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Golden God edition

Making excuses edition

> Current and upcoming road races
22.02 - 01.03 Tour du Rwanda 2.1
25.02 - 01.03 Giro di Sardegna 2.1
28.02 Omloop Nieuwsblad 1.WWT
28.02 Omloop Nieuwsblad 1.UWT
28.02 Faun-Ardèche Classic 1.Pro
28.02 Visit South Aegean GP 1.1
01.03 Region on Dodecanese GP 1.1
01.03 Faun Drome Classic 1.Pro
01.03 Kuurne - Brussel - Kuurne 1.Pro
01.03 FENIX Omloop van het Hageland 1.1 WE
02.03 Beobank Samyn Ladies 1.1 WE
03.03 Ename Samyn Classic 1.1
04.03 Trofeo Laigueglia 1.Pro
06.03 - 08.03 Vuelta a Extremadura Femenina 2.1 WE
07.03 Strade Bianche Donne 1.WWT
07.03 Strade Bianche 1.UWT
08.03 - 15.03 Paris-Nice 2.UWT
08.03 Trofeo Oro in Euro - Women's Bike Race 1.1 WE
09.03 - 15.03 Tirreno-Adriatico 2.UWT
11.03 IXINA Leeuw-Oetingen p/b Lotto 1.Pro

> CX races
22.02 Internationale Sluitingsprijs Oostmalle C1

> Mecha-Rusbert's webm folders:
https://pastebin.com/Mx1GyU53

> Bert van Koers' ciclismo quizzes:
https://www.sporcle.com/user/Bert_van_Koers/quizzes/

> Races info:
https://www.procyclingstats.com/
https://firstcycling.com/

> CX races info
https://cyclocross24.com/
https://cx.procyclingstats.com/

> Free streams:
https://cyclingtiz.live/
https://dlhd.dad/

> Velodrama league code:
51196855

Previous thread:
 >>/66923/




















































> Tim Wellens, an outsider in the Omloop: "After my victory in Jaén, I received a lot of negative feedback. About doping, and that UAE is not normal."
So decided to show some decency. People have learned from Padun































































Just became part of 170mm club (wouldn't be bad for a dick length) because in a shop brand new 1x Deore XT 36T: 
175mm: 649 PLN
170mm: 499 PLN
But found a rather legit guy selling unused 1x Deore XT 36T: 
170mm: 350 PLN
Ain't going to pay double for 5mm.

The GC update is a bit late because Jorj is starting to fight it and the bot browser kept getting nuked during scrape at 80th-100th rider. I have now simplified the ugly shit that worked so I left it "temporarily" as is but was horrendously inefficient, and added removing scraped riders from rider list so it picks up where it stopped even if gets nuked, not starting over, an obvious feature that I managed to workaround via configuring the bot browser to be lite.

















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26 	Tobias Lund Andresen
26 	Paul Magnier
25 	Jonathan Milan
13 	Jordi Meeus
11 	Tom Crabbe
10 	Jasper Philipsen
6 	Pavel Bittner
6 	Matyáš Kopecký
5 	Biniam Girmay
5 	Pietro Mattio
4 	Christophe Laporte
4 	Jarrad Drizners
4 	Luke Lamperti
4 	Matteo Moschetti
3 	Frits Biesterbos
3 	Felix Ørn-Kristoff
3 	Aimé De Gendt
3 	Matthew Brennan
2 	Noah Hobbs
2 	Robin Froidevaux
2 	Sander De Pestel
2 	Stanisław Aniołkowski
2 	Max Kanter
2 	Stan Dewulf
2 	Steffen De Schuyteneer
2 	Orluis Aular
2 	Arnaud De Lie
1 	Sean Christian
1 	Dylan Groenewegen
1 	Hugo Hofstetter
1 	MILAN FRETIN
1 	Juan Sebastián Molano
1 	Aaron Gate
1 	Laurence Pithie
1 	Arne Marit
1 	Alex Kirsch
1 	Jan Maas
1 	Phil Bauhaus
1 	Brem Deman
1 	Ceriel Desal
1 	Carlos Canal
1 	Paul Penhoët
1 	Riley Sheehan
1 	Matevž Govekar
1 	Jules Hesters
1 	Colby Simmons








