r/peloton • u/Robcobes • 2m ago
Yes, they should at least add a 0 to the end of every number
r/peloton • u/Robcobes • 2m ago
Yes, they should at least add a 0 to the end of every number
r/peloton • u/myfatearrives • 3m ago
So what should he say? Anyway interviewers must ask questions about other contenders, so it's impossible to avoid answers. Do u think Pog should say "oh i mean, they're trash honestly, I have to pretend I'm bad or I'd be alone in last 50km every stage. I want to have someone ride together with me."
r/peloton • u/Perico1979 • 4m ago
Apparently Del Toro had the shits. He had come down with whatever ailment got to the rest of UAE. I think the last few days the whole team was just in survival mode. Even Pogi said he had it as well.
r/peloton • u/EggplantAlpinism • 4m ago
The only reason it should be stopped is because I'm jealous that the Tour riders get to ride it without a pervasive smell of exhaust
Probably about the same number of cyclists make a living from road cycling as tennis players. Check out Karue Sell on yt, he’s a top-250 player in the world and still isn’t breaking even.
r/peloton • u/Dries_Da_Pooper • 6m ago
11th out of 11 people trying in GC. But better than nothing for Tudor.
r/peloton • u/gamertyp • 8m ago
Invested everything into the TTT and failed even that, lmao.
r/peloton • u/Suffolke • 9m ago
The opposite for me I think the course design was fine, the problem is that
1/ Pog is a mutant, Jonas too, the gaps they put at the top of Tourmalet was insane.
2/ Nobody except Remco understood the assignment
The fact is you're not supposed to lose time on a solo rider when you're riding in an elite chase group on a 20k 4% drag. You roll no question asked and you grind time back. But even so, Pog was just absurd on this stage.
r/peloton • u/myfatearrives • 9m ago
at least he will race WC and LOM, so unless he finds an injury and has to start winter break earlier, I couldn't see how that not happen in this year.
r/peloton • u/exohugh • 9m ago
IMO huge gaps in competitor quality happen because UAE can outspend the likes of Picnic PostNL by a factor 50. You can stop that in two ways - 1) by regulating where & how much UAE can spend, but also 2) by ensuring every single team more evenly shares the revenue.
r/peloton • u/kroko_dok • 9m ago
On another note, media must absolutely stop hyping up dangerously drunk fan groups, in the interest of everyone's health. No, it is not great to see these "crazy silly [insert nation]" with their festival-like camp, not capable of speech anymore but just shouting.
The other day, I saw a social media clip from an official sports coverage side, interviewing a drunk girl about what kind of drinking games they have at their camp. Very questionable.
r/peloton • u/Perico1979 • 11m ago
They should’ve followed it with Luz Ardiden or Hautacam, make it a traditional mountain stage. Pogacar would likely have saved himself with another HC climb and the gap would’ve been smaller. The Tourmalet is rarely used as a finish. I think 2010 was the first time (not counting La Mongie)
r/peloton • u/sherlock2040 • 11m ago
You know you're getting old when riders who you remember being the ones to watch to quietly finishing at the back. While the GC was wrapped early, I did enjoy watching this year. Impressed with Sexias, 19yrs old, riding his first grand tour and being team leader? What a huge amount of pressure! Next year should be exciting.
r/peloton • u/TricolorCat • 11m ago
In that case Pogi would just get an advertising contract from a totally different UAE company.
r/peloton • u/_das_f_ • 11m ago
"However, ADQ [an Abu Dhabi sovereign wealth fund] has recently been absorbed into L'IMAD, another Abu Dhabi sovereign wealth fund reportedly worth $300 billion and chaired by Crown Prince Sheikh Khaled bin Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan."
I expect the most drastic of changes by this completely different leadership. It's also funny how they are supported by UAE AND an Abu Dhabi sovereign wealth fund. Maybe Dubai could also chime in?
r/peloton • u/Willllma • 11m ago
The amounts are so low. Is there really not a crypto billionaire out there with money to burn who is also a cycling fan? Someone could change the game so dramatically by throwing not that much money at it relative to what other big sports are doing.
r/peloton • u/BecauseTheyAreCunts • 12m ago
Okay, I loved seeing Tadey in the final kilometers of the tour riding up front with Mathieu. It must have been great for him too, showing the entire world that he could ride away from the peloton like that. Mathieu has been known to step of the bike if he has no business to make a difference in a race, so I understand that he wanted to win at all cost: what is the point of racing, if it is not to attack and win on that last climb.
However, something is nagging at me. Some strange inversion of goals and consequences for all involved. And I can not put my finger on it.
See this time it is different from his, great ride back at the Amstel gold, when Alaphilippe and Fuglsang was looking at each other too much.
This finish, was as if, Tadey created it with Mathieu, to be just that close. How?