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Despite Kuss and Simmons's best efforts, America comes away from the 2026 Tour de France winless again
A horrific injury stopped him walking for two years, but now the Norwegian Champion has finished the Tour de France
Lance Armstrong outraged by Vingegaard and Pogačar doping controversy: ‘2AM is a human rights issue’
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Greg LeMond demolishes Lance Armstrong's Pogačar threory: 'Lance didn't have talent'
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Latest Comments
- - Not sure I buy the “Lance had no talent” line. That’s a bit extreme from LeMond. You can condemn the methods without rewriting the guy’s baseline physiology. Still, Pog is the real deal, no asterisks.cadencekingm28-07-2026
- - Loved LeMond on the podium, 40 years on. Class act. But the article downplays how much Pog’s handling and race craft matter—he’s not just watts, he’s a killer descender and positions flawlessly into crosswinds.jeremya28-07-2026
- - Quick question: when they mention VO2 max, what kind of numbers are we talking for Pogacar compared to, say, peak Froome or Indurain? Is there public data or just educated guesses?robert6528-07-2026
- - Armstrong trying to redefine the “record” is rich. The official books say five, end of. If Tadej chases six or seven, it’ll be for legacy, not to validate someone else’s narrative.davidm28-07-2026
- - Absolutely electric Tour. Pog’s fifth at 25 is bonkers, and the way he controlled the race after Stage 13 told you everything. LeMond’s take about innate VO2 and rare talent tracks with what we’ve seen since his UAE debut.jennifer1928-07-2026
- - Jorgenson looked poorly mid-race and still animated the third week — if Visma don’t give him real freedom at the Vuelta, what’s the point? Also, is Riccitello really behind Seixas on Decathlon’s depth chart or is that just French media hype? Porque si Riccitello tiene la oportunidad, puede ganar una etapa, fácil.jennifer1927-07-2026
- - Not sure I buy the “pressure got to Kuss” angle. He’s won at La Vuelta, at the Giro this year, and on big alpine days before. Those were slippery roads and he was pushing the limits. That’s bike racing, not nerves.lindae27-07-2026
- - Simmons did his job for Mads, fair play, but three weeks of torching breakaways for green and zero personal shots feels off. If Lidl-Trek want jerseys, fine — give Quinn one protected day at least. The guy showed winning form at Nationals.julien27-07-2026
- - Quick question: why doesn’t the team time trial count as ending the drought? If Kuss rode it and Visma won, isn’t that still an American winning a Tour stage?gearguru3327-07-2026
- - Brutal for Kuss on Alpe d’Huez. He had the legs, the gap, then two slips in quick succession… you could see the switch flip when Carapaz came past. “Well and alive” is peak Sepp, but that one will sting all winter.pedalpowe2927-07-2026
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