> Noah Hobbs (21) will remember his first encounter with the Omloop Nieuwsblad for a while. The British neo-pro rider for EF-EasyPost got lost in the Flemish Ardennes after a mechanical breakdown, but luckily he was able to count on a friendly cycling fan. The man brought Hobbs to the finish in Ninove. He had a good laugh at the EF Education-EasyPost team bus. Noah Hobbs made his Omloop Nieuwsblad debut yesterday, but his time in Flanders turned into a real ordeal. "I managed to turn back after a flat tire, but then my front wheel broke. I really didn't know where I was," he explained in a team video. "I got lost, but luckily a guy picked me up and gave me a lift to the finish. Without him, I'd still be wandering around somewhere in Belgium."
There are Berts who picked this guy












































































































Screw Floortje Mackaij. Fuck Floortje Mackaij. Ejaculate inside Floortje Mackaij. Shoot a load inside Floortje Mackaij. Inseminate Floortje Mackaij. Impregnate Floortje Mackaij. Creampie Floortje Mackaij. Give Floortje Mackaij the D. Rape Floortje Mackaij. Pronebone Floortje Mackaij. Take Floortje Mackaij from behind. Cover Floortje Mackaij's womb in jizz. Sex with Floortje Mackaij. Gangbang with Floortje Mackaij. Fist Floortje Mackaij. Cum inside Floortje Mackaij.








































































> German 1,2 and Euro podium in rwanda
> a suspicious amount of BRAZILIANS in the top 10
> a quick step devo mexicano is 12th
I love how many African and Asian races bring the entire world together













 >>/68278/
they should, I really don't like that 95% of the startlist on major races just defaults to giving up from the go instead of just going hard even if it's expected to yield no result. They lose either way so may as well try everything and at worst get the same result and provide kino for the viewer

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In any case I am really happy that the the funky 2026 UCI rules with which they fuck even some of us regular folks are doing a fine job of greatly reducing the amount of crashes in pro cycling. It's almost like they knew what they were doing. Almost.






















Fucking rough with the kid lately. First she was sick for over two weeks, and I was sick for the second week. Ok, no problem. Then after her sickness she starts having these sleeping problems, waking up a few times per night and making my sleep shit as a result. Well ok, not nice but what can you do. Now yesterday evening she starts throwing up and the night was a total disaster and now I feel like a zombie. Just so tired berts, parenthood is great most of the time but when it's bad it's really bad.









 >>/68309/
The frontier model are all extremely good at math now so proof reading isn't really the main thing I have to do (also the student probably used it as well). Forming an opinion about the relevance of the work is actually more tricky for LLMs and that's where I have to do the work
 >>/68310/
Kek no

I have been doing my paper revision using codex and it's worked pretty great so far, far faster in doing this coding than what I would do. Maybe I'll try Claude next and see if it's even better.

 >>/68303/
You have no other choice than to make yourself believe it's great. You're stuck with it for the next z0 years znd you can't put it back.
Reality is, parenthood is a mess and its fucking tiring. And when they finally start to be able to care for themselves they start yelling at you and only want your money. 
And their future is being an unemployed tiktok zombie trying to compete in a world with robots and gentically or bionically altered humans.
Its grim






#Infirmerie 🚑 / Résumé des blessés du weekend (liste non-exhaustive) :

🇩🇰 Rasmus Søjberg Pedersen (DCT) : chute, touché à la jambe
🇨🇭 Stefan Bissegger (DCT) : 3 chutes, contusions
🇳🇱 Rick Pluimers (TUD) : 3 dents arrachées
🇨🇭 Stefan Küng (TUD) : fracture du fémur gauche
🇧🇪 Vlad Van Mechelen (TBV) : fracture de la clavicule
🇧🇪 Frederik Frison (PQT) : blessure au doigt
🇧🇪 Arjen Livyns (XAT) : commotion cérébrale
🇬🇧 Ben Swift (Ineos Grenadiers) : fracture du bassin
🇧🇪 Tim Wellens (UAD) : fracture de la clavicule

