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19-07-2026 20:21
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19-07-2026 18:52
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10-07-2026 19:27
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09-07-2026 22:10
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awp
His contract goes through 2028, he earns 5M euro a year, it's highly doubtful he would walk away from that money considering his assets are worth roughly 6M euro in total. No sane person would. Plus, I'm betting he has at least one more GT in him, maybe two. It's a setback, but he's a pro cyclist and he certainly lives for cycling, no one gets up at the crack of dawn each day in the cold off season to train for six plus hours because they hate it. He is a winner and will continue to be until he retires.19-07-2026 20:21
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awp
Tadej protected Del Toro so he could potentially kick Seixas out of the white jersey. Waking Jonas @ 2am and Tadej @ 5am for a doping control is stupid and these decisions, by whoever is making them, do have consequences.19-07-2026 18:52
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awp
Carpaz jumped and that slightly messed his plans up, but on the next to last climb he had Yates up there and I saw him reset his computer, which meant he was about to go.14-07-2026 22:17
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awp
The germans are far worse than the french. Have you never been to a Tour?14-07-2026 22:16
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awp
Yes, he is paid to race but a rider of his caliber is also trying to build legacy. It's doubtful he would stop racing the Tour this year.10-07-2026 19:27
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awp
I guess it could happen, this is the best I've seen Jonas since that really bad crash in 2024. In my own opinion, I would doubt that he quits, I don't consider him a quitter.10-07-2026 19:26
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awp
Without a doubt..09-07-2026 22:10
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awp
Yes, I've been talking about the heat for a few weeks, Jonas has a leg up in that department.05-07-2026 22:16
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awp
lol05-07-2026 20:29