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Rafionain-Glas
And this is relevant to the article in what way?03-07-2026 18:30
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Rafionain-Glas
But it was the strongest field since 2008, and the riders who battled for the podium are GC riders at the Tour03-07-2026 18:28
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Yes, taking turns with Pogačar was what Horner would call "a knucklehead move". There was no terrain between La Redoute and Roche-en-Faucons for Pogačar to drop Seixas, and Pogačar was always going to attack on the second climb. Plus it's not like the group behind would have caught up03-07-2026 17:07
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How's that a win for Seixas?03-07-2026 16:32
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Is he hinting at a repeat of 2018 with Torito winning?03-07-2026 16:12
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Cycling fans call it the Dauphiné02-07-2026 20:27
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Rafionain-Glas
These answers are too funny02-07-2026 20:26
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Didn't Arensman finish 4th at the Giro, while being on the podium before? He can do GC02-07-2026 20:17
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Martinez for KOM? Seriously?02-07-2026 20:12
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I wouldn't expect the gaps to be as big as in the Dauphine but still significant02-07-2026 19:45