CHUTES FOR THE CHUTEGOD

























































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> Nota di precisazione in merito al 32° Memorial Polese

> In merito alla squalifica di Filippo D’Aiuto al 32° Memorial Polese e alle motivazioni che hanno portato la giuria della corsa a prendere questa decisione il team General Store-Essegibi-F.lli Curia intende precisare quanto segue:

> Filippo D’Aiuto ha preso il via della corsa con una bici regolamentare in tutte le sue componenti. La caduta patita sul tratto di sterrato ha determinato uno spostamento della posizione delle leve che, a causa dell’urto, sono finite a una distanza inferiore a quella consentita.

> Il team prende atto e rispetta le decisioni della giuria nonostante sia fortemente rammaricato per quanto successo, vista la splendida performance di D’Aiuto che ha tagliato il traguardo in solitaria dopo 60 km di fuga.

> Inoltre il team intende ringraziare il Team Hopplà e la SC Padovani Polo Cherry Bank per il gesto di solidarietà durante la cerimonia protocollare.










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> Axelgaard offered a clear warning to the current world champion: "Pogacar needs to be ready if he wants to drop him on Saturday in Strade."

I've been listening to this idiot for my velogoombling picks for how long now?



> after about 140 kilometers of racing. "At that moment, I was quite rudely cut off by one of those big, clumsy Norwegians from Uno-X," Naesen recalls.

> "I yelled at him: 'Lul Man! (Dickhead)' Mathieu (Van der Poel, ed.) pulled up next to me and said, very relaxed: 'Maybe that's really his name, Lulman. That's perfectly possible.' Then I picked up my radio and said: 'Guys, Mathieu is going to win that race here today.'"

Top kek, wout could never





< Mathieu van der Poel about the end of his career:

> "They say you never get used to winning, but for sure, you get a bit used to it. That doesn't mean it gets less special, it's even the opposite. I'm coming to an age now where maybe I'll start to stop winning. There will be time when that happens.”

> "My general goal is to try and be on this level for as long as possible. When I end my career, I want it to be on a high note, not just riding two or three years extra maybe because it's better financially. I want to be a rider that stops on a decent level. The most important thing is to just enjoy riding my bike for as long as l'm a professional.”
froomedawgbros..












 >>/68402/
Kill cagies. Behead cagies. Roundhouse kick a cagie into the concrete. Slam dunk a cagie into the trashcan. Crucify car drivers. Defecate in a cagies food. Launch cagies into the sun. Stir fry cagies in a wok. Toss cagies into active volcanoes. Urinate into a cagies gas tank. Judo throw cagies into a wood chipper. Twist cagies heads off. Report cagies to the IRS. Karate chop cagies in half. Curb stomp pregnant cage drivers. Trap cagies in quicksand. Crush cagies in the trash compactor. Liquefy cagies in a vat of acid. Eat cagies. Dissect cagies. Exterminate cagies in the gas chamber. Stomp cagie skulls with steel toed boots. Cremate cagies in the oven. Lobotomize cagies. Mandatory abortions for cagies. Grind cagie fetuses in the garbage disposal. Drown cagies in fried chicken grease. Vaporize cagies with a ray gun. Kick old cagies down the stairs. Feed cagies to alligators. Slice cagies with a katana.





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What a difference a good night's sleep makes, looks like bertina jr is well on her way to recovery and all of the sudden riding felt good. Some low volume sweetspot + LT1 work to get the wheels rolling and gather the daily 30 eggs, hopefully more intense training to follow soon.






 >>/68416/
Manufactured hype? the kid won the Finnish u18 NC by 40minutes last year and was actually good in European junior races, he's our best prospect in a long long time and I can actually see him developing into a good WT level rider unlike some of our earlier prospects.



