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RidesHills
You know, DAS, it's a sign of UAE getting weaker (this is sarcasm). I mean, it used to take ONE rider to get yellow and white and a podium spot, and now it takes TWO riders. How the team has fallen. So sad. (Again, folks, total sarcasm)25-07-2026 22:04
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RidesHills
I didn't see the netting when I first saw him stumble into the wall and started basically shouting at the video screen - thank god he didn't go over that wall. Seriously. What an insane situation for him. Poor guy.25-07-2026 22:02
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RidesHills
Pogačar could have had 7 or 8 wins in this Tour, instead leaves with "only" 5, as well as the loyalty of del Toro and his other teammates, who see what he did and why he did it. Leadership doesn't always mean winning everything, and it surely means something when it's obvious that he could have won, and did not. Del Toro being ill (and hiding it well enough to prevent further attacks) and Pogačar sticking with him is a kind of loyal leadership that will have very long term effects on the team. This is what he does, this is who he is, and this is how he has the team that enables him to succeed.25-07-2026 21:59
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RidesHills
He does have a habit of wanting to win stages on which he’s been beaten. There’s no Wout van Aert to stick with him on the third hard kick of Montmartre this time. Maybe Remco, Mads, Matthieu? Might be fun.25-07-2026 20:55
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RidesHills
If he could have stayed with Pogačar he could have come around Carapaz. And if he had contributed earlier in the climb it’s possible the trio would have made it to the finish without being caught. As it is, a solid second on a brutal day.25-07-2026 04:30
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RidesHills
It has been an incredible ride so far, and I'm impressed. I regularly compare him to Pogačar on his debut grand tour, which was the Vuelta with a lower quality set of GC contenders. Still, he won 3 stages and his last win was an incredible effort which got him on the podium. I keep hoping that Seixas will do something similar, but Roglič was content to do what was needed for the GC and not win every stage he could, while Seixas is up against a man who can't help but dominate and seek every win. Still, I'm hoping for his debut Tour win. I'm sure there it will come eventually!24-07-2026 23:19
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RidesHills
Good lord what a performance, meaning Martinez and Carapaz, after all their idiotic start-stop attacking. Speechless about and in awe of the dominant ride by Pogačar, so I have nothing more to say about him right now.24-07-2026 17:40
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RidesHills
Please quote the Pogačar haters. Thank you.23-07-2026 18:29
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RidesHills
I really like Carapaz and it is superb that he has this win.23-07-2026 18:26
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RidesHills
Or, perhaps, a stomach bug.22-07-2026 21:36