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***Official 2023 Pro Cycling Thread*** - The Vuelta will be a Primoz, Vigo, G, Remco mosh pit (2 Viewers)

Tadaj down will make for a great tour but the breakaway specials might as well start preparing for the Veulta.
I’ll watch the replay tonight but was he in bad form today or do you think he was saving his legs for a big effort tomorrow? Just curious.
Bad form….or more correctly not Jonas form…he was still the 2nd-4th best climber depending on how you slot Hindley, Sepp, and him.
 
Tadaj down will make for a great tour but the breakaway specials might as well start preparing for the Veulta.
I’ll watch the replay tonight but was he in bad form today or do you think he was saving his legs for a big effort tomorrow? Just curious.
Jonas has better hour power. Tadaj looks like he spent too much time training for the classics.
 
JONAS VINGEGAARD

Col de Marie Blanque (7,90km; 8,49%; 671m)

20'58min
20,97km/h
1920 VAM
6,92ᵉw/kg (est.)
CLIMBING RECORD

Faster than the previous record by 1:29min
 
JONAS VINGEGAARD

Col de Marie Blanque (7,90km; 8,49%; 671m)

20'58min
20,97km/h
1920 VAM
6,92ᵉw/kg (est.)
CLIMBING RECORD

Faster than the previous record by 1:29min
I didn't realize that he only weighs 132 pounds. These guys should be in the Giro Donne.
 
JONAS VINGEGAARD

Col de Marie Blanque (7,90km; 8,49%; 671m)

20'58min
20,97km/h
1920 VAM
6,92ᵉw/kg (est.)
CLIMBING RECORD

Faster than the previous record by 1:29min
I didn't realize that he only weighs 132 pounds. These guys should be in the Giro Donne.

most of the climber/GC guys have that kind of frame
  • HIndley 60 kg
  • Vingegaard 60 kg
  • Ciccone 58 kg
  • Buchmann 59 kg
  • A Yates 58 kg
  • S Yates 58 kg
  • Gaudu 53 kg
  • Pogočar 66 kg
  • Skjelmose 65 kg
  • Rodriguez 67 kg
sprinters are usually a bit thicker:
  • Philipsen 75 kg
  • Pedersen 70 kg
  • Van Aert 78 kg
  • Ewan 69 kg
  • Cavendish 70 kg
  • Jakobsen 78 kg
  • Dylan Groenewegen 70 kg
 
Tadaj down will make for a great tour but the breakaway specials might as well start preparing for the Veulta.
I’ll watch the replay tonight but was he in bad form today or do you think he was saving his legs for a big effort tomorrow? Just curious.
Jonas has better hour power. Tadaj looks like he spent too much time training for the classics.

You'll probably always be able to make that statement. Pogi is a better all round cyclist (one day classics man) and Jonas is the better stage racer/GT rider

It's far from over, a little bad luck can compromise a whole GT. Stray dog, a distracted rider, a little oil on the road, some road furniture. - one of these at the bad time and then it's over. Grand tours are a battle of attrition.

Also, Jai could be better than we gave him credit for; he was a popular pick to podium but the team is doing better than expected. When Peter Sagan left Bora-Hansgrohe a couple years ago he took 3-4 teammates (+ several staff), the team went through a deep overhaul. Just now seeing the fruits of that.
 
@LanterneRougeYT
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Here to plug a competing product:The official @LeTour daily highlight videos have massively stepped up the last two years.Instead of a vanilla race recap these now have loads of behind the scenes content and craft a story for each stage.It's like a mini Netflix ep each day

 
Nationalities in the break.

#COUNTRYRIDERS#
1FranceCoquard, Cosnefroy, Perez, Louvel, Alaphilippe5
2DenmarkGregaard, Juul-Jensen, Asgreen3
3Belgiumvan Aert, Naesen2
4GermanyArndt1
5SpainIzagirre1
6Great BritainShaw1
7ItalyTrentin1
8LatviaNeilands1
9Netherlandsvan der Poel1
10NorwayJohannessen1
11PolandKwiatkowski1
12PortugalGuerreiro1
13United StatesPowless1
 
Tadaj down will make for a great tour but the breakaway specials might as well start preparing for the Veulta.
I’ll watch the replay tonight but was he in bad form today or do you think he was saving his legs for a big effort tomorrow? Just curious.
Jonas has better hour power. Tadaj looks like he spent too much time training for the classics.

You'll probably always be able to make that statement. Pogi is a better all round cyclist (one day classics man) and Jonas is the better stage racer/GT rider

It's far from over, a little bad luck can compromise a whole GT. Stray dog, a distracted rider, a little oil on the road, some road furniture. - one of these at the bad time and then it's over. Grand tours are a battle of attrition.

