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Latest Comments
- I saw what Ten Dam saw, but no one is as fresh in the second week as they were in the first, especially this year, with temperatures hitting record highs. Twice during the past week, including today, Tadej held back at points that I had expected him to ignite. Yet, here he is, with an increased lead and no viable challenger on the immediate horizon.rjb18-07-2026
- - Proper show of team control. Pogi’s saying “not so certain” for Sunday feels like classic sandbagging, but fair enough—Solaison’s longer and steadier, not as punchy as Haag. If Del Toro rebounds, UAE could go 1-2 again. Vingegaard needs allies or a headwind miracle.cyclechamp4518-07-2026
- - Great write-up, but are we sure Decathlon did most of the pacing on the climb? Looked like UAE-XRG did the lion’s share until the last ramps, then Visma lit it. Slightly muddled there. Otherwise, solid context on the crowd—les fans étaient incroyable aujourd’hui!pedalpowe2918-07-2026
- - Is a30 gap basically impossible to close now? Does Jonas need a long-range attack on Plateau de Solaison, or wait for the TT? I’m still learning how much time you can take on one summit finish.velodromevirtuoso118-07-2026
- - That was vintage Pogacar on the Col du Haag. Sat on the train all day, then detonated the race with 2km to go. The way he measured the timing against the gradient change was class. Also, Del Toro hanging on for second even “not 100%” is scary for the rest.julien18-07-2026
- - Vamos Pogacar! But careful with the guillotine metaphors — no suicide pulls, Jonas. Wait for Alpe d’Huez x2 in week three; gaps can explode there. Allez, ça va être énorme!tourdeforce918-07-2026
- - Not sure I buy the “glazed look = weakness” angle. Heat, altitude, big effort after a rest day… interviews can be deceiving. Show me watts or time losses, not facial expressions.robert6518-07-2026
- - Visma’s depth is the real issue. If Jorgensen’s sick and Armirail banged up, who does the diesel pulling on the penultimate climbs? Van Baarle/Cattaneo can’t do it all day. If UAE cracks, you still need a hammer to exploit it.breakawaybikerd18-07-2026
- - Question: the article mentions two Vosges stages. Which profiles are we talking exactly — Petit Ballon/Platzerwasel combo again, or something more attritional? Trying to gauge where Jonas could actually isolate Pogi.lindae18-07-2026
- - Great read. Ten Dam’s eye test is interesting — I also thought Pogi looked a touch less bouncy post-Le Lioran. But even “tired” Pogacar still puts half a minute into everyone. Hard to see where Visma finds30 without a UAE implosion.samanthak18-07-2026
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