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• Pedalmasher20-02-2026
  I was going to post the same comment. He just can’t catch a break.
• Pedalmasher20-02-2026
  Totally agree. This kid has a bright future.
• antipodeanpedalfan20-02-2026
  The thing is, he never has to worry about his career because he can spend the rest of his life living rent-free in your head.
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  Rafionain-Glas19-02-2026
  That's true, but you can't count out a resurgence from him later like Vingegaard did in 2025 (although he was 10 seconds behind, not 30)
• mobk19-02-2026
  Lipowitz ddn't really keep up to the big boys today either.....
• Mistermaumau19-02-2026
  Yes, the guy is no fluke. Even if he fails to improve over the next 15 years he’ll do damage. That young blood is going to keep the establishment working hard.
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  maria2024202419-02-2026
  This excuse is harmless, just quaint and amusing. The excuse I really disliked was when he accused a mechanic of improperly adjusting his saddle, endangering the mechanic's job: blaming others for your own limitations is a serious matter.
• mij19-02-2026
  ok so this is impressive - I trashed this guy all winter, get a pro win before the anointing. against a quality field. And Onley and Riccitello look good too. fun to see young blood.
• slappers6619-02-2026
  Minor flaws.... thats like suggesting Genghis Khan was a bit aggressive with other countries
• slappers6619-02-2026
  Then you carry on if that's what makes you happy