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anonymouscyclist
My thoughts exactly.01-09-2026 20:25
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anonymouscyclist
I hope you're correct! But I just don't share the same positivity with Carapaz joining Ineos. He was great in his prime, but I don't see his winning ways having many years left. Year on year, I find that Ineos continue to invest in either the past-their-prime cyclists, or the super domestiques who they try to push to be GT winners but will never quite make it. Perhaps because they don't have the top budget they once had? Hope I'm wrong but I just don't see it.01-09-2026 16:50
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anonymouscyclist
Agreed. Would genuinely love to see this, MVDP back to his best MTB’ing and facing off against Pidcock.31-08-2026 17:48
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anonymouscyclist
2021 was electric for MVDP v Pidcock off-road duels in the World Cup rounds. MVDP hasn’t been the same since his crash at the Tokyo Olympic Games, but one can still reminisce their battles.31-08-2026 17:46
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anonymouscyclist
A profoundly touching moment from a true champion. Pure heart and absolute class, Pidders.30-08-2026 20:07
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anonymouscyclist
Yessss Pidders! What a win. Once again, doing us proud. Shame MVDP faded, used to love his battles with Pidcock. But, from a purely biased perspective, it is great to see Pidcock dominate someone who is usually so dominant in his other fields.30-08-2026 18:59
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anonymouscyclist
Highly doubt Rogla will take the win, I think his time is done. But if I’m wrong, all respect to Rogla. In an entirely biased opinion, I am rooting for Mas.30-08-2026 11:37
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anonymouscyclist
His shoulder looked awful, the immediate and sheer bruising is a worry. I can see this being the end of his season, at a minimum. I hope he recovers okay.30-08-2026 11:35
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anonymouscyclist
Correction: Seeing Tadej in the ambulance puts everything into perspective. Forget the Worlds, I just hope he's okay. That looks awful.29-08-2026 19:06
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anonymouscyclist
Massive respect to Mas, it was incredibly honourable of him to decline the red jersey. Refusing to after a rival's misfortune shows real integrity and class. That being said, Mas has ridden a flawless race from the start. If anyone deserves that jersey after Tadej, it is him. At the same time, you have to feel for Tadej. It would be a heartbreak if this derails his shot at a Triple World Champs.29-08-2026 18:58