Thomo Posted March 24 Posted March 24 31 minutes ago, Frosty said: No a Classic race, but it was nice to see Egan Bernal back on a podium (Volta Ciclista a Catalunya), even though it was a master class from Pogačar. He gets better with every outing. 👏🏻 Don't know whether he'll be a serious challenger in the GT's, but good to see him back, improving and seemingly enjoying himself. Underachiever and Frosty 2
Frosty Posted March 24 Posted March 24 Well done Lidl-Trek… played that one well. Underachiever and Rowl 2
Thomo Posted March 24 Posted March 24 (edited) 1 hour ago, 'Dale said: Gent-Wevelgem: 76 kms to go and a tactical masterclass by Lidl-Trek thus far. It’s been a day of echelons with 30 km/h crosswinds on a cool and dry Belgian day. Beautiful racing. Not able to watch all of it but just saw them winning.! 👍🏻 Edited March 24 by Thomo
babse Posted March 24 Posted March 24 6 hours ago, Thomo said: Not able to watch all of it but just saw them winning.! 👍🏻 Really smaak this guys racing style... Ive become a fan of the Mads Man! Rowl 1
Koos Likkewaan 2 Posted March 25 Posted March 25 15 hours ago, Thomo said: Not able to watch all of it but just saw them winning.! 👍🏻 Two of my favorite racers in one photo. If MvdP is going to loose, I do not mind it being to MP.
'Dale Posted March 25 Author Posted March 25 Stuyven had an unfortunate technical while being part of the winning break. Man mountain sprinter Jonathan Milan was simply superb as he pressured the rainbow jersey to chase, chase and chase again. Lidl-Trek will draw a lot of confidence and resolve from their team performance. This bodes well for RvV and The Hell of the North. Another highlight of the weekend was the elegant Egan Bernal on a WT stage race podium. Take a bow, champion. Frosty, NickGM, gerriemtb and 1 other 4
Frosty Posted March 25 Posted March 25 A reminder to plan your WFH days, with no meetings scheduled for the afternoon, as the Classics season hits its peak: Wed, 27/03 - Dwars door Vlaanderen Sun, 31/03 - Ronde van Vlaanderen Wed, 03/04 - Scheldeprijs Sun, 07/04 - Paris-Roubaix Wed, 10/04 - De Brabantse Pijl Sun, 14/04 - Amstel Gold Race Wed, 17/04 - La Flèche Wallonne Sun, 21/04 - Liège-Bastogne-Liège Underachiever, mecheng89, Rowl and 1 other 2 2
Vetplant Posted March 26 Posted March 26 13 hours ago, Frosty said: A reminder to plan your WFH days, with no meetings scheduled for the afternoon, as the Classics season hits its peak: Wed, 27/03 - Dwars door Vlaanderen Sun, 31/03 - Ronde van Vlaanderen Wed, 03/04 - Scheldeprijs Sun, 07/04 - Paris-Roubaix Wed, 10/04 - De Brabantse Pijl Sun, 14/04 - Amstel Gold Race Wed, 17/04 - La Flèche Wallonne Sun, 21/04 - Liège-Bastogne-Liège Literally all I want to see from this Classics season is WvA taking Paris Roubaix... It is time. MvdP and Pogacar can share the balance of races between them, but let Wout take this one please. It is similar to those years where Sagan in his prime kept missing out, until he properly smashed them. Underachiever, Rowl and Frosty 3
lechatnoir Posted March 26 Posted March 26 32 minutes ago, Vetplant said: Literally all I want to see from this Classics season is WvA taking Paris Roubaix... It is time. MvdP and Pogacar can share the balance of races between them, but let Wout take this one please. It is similar to those years where Sagan in his prime kept missing out, until he properly smashed them. I'm not sure it's a coffee ride hey...
Vetplant Posted March 26 Posted March 26 8 minutes ago, lechatnoir said: I'm not sure it's a coffee ride hey... I wasn't necessarily asking the riders to give it to him, but rather appealing to the forefathers/cycling gods/Murphy that his luck is clean on the day and he doesn't puncture at the worst point like last year...
lechatnoir Posted March 26 Posted March 26 3 minutes ago, Vetplant said: I wasn't necessarily asking the riders to give it to him, but rather appealing to the forefathers/cycling gods/Murphy that his luck is clean on the day and he doesn't puncture at the worst point like last year... or fall off like he did last week (c'mon, we were all thinking that)
J Wakefield Posted March 26 Posted March 26 On 3/24/2024 at 4:18 PM, Thomo said: He gets better with every outing. 👏🏻 Don't know whether he'll be a serious challenger in the GT's, but good to see him back, improving and seemingly enjoying himself. He will win Giro with his fingers up his nose barring illness or injury and be a threat at the Tour. Vetplant 1
MaMc Posted March 26 Posted March 26 47 minutes ago, J Wakefield said: He will win Giro with his fingers up his nose barring illness or injury and be a threat at the Tour. Bernal or Pogi?
J Wakefield Posted March 26 Posted March 26 2 minutes ago, MaMc said: Bernal or Pogi? Pogi. MaMc and Vetplant 2
Thomo Posted March 26 Posted March 26 6 minutes ago, J Wakefield said: Pogi. Unlikely to get any arguments here. 👍🏻 The comments about looking better but not necessarily being a GT threat were however referring to Bernal. 😊 Hopefully wrong about EB, as the more contenders there are, the better the viewing.! J Wakefield 1
J Wakefield Posted March 26 Posted March 26 3 minutes ago, Thomo said: Unlikely to get any arguments here. 👍🏻 The comments about looking better but not necessarily being a GT threat were however referring to Bernal. 😊 Hopefully wrong about EB, as the more contenders there are, the better the viewing.! Apologies my age is showing its face here. Bernal is the best I have seen him since his crash, I dont think however to win a GT is not an option but a 3-5th looks possible Vetplant 1
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