🔄 RT if you think 🇩🇰 Mads Pedersen is the Super-combative of the #TDF2026!
🔄 RT si vous pensez que 🇩🇰 Mads Pedersen est le Super-combatif du #TDF2026 !
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@Cornevanre66986@BenjiNaesen Alright you clearly don’t remember that stage. FYI Tadej sat in the wheel of Jonas (who’s been pulling for a really long time) until 2-3 km left of the climb. Tadej attacked and won the stage with 24 sec to Jonas.
You prob talking about the stage when Jai won
@Cornevanre66986@BenjiNaesen You are wrong on this one. Last year of the Tour de France, stage 6 if I remember correctly, Tadej sat in the wheel of Jonas up the whole Galiber and the last climb until 2-3 km left of it. Tadej didn’t pull that day. This is just one of many examples
@Cornevanre66986@BenjiNaesen Than you should have seen him pull with pogi on 2nd stage
And also seen him go solo in
Basque 2023 stage 6 with 29 km to go
Dauphine 2023 stage 5 with 16 km to go
Vuelta 2023 stage 13 with 8 km to go
Gran Camino 2024 stage 3 with 12 km to go
Tirreno 2024 stage 5 with 29 km to go
@NunoMar97874972 @williesmurfy Tour of Basque 2023 stage 6 (solo 29 km to go)
Dauphine 2023 stage 5 (solo 16 km to go)
Vuelta 2023 stage 13 (solo 8 km to go)
Gran Camino 2024 stage 4 (solo 12 km to go)
Tirreno 2024 stage 5 (solo 29 km to go) 🥱🥱
You don’t watch a lot of cycling do you?
@aaronpatrickm@Faust0w@BenjiNaesen The ”perfect plan” made by his DS and the people who pay his salary. Good thing he listens to his team and not to cowards on the internet.
@lenalidomid @JamesBikesHere @MatteoJorg@Mitch_Bowen Hitting Arenberg at high speed will strip away 5 km/h, leading to the accordion effect. Conversely, approaching at a slower pace results in acceleration which is more safely and will make it physical harder.
When hitting the cobbles at a low speed the peloton will be stretch out
The power⚡️of Mathieu van der Poel🚀
A thread below👇with some top power (race) performances from the 👑 of the world, as shared on Strava
As always, a huge thanks to this rider / team / performance coaches for sharing such insightful data with the wattage nerds🙋♂️of the world!
@BenjiNaesen So why did he attack with 5 km to go of the climb? Clearly Pogacar is not a very predictable rider. Jonas said that as well in an interview after the “I’m gone, I’m dead” stage.