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- Dylan ruined him.
- The thing about this train of logic is that people accuse riders like Jonas of "avoiding" Pog, which means that their victories "don't count" because Pog wasn't there. BUT, by that logic, that means that Pog's victories also shouldn't count as much if his biggest rivals are also absent. Either everyone's races "mean less" or a win's a win, and you can only beat who is in front of you. Unless some perfect start-list emerges that pleases all the critics, and all riders start completely injury-free, and remain that way the entire tour - then people will ALWAYS find some way to justify some argument that x or y win isn't a "proper win" - it's absurd. Eddy Merckx raced a significantly narrower peloton of mostly northern European riders, with everyone doping their asses off - but if you say these wins don't stack up to the modern riders, people throw a fit. "he can only race who is in front of him!" - EXACTLY.
- All it takes is a glance at the cycling pro stats to see that the startlist quality of the 2024 Giro was significantly lower than the 2026 one. So Pog beat a far weaker field than Jonas just did.
- Everyone keeps saying how totally Vingegaard dominated the earlier races this year, which might be true, but what's not always included in discussions is that the big dogs were never even there.
- Hullo? Queen stage? What about Finestre?
- Your idea is good if cyclings salary cap is as big as that of football or the NBA so your idea for cycling is a paradox itself. IMOO
- Your idea is good if cyclings salary cap is as big as that of football or the NBA so your idea for cycling is a paradox itself. IMOO
- "No excess noise. No daily do-or-die attacks. No need to monopolize headlines. But always there."
If you're getting paid to write an article you should be embarrassed to use AI. This and other lines in the article absolutely reek of it.
- sad for Fabio, seems like a great guy.
- he is definitely a different rider. a far cry from pizza, beer and video games in the team bus.
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