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Pogboom
If I were Johan Bruyneel, I would be careful what I wish for... There is a high likelihood that revealing your side of the story will actually make things WORSE for you! Also, I suspect Lance will make himself look like the victim and throw you and everyone else under the bus!10:10
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Pogboom
Sure mate, whatever you say... LOL. It's like me claiming the vaccine made me a stronger rider - I actually did get stronger, but only because I rode A LOT more during lockdown with nothing else to do, and the streets were gloriously empty! In fact, I even received a cocktail of various vaccines before my trip to Borneo over Christmas just past, and guess what? I got even stronger as a rider! I got 5th in the Strava KOM ranking for one of my local segments just two weeks ago! Maybe you should try a vaccine or two - it might just make you a stronger rider!14-02-2026 19:58
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Pogboom
I'm taking the hint that he is referring to God protecting MVDP? I don't believe in God, but even if I do, I doubt God would favour one over another. My opinion is that what it really comes down to is bike handling. MVDP arguably has the best bike handling in the world right now. No interventions required from God! But more importantly... is that a fender on the rear wheel of WVA's S5 on the ferry?!11-02-2026 00:19
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Pogboom
"Asked by AFP this morning about why the decision was made, Prudhomme answered: “Unibet Rose Rockets? They don't claim to be French at all. They have more Dutch riders." As compared to no French riders on Caja Rural? His comment makes no sense.31-01-2026 04:25
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Pogboom
It's actually normal. Most pro riders train alone. This is because each rider has their own training programme so it's difficult to be riding together e.g. if one is doing a Zone 2 ride and another is doing intervals.28-01-2026 11:12
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Pogboom
I seem to recall him blaming the time trial bike for a poor showing when he was at Bora. It was one of many reasons why he moved to Visma i.e. for the better equipment (Cervelo S5 is arguably the fastest bike on the World Tour). Now he has run out of excuses... It's also quite a bad look to blame the equipment when you're at any World Tour team with the best of the best at your disposal (equipment, coaches, nutrition, etc).22-01-2026 10:14
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Pogboom
I reckon if he shaved his head, he could save about 50W lol...04-01-2026 01:17
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Pogboom
At the Vuelta this year, I remember Vine pulled for the team and definitely made sacrifices. He won a few stages but even pulled for Ayuso I seemed to remember. Ayuso on the other hand, pulled for the team for like 20 metres and then dropped out lol...30-12-2025 15:42
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Pogboom
Yeah, it's basically a form of clickbait to make you click on the headline and spend a few seconds reading to find out who it is. That helps with the analytics that advertisers are looking for (i.e. how long readers are spending on the page).16-12-2025 10:21
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Pogboom
Jay Vine gets singled out only because of how he got into the World Tour. If we want to talk about pros who crash all the time, I would say hands down the name that sticks out is... ROGLIC. But even the greatest cyclists of the past ten years have crashed including Pogacar (TDF 2022, 2023 and 2025, Strade Bianche 2025), Vingegaard (Basque Country 2024), Evenepoel (so many, but TDF 2020 where he literally rode off a freaking bridge sticks out, I honestly thought he was dead/dying... and he also suffered a bit of bad luck crashing into a van door when out on a training ride in late 2024), then there's Froome and Bernal who both suffered such devastating crashes that it could be argued it ended their careers!06-12-2025 05:17