 >>/68419/
Nah, Hänninen looked like he would be a better climber than he turned out to be due to sickness/injuries/bad luck. But Borremans, he hasn't really shown anything to justify the hype – I think the hype is mainly because he was a good enough junior to get into Bahrain's development team. But both Pirinen and also Elias Eskelinen, Niko Terho and Eino Mutanen are bigger talents
























































































> But near the Koppenberg, things went wrong. Van Hautegem crashed and lay in the Koppenberg forest for a long time, until a forest ranger found him in a ditch.

> A medical team and the fire department evacuated the injured cyclist.

> "Leander suffered a fairly severe concussion, two cracked ribs, and a minor collapsed lung," said team manager Hans De Clercq.

damn I ride there a lot wonder where he could chute so hard













 >>/68521/
No, I think it's fair too, just threw it out there as we discussed him extensively yesterday (two short posts?) and suddenly he appeared on Strade startlist.
A lot of the clasico prices are stupid (far too expensive) and stupid (far too cheap). And that's how we like our goombling.






 >>/68527/
I haven't raced Kasper before unfortunately. But he got beat last spring in the local Simo Klimscheffskij'n Muistoajot hilly criterium race by the Finnish domestic racer Jaakko SILLANKORVA; the two were head and shoulders above everyone else but Jaakko had the better uphill sprint to seal his victory. I heard rumours that Kasper was very pissy about his defeat and got into a shouting fit with Jaakko which is not a good look for us Finns.










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34 	Christian Scaroni
33 	Romain Grégoire
22 	Alex Aranburu
20 	Antonio Tiberi
14 	Andrea Vendrame
12 	Michael Storer
12 	António Morgado
10 	Quinten Hermans
6 	Benoît Cosnefroy
4 	David Gaudu
4 	Gianmarco Garofoli
3 	Mattéo Vercher
3 	Felix Großschartner
2 	Davide Donati
2 	Georg Zimmermann
2 	Jakob Omrzel
2 	Lukas Nerurkar
2 	Marco Brenner
2 	Diego Ulissi
2 	Wout Poels
1 	Kevin Vermaerke
1 	Alessandro Covi
1 	FELIX ENGELHARDT
1 	Mattia Bais
1 	Lorenzo Rota
1 	Andrea Mifsud
1 	Mark Donovan
1 	Alessandro Verre
1 	Richard Carapaz
1 	Santiago Buitrago
1 	Corbin Strong
1 	Alessandro Pinarello
1 	Mikkel Frølich Honoré

> 6==

3 Christian Scaroni Romain Grégoire Alex Aranburu Antonio Tiberi António Morgado Gianmarco Garofoli
> ReversePedalers
> Quick Rundown
>  >using pedals







 >>/68544/
This may sting, it is just a turd category goomble but it is unlikely to be another average 350 points gained, more likely to be close to 600 average points gained, or not gained if you did NOT make a team, and zero guys of your not adjoosted team are on the startlist, so there is no chance for skoring anything by surprise.













































So what's up with the feed anyway?
There is going to be a replay on the regular yt channel so the production is on.
Why can't it be broadcasted live?
Some fishy/petty business between the grandes?










































Jantje Bittner brought me on a PCS adventure. Team Elkov Kasper is apparently now called Kasper crypto4me. What kind of a shitty name is that. And Josed Cerny is there. Why is he already at a CT team at age 32. Just like Sagan. What is the aging process in Czechoslovakia. The team has two guys named Zahalka, 32 and 20. Are they father and son? That's FUCKED UP. Also Milan Kadlec, son of Milan Kadlec. Nice imagination there




This fucking Burgerbert keeps breathing down my neck, 100 points after 100 points, closer and closer.
I don't think he is here among our at least tree burgers but FU Burgerbert anyways.
























 >>/68663/
Thanks! Yeah I really like everything they do as well. For a normal non-racing fellow the Strael really is one of the best bikes available, just so many nice design choices and they look amazing. This Secan is a very nice bike to ride, very comfortable and the geometry is spot on for me.
















 >>/68678/
 >>/68679/
I don't really get betting big bucks on cycling, it's so random especially in one day classics. But making smaller bets on stage wins in grand tours, that's another story. I won 500e on Koen Bouwman's first stage win in the Giro and 400e for Wellens' stage win last summer from small 10e bets. Sure you often lose but the losses aren't big and then when you win you win big.





