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averagecyclist
We have "Close Encounters of the Third Kind" every time we watch MvdP or Pogi. ;-)06-03-2026 11:29
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averagecyclist
Oh Wout, don't be shy... You were better - at the end of TdF EVERYBODY is below their best. You deserved the win, period.05-03-2026 09:05
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averagecyclist
> Is Paul Seixas the main threat to Pogacar at Strade Bianche? I hope so! It will make road racing interesting again!02-03-2026 13:03
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averagecyclist
Oh, let me have some fun. I love WvA - especially his old good times in CX. I often watch his super-human performance in Heusden-Zolder when he won world championships in CX. So yeah - tried to be funny but it not always works...27-02-2026 10:19
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averagecyclist
He will do anything to not start with MvdP, even get sick....26-02-2026 15:54
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averagecyclist
What a great news!25-02-2026 11:26
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averagecyclist
Death, Taxes & Visma-Crash a Bike.23-02-2026 09:56
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averagecyclist
No matter what people say - I'll watch it. And I bet all the complainers will do it too....18-02-2026 10:03
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averagecyclist
Exactly what I'm thinking about it. Moreover Van Glis had a lot of time to rethink his situation but decided to stay where he was.18-02-2026 09:55
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averagecyclist
It is interesting - until now most of the riders peaked at around 24-26 years old or later (judging on World Championships winners) - Pogacar, Kwiatkowski, Sagan... At the age of 18 they were mostly average. Now we have 18-years old with huge achievments and the question is, where they will be at the age of 25 or 30? Better or already burned out?03-02-2026 12:05