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Paul will not podium in this Tour, he will light up some mountain stages and that's it. His time will come in a few seasons, he is still developing and his endurance is not there at these speeds, he will be the guy soon though, but not this year.07:13
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Someone better grab him and lock him down. In a couple more seasons he will be a force to be dealt with on the pro tour.26-06-2026 22:52
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Yes it does..26-06-2026 22:50
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While I know that Tadej, who's form is ahead of Jonas heading into this years Tour, has to deal with a second or third wave of heat that's currently rolling through France this week (although next week looks like normal temps) it will benefit Jonas as he's always been able to deal with the high temps a little better than Tadej. If I were Jonas, I would pray for 40C temps everyday in July. And before anyone points out that Tadej has actively used heat adaptation training in the last few years, yes I already now that, but I'm saying this now anyway as I believe it could push Jonas' chance to gain some time on certain stages in this Tour.25-06-2026 23:33
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Good catch :)25-06-2026 23:19
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It's his only chance, mate.25-06-2026 20:33
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Is this the same Primoz that lost 12 minutes and 47 seconds to Tadej in five days?25-06-2026 20:11
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I can't believe that Remco has not had a race program leading up to the Tour. Maybe he knows something we don't..25-06-2026 06:29
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No, we don't need to judge this. Tadej is a paid professional athlete, it's literally his job to be at his best for the Tour, not to mention, if he wins this year he puts himself the fives club. Let the man race his bike. His girlfriend understands, she is a pro cyclist as well.23-06-2026 01:32
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It does seem that way lol18-06-2026 05:01