Also, Jai could be better than we gave him credit for; he was a popular pick to podium but the team is doing better than expected. When Peter Sagan left Bora-Hansgrohe a couple years ago he took 3-4 teammates (+ several staff), the team went through a deep overhaul. Just now seeing the fruits of that.
Hard to say who from our group thought Jonas was the favorite from the picks. Tadaj was $2 cheaper and tends to rack up finish points. I "downgraded" to Pogi to squeeze in Yates.

Next year it would be fun to list our podium picks and other jersey winners as a side contest.
 
Tadaj down will make for a great tour but the breakaway specials might as well start preparing for the Veulta.
I’ll watch the replay tonight but was he in bad form today or do you think he was saving his legs for a big effort tomorrow? Just curious.
Jonas has better hour power. Tadaj looks like he spent too much time training for the classics.

You'll probably always be able to make that statement. Pogi is a better all round cyclist (one day classics man) and Jonas is the better stage racer/GT rider

It's far from over, a little bad luck can compromise a whole GT. Stray dog, a distracted rider, a little oil on the road, some road furniture. - one of these at the bad time and then it's over. Grand tours are a battle of attrition.

Also, Jai could be better than we gave him credit for; he was a popular pick to podium but the team is doing better than expected. When Peter Sagan left Bora-Hansgrohe a couple years ago he took 3-4 teammates (+ several staff), the team went through a deep overhaul. Just now seeing the fruits of that.
Hard to say who from our group thought Jonas was the favorite from the picks. Tadaj was $2 cheaper and tends to rack up finish points. I "downgraded" to Pogi to squeeze in Yates.

Next year it would be fun to list our podium picks and other jersey winners as a side contest.

100% of our group of 11 picked Pog as one of their GC guys. in my pre-race builds, I tried a lot of combinations with jonas + A. Yates or Jonas + Jai or Jonas + budget + WvA.

I never seriously considered Pog alone without Vingegaard. I think me and @cheeseypoof are the only teams with both? So far that was the losing strategy but we'll see how it plays out.

if Mvdp doesn't start going for stage wins I have no shot.
 
TJV:

🇪🇸'18—Kruijswijk 4th
🇮🇹'19—Roglic 3rd
🇪🇸'19—Roglic 1st
🇫🇷'20—Roglic 2nd
🇪🇸'20—Roglic 1st
🇫🇷'21—Vingegaard 2nd
🇪🇸'21—Roglic 1st
🇫🇷'22—Vingegaard 1st
🇮🇹'23—Roglic 1st

What do they all have in common?

Sepp Kuss 🇺🇸 pacing the mountain stages.
 
Virtual general classification at this moment.

#RIDER+-TIMELAGBONIS
1VINGEGAARD Jonas▲122:16:09-
2POGAČAR Tadej▲40:53-
3HINDLEY Jai▼21:33-
4CICCONE Giulio▼12:36-
5BUCHMANN Emanuel▼12:44-
6YATES Adam▼13:07-
7BARDET Romain▲53:10-
8YATES Simon▼13:13-
9SKJELMOSE Mattias▼13:29-
10RODRÍGUEZ Carlos▼1,,-
11GAUDU David▼1,,-
12WOODS Michael▼13:48-
13KUSS Sepp▲33:49-
14PIDCOCK Thomas▼14:09-
15LANDA Mikel▼14:46-
16KELDERMAN Wilco▼1,,-
17O'CONNOR Ben-5:07-
18BILBAO Pello-,,-
19CRAS Steff-,,-
20BERNAL Egan-5:33-
 
Vingegaard is such a little *****. Wouldn't work with Pogi when they were together a few stages ago and then today expects him to pull through and pacing him up the last climb.
 
Wout and Jonas pacing Pog (3rd wheel)

Situation​

 
soon as the neutralized start ended, Wout sprinted 50+ kph for an hour to lead out the breakaway

on the final climb, pacing the leaders
 
Pogočar accelerates as Vingegaard was looking away for a moment at 2.7hm

huge burst to go up 9 seconds with 2.1km to go
 
Vinge: sorry but who are you?

Macron: president of France

Vinge: oh oops

Macron: don’t mind me just popping in for the stage
 
MVDP has been relegated and fined.

Team sport, individualized penalty. If you’re a lead-out, I guess the UCI is OK if you hinder other sprinters as your sprinter will never be penalised by your actions.

Anyway, I still win the Stage without MvdP’s points but dropped off the podium in the overall standings.
Definitely. That was a team move and should b be a team penalty.
 

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