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> 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
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> 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
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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.
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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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