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I think he was doing fake pulls. Remco only gained time when MvdP was on the front.It baffles me why other riders like MVDP pull with Pogacar, he would have beaten Remco anyway in a sprint.
than they wonder why they get dropped on climbs because use up all their energy pulling, yeah he might got dropped anyway but they always seem to play into Pogi's hands.
Remco was never returning, not with the moto pacing ahead of MVDP & Pogacar.I think he was doing fake pulls. Remco only gained time when MvdP was on the front.
Nope. Best he ever did was 3 in one year, but he did that a few times (69 and 75 did MSR, Ronde, Liege, 71 and 72 did MSR, Liege and Lombardia)The big question for 2026 is whether or not Pogi can do a Monument Grand Slam?
He's already won MSR and RVV, and all but has a mortgage on LBL and GdL. The only thing stopping him now is MVDP in Paris-Roubaix.
Merckx won all of the Monuments on multiple occasions. I'm not sure that he ever achieved a Grand Slam.
Pogacar looked less fatigued than Mvdp, I think Remco looked stronger than Mathieu but he made a tactical mistake by not being in Pog's wheel on the climb he got dropped on. instead he was side by side with Pog. He was never going to make it back with Pogacar & Van Der Poel working together.Remco was the biggest highlight for me from Ronde. Pog just plays his cards and makes it a selection, then rides away when it suits him. When you break it down, he mostly wins because of better tactics, I doubt his numbers are better than most other riders on a course like this. But tactics are as big apart of racing as strength. He's a level above in all facets.
Pogacar looked less fatigued than Mvdp, I think Remco looked stronger than Mathieu but he made a tactical mistake by not being in Pog's wheel on the climb he got dropped on. instead he was side by side with Pog. He was never going to make it back with Pogacar & Van Der Poel working together.
MVDP looks vulnerable to me, he is no longer guaranteed to outlast Pogacar on the flatter cobbles.MVDP's form seems to have dropped off a bit compared to a month ago. MSR he didnt look 100% but then he goes long range at E3 albeit against a weaker startlist. I think he should have skipped last weekend and refreshed for Flanders and PR. Be interesting to see what he's like this weekend.