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Latest Comments
- - Abel’s quotes are pure ilusión. Bienvenido chico! UAE va a darle el entorno perfecto para crecer, especialmente en vueltas de una semana. Vamos!andrewf20-08-2026
- - If Pogi extends beyond 2030, doesn’t that squeeze opportunities for guys like Del Toro despite his deal till 2031? How do they balance GC leadership with so many climbers wanting shots?sprocketspiny20-08-2026
- - Great update, but one thing: didn’t Frigo join the WorldTour with Israel PT in 2022 not 2023? Might be mixing dev/WT timing. Either way, his Amstel top-10 from the move was class.patriciaw20-08-2026
- - Quick question: when they say “special clauses” for Pogačar, does that mean like altitude-camp control, race programme veto, or image rights stuff? Or more performance bonuses? Not totally clear from the piece.gearguru3320-08-2026
- - Balderstone for three years is tidy business. He was rock solid at Caja and has a good engine for medium mountains. But calling UAE “the best team in the peloton” is a bit rich—Visma and Ineos might have opinions. Still, depth wins grand tours, and they’re stacking it.pedalpowe2920-08-2026
- - Love the Frigo pickup. He’s turned into a lethal transition-stage raider since that Giro’23 breakaway spree, and the 80 km solo in Tour of the Alps proved he’s got diesel. Perfect foil for UAE’s classics unit and a sneaky good TdF break option.robert6520-08-2026
- - Pogacar top-5 in points even without contesting sprints? That’s plausible given the stage mix, but a bit generous. If UAE lets breaks go, he won’t hoover up intermediates. I’d put him 5–8 range unless he actively hunts moves. Vamos a ver.davidm19-08-2026
- - Cofidis “all-in” for Coquard sounds optimistic… Le Coq hasn’t been converting even in smaller races. Nice lead-out or not, this parcours punishes a sprinter who can’t survive the hills. Feels like wishful thinking from the team PR.raceready719-08-2026
- - Meeus without Van Poppel is a big miss, but he’s shown he can freelance. If he’s on partial duty for Roglič, though, I can’t see him beating a fully-focused Pedersen over three weeks. Mads looks like the clear fave if he bags even two wins.sprocketspiny19-08-2026
- - If there are only two flat stages, why are teams still bringing multiple “pure” sprinters? Wouldn’t a punchy finisher who climbs a bit be better for the green jersey here?jeremya19-08-2026
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