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What about after today at Suisse, Mike?02:51
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Maybe to be well rested for the tour, Pogi decided to make his big efforts at the start of the week and coast through the remainder of the race, giving him 4 extra days of "rest".02:49
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For the rest of this race, Pogi can just follow wheels while eating pizza from a lunch box and playing chess on a bike-mounted chess computer.01:26
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Everyone keeps saying how totally Vingegaard dominated the earlier races this year, which might be true, but what's not always included in discussions is that the big dogs were never even there.04-06-2026 02:44
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The last 13 Giros had 13 different winners. Not the same with the TDF.31-05-2026 20:50
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Between Milan and Groenewegen, whoever is not on the top podium step for the day's stage in Rome, will have some explaining to do to their sponsors.24-05-2026 22:12
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Between Milan and Groenewegen, whoever is not on the top podium step in Rome, will have some explaining to do to their sponsors.24-05-2026 21:12
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Sprint finishes are so heavily influenced by multiple factors (like crashes, boxing in) that it's difficult to know who's actually the one with the best raw power. I still think Milan is the strongest in this Giro, but he got derailed a couple times. So we might never know.24-05-2026 15:00
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I agree. Jonas and Pogi likely not at the Vuelta, gives him a good opportunity to ripen a bit and do extremely specific training towards it.29-04-2026 06:04
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I was already looking at race start lists to see when Pogi and Seixas would face each other, both in their own kind of territory. I think we got it coming now.15-04-2026 03:53