> Roodhooft on VDP/Strade: "Compare the total elevation gain of the current race with that of five years ago, when he won, and you’ll understand the decision. In the past it was possible for riders like him—the Flemish—but now it’s beyond his abilities."


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Montepaschi Eroica Toscana OFFICIAL /bet/

> Pogacar 1.25
> Toro 9
> Seixas 10
> Pidcvck 11
> Aert 17
> Gregoire 26
> Jorgenson 34
> Chirsten 41
> Healy 41
> Scaroni 81
> Bilbao 81
> Eetvelt 81
> Grosso 81
...
> Vacek 101
> La Peira 126
> Pellizzari 201
> Withen 201
> Kubis 301
> Toilet 401
> Lafay 401
> Eulaliu 501
> Canal 601




 >>/68689/
Wasn't even checking, if Novak is 8 then there is no one cheaper than 8 in UAEmierda, that's the only thing that matters.
And Grossshart is better, surely better to pick him and have a very small chance of him being somewhere later in the race than a sure nothing but assists from Domen.























> #StradeBianche 💨 / 🇫🇷 Julian Alaphilippe (TUD) is feeling better and better with Tudor. But he tempers expectations: "Oh, it's better not to expect anything from me."
kek


















































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 >>/68637/
I don't post here much, except to congratulate Berts with velogoombling picks I am very jealous of...

I'm having a better velogoombling year because I finally took the advice of you Berts and stopped picking my favorite runners.

Anyway.

Allez Ayuso & Christen!!

Kill me now Berts.









































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> 250g tagliatelle
> 100g ham n' bacon
> 50g pecorino
> 50g pfeffer
what finnbert would call a small snack
i really need to think ahead and have chicken on me BIG ride days
yesterday the korean random said I was 4400 kcal out, but even 200g of rice and 200g of HAM dinner could barely scratch the itch



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 >>/68806/
Going in today for almost a kilo of white polska sosidge to go with peperoncini, shitload of garlic, maybe with reduced wine too but I don't want to bother and then my slightly molding grana goes on top in heaps.
I think I will go buy that big round pasta that looks like fat rings.

Also Almeida out of Paryż-Nicea, McNuggers in.










> some random french podcast show up on my feed
> Remco needs to go to ROUBAIX
It's incredible how these podcasts have nothing to do with reality anymore, it's just pure slop. Wonder who listens to these things











 >>/68811/
Well that is not grounded on any scientific reality. Bigger soy/tofu consumption is linked to better health outcomes in large studies. The internet podcast bros shitting on it for mechanistic speculative reasons is just stupid and not based on any data. If tofu were exactly the same but made from meat, I wager the same "people" would be praising its nutritional qualities.





 >>/68831/
French food agency actually recommends some caution (espcially during puberty and pregnancy), but I think it's mostly for soy based biscuits and stuff and it has a huge variation depending on how the food is produced. So if you only buy organic tofu produced in europe you should be fine. Personally, I stick to meat, obviously

I hate soy as a primary ingredient but if it was actually that bad half of Asia would be diseased as fuck. The fact that they are not, even wile often living in dumpsters with hazardous chemicals in everything says a lot. Add to that that Japan has very high life expectancy and they consume soy a lot. 
Also the meat we eat in the West isnt nearly the same nutricional grass fed meat of the 1950's. Due the the slop mass produced meat is fed itself, including soy.


 >>/68822/
McNulty is kinda good in the chaos that usually comes with PN, but I'm not sure if he has a chance at beating Ayuso (Fish will obviously be mega ubdercooked).

I guess it's only Catalunya for João before the Giro which is just about the safest race there is. The way his immune system is, he would've caught a flu in PN that would affect his training in the month.


 >>/68837/
 >>/68839/
Even if that were the case, it doesn't seem to provide any harmful effects as more vegetables, fruits, nuts, whole grains is generally always better for health outcomes in all big studies. So "not as good as it was" doesn't really change anything wrt. what people should consume (mostly plant-based food).


