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  1. #276
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    Quote Originally Posted by Dantheman View Post
    Totally. Maybe gift a win to a teammate, but not a rival. However, the classier way to do it would have been to take some pulls at the front when they were reeling in the breakaway.
    Some more team credit would be nice even if Tadej is obviously the fastest guy. I like what Phil Gaimon had to say today. Instead of saying Tadej won, say UAE won. Like the NBA etc. we don’t say Micheal Jordan won the championship, the Bulls won.

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    Quote Originally Posted by xyz View Post
    Some more team credit would be nice even if Tadej is obviously the fastest guy. I like what Phil Gaimon had to say today. Instead of saying Tadej won, say UAE won. Like the NBA etc. we don’t say Micheal Jordan won the championship, the Bulls won.
    Good point.
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    Speaking of gifting a win, Kat5 does not want any money from ya all.
    Even though she was the Overall winner, Largest number of stages won, and Highest score in a single stage (excluding stage 21) she would prefer that you just give a little bit back to a charity.
    Our choice would be a local non-profit we like to support: The Cycle Effect, or even something as simple as giving a food bank or shelter the donation at the checkout at your local grocery store. Please pay it forward, and she would be happy.
    As competitive as she is, she is also a super gracious winner, and was cheering on bidons et saucissons and waveshello in hopes they would pass her in the final stages.

    I find the fantasy game super fun, it makes me pay attention to whats happening during the whole tour, and gives me reasons to cheer for breakaways, sprinters, and weird 7 point riders.
    I truly believe we are watching a new era of generational talent. I hope in 25 years we are able to talk about how we watched Tadej and Jonnas battle it out over many years of the Tour.

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    Very cool. Congrats Kat5.

    Just made a donation to https://oregonadaptivesports.org/

    Anybody interested in a fantasy game for La Vuelta? Some of this crew did it last year. Will get real interesting if Tadej decides to go for a triple crown in the same year (never has happened), and Jonas decides to compete.

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    Awesome tour.

    Great way to be Kat5
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  6. #281
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    After getting used to watching TDF daily for the past few weeks I've been going through a little post-partum. This has helped. Interesting discussion, in hindsight.

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    The struggle is indeed real. I miss waking up to the coverage everyday. But we have the Olympics next. Too bad tadej pulled out. Giro, tdf, and gold medal, would have been a decent season for him. Plus veulta and world champs lol. Looks like he’s only doing world champs tho. Pussy.


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    I read that when the SLO team passed over his fiancé, they decided fuck it, let’s take a vacation before Worlds.

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    Remco takes gold in TT. By 15 secs over ganna. I don’t think tadej would have beaten him on that course.


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    Pog has beaten Ganna and Remco in TTs this year, and the course he beat Ganna on wasn’t that steep

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    Double gold for Remco! Would have been cool to have Pog in the mix but maybe on that course he still would have taken it. Not a bad month for a 24 yr old. 3rd in TDF and 2 golds.

    Long ass race, only the last hour worth watching. Remcos flat at 1.5km to go added some some spice to the finish.


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    Anyone watching TDF Femmes? Do they crash way more than the men, or is it just covered more when they do?

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    I hope Demi started today. She's a star. A smokin hot star

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    TDF Femmes has been great so far. Big battles set up for next two mtn stages.

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    Holy shit what a finish to the TdF Femmes!!

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    4 seconds

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    Yup. Great race, and I think that was Phil Leggett’s last call.
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    Quote Originally Posted by plugboots View Post
    Yup. Great race, and I think that was Phil Leggett’s last call.
    definitely past retirement time....

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    2024 Tour de France Fantasy League, and general TdF discussions.

    Vuelta still full of surprises before the first rest day
    Looks like a competitive tour
    Yates, Carapaz, Mas, Oconnor, Roglic, Landa

    Roglic offers some brilliant riding some days & others he seems to blow it tactically (not referring to today specifically, more for the O’Connor day). I just wonder if his late arrival to cycling hurts him a little in a lack of native intuition for dangerous moves.

    In terms of closing out some business responsibilities, I sent my donation to DRA (Deschutes River Alliance)

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    BOC looks confident, it’s a good look for him. Yate’s post race interview was great! This is a fantastic GC battle after week one.
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    It has been some great racing
    Mas’ reverse wheelie added a little spice today


    I think Roglic isn’t feeling good right now for whatever reason, and RBH tactics reflect that.

    I wonder if Mas, Carapaz, Yates and Landa will start constantly attacking Roglic to wear him down more.

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    "Juaristi fell thanks to the impact of a deer from a herd that was crossing the road," a team press release said later.
    "While being attended by the Vuelta medical car, a second herd crossed the road and in a third herd, a deer became entangled in the roofrack of the Euskaltel-Euskadi second race vehicle and caused significant damage to two team bikes.
    https://www.cyclingnews.com/news/wil...bikes-damaged/

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