Is he good enough to do all three in one year, or is that even possible? 
Probably too much. You wouldn’t know with him though
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Never been done.
He’d have to skip the spring calendar completely.
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Exactly. Could he be the one.
Pogaczar is not doing the Vuelta. Taking a break.
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He looked knackered and they were saying he was a bit pissed off last week. Probably bored.
There will be a stampede to the start line in the Vuelta now.
In fairness, he has to at least give the other lads on his team, Almeida, Ayuso, Del Toro, Yeats et al a chance to win something…. never mind the rest of the pro peloton.
Almeida and Ayuso sabotaging each other will be a great spectacle.
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I’d say Roglic is seething. He could have skipped the Tour to win another Vuelta.
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And with the young German backing up his Dauphine showing with a podium in the tour, Roglic might have become undone by another younger man on the team he was meant to be outright #1 on. Age is not on his side either.
The Vuelta is wide open now
Nice article.
Brailsford is a blight on everything.
Vinnegaard won’t know where to go without Pogacar’s arse in front of him.
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The doping controls are designed to stop the riders from killing themselves, or rather, their teams from killing them.
I don’t think anyone with a stake ever really wants to eliminate the drugs.
The 50% on the start line was entirely more honest.
Fiona Mangan wins the intermediate sprint on La Tour de Femmes yesterday… some achievement.
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The women’s Tour was a great race. Pauline Ferrand-Prevot the Olympic Gold medallist in Mountain Bike who returned to road racing after years away blew away the field.