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PogiFan2Day
Merckx and Hinault raced with 10-man teams, and by the time Indurain won his five Tours, it was down to 9-man teams — a rule that’s stayed in place mostly ever since (until it dropped to 8 in 2018). Why didn’t they change the rules when these guys were dominating??13:40
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PogiFan2Day
I would take quality over quantity any day. Tadej's winning percentage would be more than Eddy's. Tadej does not need to race more as he's paid handsomely unlike Eddy who had to keep racing to make a living.27-07-2026 18:55
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PogiFan2Day
Julian Alaphilippe is past his prime. I don't think anyone was expecting much from him and therefore omitted from the list.27-07-2026 18:51
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PogiFan2Day
Why is Paul Seixas not on the winner's list? He's the youngest TdF rider since the 1930's. Everyone thought he couldn't survive the 3-week tour, and he not only defied that, but he is also the fourth best rider on the tour. He deserves a spot on the list.27-07-2026 15:04
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PogiFan2Day
I don’t think Tadej will be in the mix for a stage win tomorrow. Why would he take the chance unless the GC race is neutralized early. He can’t afford to get in a crash and lose his GC win. Just not worth the risk in my opinion.26-07-2026 05:00
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PogiFan2Day
Tomorrow, I suspect more babysitting Del Toro duty for Pogacar to make sure he stays third and neutralize any attacks from Seixas.24-07-2026 18:48
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PogiFan2Day
Goran Ivanišević was my favorite tennis player back in the day. Nothing like watching Goran bomb aces in Wimbledon. Was so happy when he won it in 2001.23-07-2026 17:14
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PogiFan2Day
I would love to see Pogi winning the remaining mountain stages without babysitting Del Toro. Enough of that nonsense.22-07-2026 00:01
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PogiFan2Day
Terrible news of Florian Lipowitz crashing out. Wish him speedy recovery. It just reinforces the fact that victory is never certain until a rider crosses the finish line in Paris. I think the top 3 podium spots are going to be fought between Pogacar, Remco, Del Toro and Seixas barring any accidents.21-07-2026 18:38
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PogiFan2Day
The article states, "The judge, according to the sports code, must verify that there are "serious and consistent suspicions" that the specific riders have violated anti-doping rules or could do so". Since only Pogacar and Jonas were tested, I would like to know what was the serious and consistent suspicion that made them the subject of the testing? For context, several riders broke the time record on the Tourmalet and the Peleton has broken some long standing average speed records. No reason to just suspect the two of them.21-07-2026 15:11