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- Eventually Pogi will get older and slower. Father Time will favor the young. The question is whether he can beat Pogi before Pogi decides to retire. You never know... Pogi may retire after winning paris-roubaix :)
- i think he can continue to race for maybe another 2 years till he drops out of podium contention. With his TT and his follow the leader in the Mountains,he should not need too many teammates too.
- Aren't they still shopping around for a main sponsor for next year?
- How broke is visma now? wtf they cant even fight moviestar and decathlon for riders and lose both their mid targets based on their budget and they cant even get those? Crazy...:/
- TT
But he won by a minute so he could have cut down on some of it
- weight is measurable. power is measurable. So why didn't he prepare that way from the TDF if he wanted to beat Pogi and after Pogi wasn't going to be there, to win.
- I hope Thibau and Tibor don't do the same
- Seixas is exactly what I would like Pogi to be mentally and in his statements. Both come across as shy and who don't talk much but with Seixas, you can see that he enjoys success, that it boosts his ego, unlike Pogačar who seems to feel increasingly uncomfortable the more he wins. He's won so many times, people are saying he's boring. The french media hate him for winning so much, the french cycling fans are booing him... etc. etc.
But remember one thing, Seixas will never physically reach Pogi's level.
He's excellent, but he isn't at that level nor will ever be. His talking to the media, his relationship with people is already at a high level.
- Paul Seixas is now the second-best rider in the world.
- When will they start dropping Pogi? Oh yeah, when Pogi reaches 40+ years, that's when young cyclists will start dropping him. But until then... eat your hearts out and cry. Pogi will remain the G.O.A.T. for years to come. Capish?
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