatuous moral posturing.16-03-2026 01:49
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MarkFour
As an American, I probably agree with you. Though I don't know that it has anything to do with the orange guy, who gets talked about way too much as it is.15-03-2026 20:52
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MarkFour
I am glad to hear Lemond weighing in on doping yet again. Armstrong's story of a returning from a near-death experience to triumph over an EPO-supercharged peloton while riding clean was a complete and utter fraud. It takes a man of Lemond's courage to remind us that his story of returning from an a near-death experience to triumph over an EPO-charged peloton while riding clean. I can never get enough of a story about a true and honest hero.10-02-2026 19:45
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MarkFour
Don't you have a protest to go to?06-02-2026 17:21
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MarkFour
Wow, this kid has a lot of courage and resilience. I hope he can make his dreams pay off in Europe.01-12-2025 19:12
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MarkFour
Del Toro was riding with Carapaz, who is rightly known for riding against the people he is with, rather than his own interests. It was Carapaz's job to start chasing Yates for his second place before it was Del Toro's turn to ride for his first place. The fact that Carapaz didn't start cooperating confirmed that he was happy to slip to third as long as he dragged Del Toro out of first. Also Carapaz looked more explosive and possibly stronger on that stage.27-11-2025 00:25
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MarkFour
Spot on.25-11-2025 16:09
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MarkFour
Lemond had nothing to do with taking down Armstrong. He insinuated early and often that Armstrong was doping, the same as he has done with pretty much everyone else since.22-11-2025 23:05
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MarkFour
A couple of years ago you could have put it in the big ring and wave "bye" to all those lonely old men. But now we have electric bikes, you are just going to have to listen to how the man who returned from near-fatal cancer to beat a doped-up peloton while riding clean is the worst cheater ever. But the guy who returned from a near-fatal gunshot wound to beat a doped-up peloton while riding clean is the hero we can believe in. Because he says so. All the time.22-11-2025 20:13