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- - Gran artículo, pero ¿seguro que fue Kuurne en condiciones duras este año? I thought the crosswinds didn’t bite as much. Still, Brennan positioning was ace. Future Flanders dark horse, pero calma con las comparaciones históricas.bikebuffj03-09-2026
- - Bruyneel’s right to question him vs pure speedsters like Philipsen/Merlier/Milan. He doesn’t look as aero or chaotic in a flat bunch gallop. But on reduced sprints after a hill? He’s lethal. Visma’s leadout still looks a tad disjointed though.lindae03-09-2026
- - Wait, bit confused—how did he get 22 wins so fast if he only joined the WorldTour in 2025? Were a bunch of those from smaller races or dev team events? And does that really stack up to Pogacar/Merckx comparisons?pedalpowe2903-09-2026
- - Love the nuance here. Brennan’s not just a drag-race sprinter; you can see it in the way he survives those punchy climbs and still kicks. Kuurne–Brussels–Kuurne plus Rund um Köln show he’s got classics legs. Flanders shout isn’t crazy at all.samanthak03-09-2026
- - Vamos Paul! Trois jours après ses 20 ans, le plus jeune champion du monde? C’est possible. Allez, fais-nous rêver!jeremya03-09-2026
- - Not sure the article gives enough credit to the depth: Hirschi, Matthews, Powless, Jorgenson, Van Gilder all go well on circuits like this. And calling Remco “top favourite” ignores that Worlds often comes down to team cohesion and timing. Bit simplistic, mate.jennifer1903-09-2026
- - Don’t sleep on Evenepoel here. His engine on repeated punchy climbs + a late solo is basically his signature. But I think Seixas has the legs and freshness post-Tour to mark him. Pog’s absence (if confirmed) changes everything.cyclechamp4503-09-2026
- - Wait, is the World Championships course exactly the same as the GP Montréal loop or just similar? Also, how do national teams change the tactics compared to trade teams there?cadencekingm03-09-2026
- - Huge props to Seixas for that Tour de France ride at 19 — fourth overall is bonkers. If Pogačar can’t make Montréal, this Worlds could be wide open. Remco vs Seixas on that Parc du Mont-Royal lap? Tasty.samanthak03-09-2026
- - Bit harsh to gloss over how bad Mas was last time on Calar Alto—context matters: he was sick then. He’s been super consistent this Vuelta. If the wind had split today, we’d be having a different conversation. Vamos Enric, a disfrutar mañana!andrewf02-09-2026
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