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velodan
Great ride by Brand after last weekend's misery. In her comments Alvararado shows her grace and class. Hopefully her turn will come next year.31-01-2026 23:23
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velodan
I'm wondering if he's quitting because Visma wouldn't make him their #1 at this year's Giro, which he believed suited him well. As defending champ he deserved his team's backing. After all, he's done a lot for Vingo.07-01-2026 21:24
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velodan
"it seems very unlikely that anyone will be able to prevent van der Poel from taking the victory in the competition." That's a big dis to Nys, who is 23 points ahead of MVDP.30-12-2025 23:50
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velodan
Had a friend who switched from bike racing to running in his 60's. Produced excellent times in many distances. Riding tuned his engine and preserved his legs.23-11-2025 01:27
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velodan
I feel like Luke was with too many other Classics riders at QS to be given much support. Hopefully he'll now get precedence and take home some big trophies.06-11-2025 00:13
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velodan
I lost respect when watching Nys act like a spoiled child. Sometimes not every little thing is perfect and you have to keep your cool about it.03-11-2025 20:59
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velodan
Great to see a young, French talent who enjoys pressure and is hungry for success!20-10-2025 17:49
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velodan
Good for Timo and the small teams! Also nice to see Laporte showing his class again.18-10-2025 17:42
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velodan
Well done, Tom! A brutal course for everyone, but especially the bigger guys. A lot of your peers -WVA and MvP, for instance- didn't even race.28-09-2025 21:26
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velodan
Most of Pogacar's competition comes from his own team. Del Toro and Vine are serious wildcards and I'll be curious about which versions of Pidcock, Evenepoel, and especially Ayuso show up.22-09-2025 21:05