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I was doing an "Alpecin Training Camp" ride on Zwift (to score some virtual swag) and there was some douche coaching people on how to do intervals. Somebody disagreed with him and he lost his shit denigrating the other guy. Turns out the other guy is an Australian/NZ conti pro and the shitter had an FTP of 1.9

Whole interaction was hilarious
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> ⚠️ IMPORTANT - ETAPE 7 ⚠️
> Départ en convoi à 12h pour aller à un nouveau lieu de départ à 47km de l'arrivée. Le nouveau départ sera donné à 13h45 à cet endroit pour les 47 derniers km de la course.

> ⚠️ IMPORTANT - STAGE 7 ⚠️
> We will depart in a convoy at 12:00 PM to head to a new starting point 47 km from the finish line. We will start the race again at 1:45 PM from this location for the final 47 km of the race. Finish line at Isola.

boooo
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Most of the pure climbers that do LBL and Lombardia as their only classics are distancelets, they are incapable of going solo early. It's guys like Healy and Pidcvck who I guess would be problems.

I still think that if he put it as his number one priority (which, yeah, he never will) he could be competitive against those guys.
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Healy, pidcuck, seixas now .
Del Toro could show up in the future if pogi doesn't show.
Honestly ciccone can drop him, there will always be riders.
He got 3rd a few years ago because of gigantic slurpage he was able to sneak back in the group and sprint for 3rd.
> Jonas Vingegaard is in yellow, and therefore he is a kind of leader of the peloton in this special situation. He believes that it could very well end in a strike if the finish line for today's stage is not moved.
> - Yes, I would almost assume that. There are still some teams that want to race, but I hope that we can stand together at least, says Vingegaard and talks about his role as the leader of the field:
> - I have to be at the forefront of the riders' safety, and I will do that. I have to help make sure that we stand together and make sure that cycling races are safe.
> Vingegaard emphasizes that the problem is not the massive rain and the fear of illness, but rather the safety of the riders if they have to ride on snowy roads close to the finish line.
The problem is not driving in the rain, the problem is that they are stubborn about keeping the finish line where it is, and where it is snowing.

Yeah, no way they are riding today


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