Tour de France 2025 (CONTAINS SPOILERS!)
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CarbonClem
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Mad to think how he’s crushing this tour and there still will be no one anywhere near challenging him at the Vuelta , as things stand.
No Ta Doctor
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Sivakov did a massive stint at the foot of Superbagneres yesterday, Soler has been working hard. I think all our judgements are a little skewed by the fact we've only really had two proper mountain stages, three if you count the Bastille day cat twos, but that was never going to allow much more than a bit of light sparring
No Ta Doctor
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Dogtrousers
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I find it easy to forget how many good riders UAE have squirrelled away
DeadCalm
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Haven't the team already confirmed that the Vuelta is in his plans?
mididoctors
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Top ten should be doable
mididoctors
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Pog is still a human being . He just needs to.ride to Paris . Stealing a few secs each uphill day seems a wise use of effort . Having a collapse in the Alps or catching a cold.... Best to keep something in the tank
mididoctors
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Wind forecast not as strong as predicted earlier. Shame . ... A lot of the lumpy section of the race after the cat 2 is woodland too .
No Ta Doctor
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The pity is he's realised this - or UAE bosses have convinced him. I preferred it when he thought he was invincible but cracked
N0bodyOfTheGoat
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ITV4 coverage from 1330 BST today.
It's going to feel very weird having no cycling on telly from a week tomorrow, until hopefully full coverage of TOB.
It's going to feel very weird having no cycling on telly from a week tomorrow, until hopefully full coverage of TOB.
No Ta Doctor
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Just seeing an Interview with Skjelmose from last night
Nothing broken, but lost the skin on the inside of the whole of his left arm
It was a solo accident and his own fault, when they came out of the roundabout they were pressed into one lane and he tried to hop over the traffic island to maintain some speed. There's footage of it and he goes straight into the sign (luckily padded) and flies over it, full somersault. Shades of Offredo in Paris-Roubaix and Cav in Milan-San Remo
He was nine minutes down when he got to the intermediate and lost another minute shortly after. They were concerned he couldn't use both hands properly on the descents and the team took a decision with him to pull out as they didn't think he could get back and continuing would be indefensible.
Nothing broken, but lost the skin on the inside of the whole of his left arm
It was a solo accident and his own fault, when they came out of the roundabout they were pressed into one lane and he tried to hop over the traffic island to maintain some speed. There's footage of it and he goes straight into the sign (luckily padded) and flies over it, full somersault. Shades of Offredo in Paris-Roubaix and Cav in Milan-San Remo
He was nine minutes down when he got to the intermediate and lost another minute shortly after. They were concerned he couldn't use both hands properly on the descents and the team took a decision with him to pull out as they didn't think he could get back and continuing would be indefensible.
No Ta Doctor
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TdF comedown is always a tough one, though luckily the TdF Femmes starts on Saturday
