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12-06-2025 21:33
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12-06-2025 18:24
11-06-2025 21:20
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09-06-2025 03:44
04-06-2025 17:18
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04-06-2025 17:16
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04-06-2025 01:20
03-06-2025 20:28
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02-06-2025 15:48
01-06-2025 20:52
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mobk
So true. His tally from ONLY half a season would be a dream career for many cyclists. Eight wins - two of them monuments and multiple podiums as well. It's funny how the cycling media needs a story so bad that they jump on any slightest signs of "weakness" from Pogi, Jonas, or Remco. Example after 2023 some commentators were basically writing Pogi off for the next TdF and saying the only reason he was attempting the Giro Tour double was so he could win a "consolation" GT12-06-2025 21:33
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mobk
For me shorter cranks (165) feel better on the knees. Maybe it's a placebo effect, but it feels real12-06-2025 18:24
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mobk
I'm not quite ready to declare Tadej DOA. But it is fantastic to see Jonas back at such good form after a lacklustre spring11-06-2025 21:20
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mobk
Based on what we saw today the Tour is going to be a corker.09-06-2025 03:44
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mobk
Totally agreed. He should escape UAE’s golden handcuffs. In many other teams he would be the outright leader.04-06-2025 17:18
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mobk
14 wins in 4.5 years is not exactly nothing! Plus some pretty prestigious podiums. All at the age of 22. Kid needs to get some maturity, but talent is not missing.04-06-2025 17:16
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mobk
The Ayuso pile-on get's a bit ridiculous at times. Ayuso didn't lose the Giro for UAE. It was crappy strategy by UAE. And maybe Yates just being stronger. UAE had by far the strongest team even after losing Ayuso and Vine, but didn't use them effectively. For example why wasn't McNulty sent ahead as a satellite rider on Stage 20. If Van Aert made it over the hill so could have Mcnulty. Problem is McNulty was too high on the GC so he wouldn't have been let go. So why the heck was McNulty chasing a meaningless top 10 on GC instead of shedding some time so he could be rested and useful for his leader? Why was Adam Yates invisible for much of the race? Why did it sometimes feel like Majka was the only one all in on supporting Del Toro?04-06-2025 01:20
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mobk
100%. The "debacle" of deciding which of your three riders is going to win is much different and way better than the debacle of losing the Giro with a whimper on the last competitive stage.03-06-2025 20:28
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mobk
Precisely. If he fought hard and cracked and ended up in third or fourth, there would be zero criticism. It’s the way he lost that is unbelievable. Overall I blame the team WAY more than the lad.02-06-2025 15:48
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mobk
Carapaz doesn’t care about “preserving his second place”01-06-2025 20:52