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Pogboom
Nothing has changed, even after all these deaths. The UCI has blood on its hands.11:32
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Pogboom
Crazy take. Tadej was drinking from his bottle so had one of his hands off the handlebar. Really down to bad luck rather than loss of focus.31-08-2026 14:38
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Pogboom
“You will see a couple sitting in the lobby, and anyone who isn’t into cycling would never suspect that the guy in the hoodie is the best cyclist in the world,” This is why I love this sport. No show boating like you would see in F1, football, tennis, golf, etc. On top of this, pro cyclists are some of the fittest athletes in the world and train much more than those aforementioned sports (and get paid much less).31-08-2026 10:58
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Pogboom
As an Aussie, I'm secretly hoping Pogi is so far ahead in GC that he decides to help his teammate Jay Vine get onto the podium like he did for Del Toro at the TdF! Anyway, isn't it crazy that Pogi is already dominating so hard this early in this GT that we are talking about the others who will join him. Leader's jersey from day one!26-08-2026 02:28
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Pogboom
Wow, I only just saw this. It's crazy that in this day and age, we have quite literally the most incredible cyclist of all time being hassled by some nobody influencer who thinks they are the centre of the universe and that everyone should know who she is. This influencer will have their 15 minutes of fame. Pogacar will have a legacy.24-08-2026 16:39
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Pogboom
Pogacar's versatility is like combining a defender, midfielder and striker into one player.23-08-2026 10:28
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Pogboom
It is quite short though, and explains the tiny winning margin of 0.09s. I didn't even know the timer went to that level of accuracy!23-08-2026 06:15
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Pogboom
Hopefully he didn't sign the contract too hastily. Winning a tour obviously increases your value and showcases you to all the top teams.17-08-2026 23:57
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Pogboom
Enough is enough. We keep 'joking' that the UCI would only do something when someone dies. Well, now someone has actually died (again), yet the UCI have been silent. No doubt UCI's next move is to victim-blame Tarling for riding on the wrong side of the road and then they will introduce measures to force riders to ride only within the correct lane of roads. This is simply not good enough. UCI needs to conduct a full safety audit across the whole racing calendar. We are done with token safety measures that are half-hearted and don't fix the problems, and I'm not just talking about closing roads, but across the whole spectrum. Dangerous safety barriers at sprint finishes (we all remember what happened to Jakobsen at the Tour of Poland losing all his teeth), harrowing high speed descents (Muriel Furrer crashed into a forest and obscured in undergrowth for over an hour, Sepp Kuss almost falling off a cliff, Pidcock left hanging off a tree branch...), invisible road furniture (Urska Zigart hitting a speed bump and getting knocked out in the resulting crash), high speed bottlenecks... The UCI really needs to do a wholesale evaluation of rider safety - none of these silly measures like restricting gear ratios and minimum handlebar widths...16-08-2026 03:44
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Pogboom
Kasia wasn't obstructed or ridden into the barriers, bunch of crap that the useful idiots will believe. If you don't want to be in the media's crosshairs, don't do stupid things like ride on the outside line of a bend behind a gassed lead-out rider. See what I did there? You also need to watch the actual video again - there's no conspiracy because what happened was actually shown in the live feed: you can see Gery was gassed from leading out Vollering and slows down and then Longo Borghini and Kasia and all the other riders have to go around Gery. This is racing tactics, the men do it too e.g. Yates leading out Pogacar countless times and then when Pogi goes, Yates is gassed from the lead-out so Jonas, etc have to go around Yates. Another point: everyone getting worked up about this but it happened with 6.5km to go and Kasia clearly didn't have the legs and needed to be pulled ALL THE WAY TO THE FINISH by Longo Borghini. All you people thinking the abuse on Gery was warranted need to take a good hard look at yourselves. If you truly believe this one incident of 1-2 seconds 'obstruction' made the whole difference and that Kasia deserved to win, then you are not a true cycling fan.11-08-2026 05:40