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
Never been done.
He’d have to skip the spring calendar completely.
Exactly. Could he be the one.
Pogaczar is not doing the Vuelta. Taking a break.
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.
I’d say Roglic is seething. He could have skipped the Tour to win another Vuelta.
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.
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.
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.