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Rafionain-Glas
With that aero position, Indurain would struggle to beat Felix Gall in an ITT now21:20
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Rafionain-Glas
Terrible article. The only news is that he's racing in Hamburg and nothing else12-08-2026 23:52
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Rafionain-Glas
It's hard not to admire Thibau Nys. Hope he gets back to his top level12-08-2026 23:18
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Rafionain-Glas
Torito doesn't give me the impression that he's willing to accept 2nd place in his prime. After the Worlds last year he spoke about reducing the gap to Pogačar and reaching his level. Therefore, being at UAE or not doesn't matter07-08-2026 19:07
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Rafionain-Glas
Quoting Cyclingnews not a rider...07-08-2026 17:56
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Rafionain-Glas
Ridiculous... that's not a quote. How would it be if it says 03/08/2025 but says that Vingegaard had conquered the Giro and Vuelta? At that point, he only had 2 Tours07-08-2026 17:17
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Rafionain-Glas
Vollering and Reusser are doing a Carapaz vs del Toro07-08-2026 17:12
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Rafionain-Glas
If they get him out of this hole it'll be like Patrick Eddy 2.007-08-2026 11:58
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Rafionain-Glas
Context is missing in this article - it was obviously not simply a case of Torito passing up leadership in order to support the Pog. When the programmes were decided, Joao Pedro Goncalves Almeida was to race the Giro and, going from what he did at the Vuelta, he was on a fine trajectory. For Torito, it was a case of co-leadership at the Giro vs support at the Tour + chances for his own GC result. And the team would still have had a great contender at the Giro if Isaac didn't go. So when Matxín presents Torito as being so selfless that it's almost foolish, it was certainly not the case07-08-2026 11:55
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Rafionain-Glas
It's a Spanish orientated site05-08-2026 21:20