 >>/68840/
i agree. But as a general i think more processed is more bad. If you turn seeds into seed oil and then heat it up you are generally much worse of than just consuming those seeds. Unprocessed vegetables and animal products are generally good (apart from the moral harm we do to said animals imo)

 >>/68842/
Wrt. seed oils "much worse" is rich, since all our high-quality outcome data points to more seed oil consumption being better. Them being bad is another American podcast bro grifter invention with no basis in reality. Olive oil, canola oil, soybean oil, sesame oil etc. are all great for your health, and I'd argue canola oil is number one because most people are in need of more PUFAs. As for unprocessed animal products (esp. red meat, fatty cuts), they are also linked to increased CVD risk and certain cancers, whereas substituting them with processed plant-based alternatives like tofu has been linked with better health outcomes.




 >>/68843/
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/40075437/
Just one big paper showing that higher dietary intake and circulating levels of omega-6 fatty acids were associated with lower risks of CVDs, cancers, and all-cause mortality.

 >>/68840/
Is it even possible to find good vegetables in Finland? Norway, or maybe just Bergen, was a nightmare for that, you had absolutely 0 options just the same 2-3 imported one from netherland/spain/italy. You had like norwegians tomatoes for 3 weeks and strawberries for a month, that's it.
Even the fishes it was almost impossible to find fresh



> A Dutch cheese was voted the best cheese in the world on Friday. The Beemster Royaal Grand Cru beat out 3,375 other cheeses in Wisconsin, USA. The cheese from Westbeemster received 98.68 out of 100 points. The other thousands of entries came from around 25 countries. Second and third place went to Swiss cheeses: a spicy raw milk cheese and a semi-hard raw milk cheese.
Hehehe sorry cheeseberts. But we are BACK




















































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kek what a kwab















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Paris - Nice OFFICIAL GC /bet/

> Vingegaard Hansen 1.57
> Ayuso Pesquera 3
> Onley 8
> Rodriguez Cano 15
> Vauquelin 15
> McNulty 19
> Soler 41
> Martinez 51
> Martinez Povidla 67
> Romeo 67
> Tejada 67
> Sivakov 67
> Arrieta 81
> Piganzoli 81
...
> Cepeda 126
> Gaudu 201
> Kelderman 251
> Vacek 251

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Paris - Nice Stage 1 OFFICIAL /bet/

> Birmay 6.5
> Zingle 9
> Godon 11
> Vacek 15
> Pithie 19
> Ayuso Pesquera 23
> Christen 23
> Lamperi 23
> Berg 23
> Coquard 23
> Trentin 23
> Vingegaard 26
> Pluimers 26
> Voklen 34
> Watson 34
> Onley 41
> Vlasov 41
> Aular 41
> Sheehan 41
> Tilelr 41
> Oliviera 41












 >>/68934/
Hiding hiding or just no pm? The boomers in south of France are allergic to power meter, they'll buy 2k wheels every couple of year but won't even think of buying a PM. I think they prefer the old way of "average speed = good", even if that means sacrificing a couple of hips per year on fast descents.









> Enter Philippe Gilbert. He actually sees a different scenario unfolding on the sterrati. His favorite? Paul Seixas, the new French prodigy. "I really believe in Paul Seixas' chances," he says decisively. "Why? Unlike Pogacar, he's already competitive and has even won twice. And not just any win: "His time in Saturday's Faun-Ardèche Classic was as good as Pogacar's on the same climb at the European Championships last year. That says a lot," Gilbert confirms his striking prediction. "Especially because Pogacar set his time at the end of the season, when he had 12,000 to 15,000 kilometers under his belt," he continues. "He was already well-oiled. Seixas does that in February. That's when you're at your best. I'd even put Seixas above Pogacar," Gilbert leaves no doubt about his prediction.


 >>/68944/
I know they have to manufacture some hype
> "Especially because Pogacar set his time at the end of the season, when he had 12,000 to 15,000 kilometers under his belt,"
But wtf is this? Is having an entire season's worth of racing on his legs supposed to be an advantage? Especially one week after a 100km solo?

Is he also a defender of Jonas being stronger in the Tour after riding the Giro?












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