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Latest Comments
- - Grande respeto por Gilbert, pero en este caso me parece demasiado crítico. Wellens hizo un trato con el equipo; palabra es palabra. Belgica aún tiene dos capos para ganar. Vamos a ver la carrera primero, no?velodromevirtuoso116-09-2026
- - Gilbert calling him “out of touch with reality” feels a bit harsh. Tim literally won Tour of Britain after a monster Tour de France — form management matters. Also, if Pogacar was racing Worlds (he’s not for Belgium, obviously), why would that factor into Tim’s national selection logic anyway? That line was weirdly framed.lindae16-09-2026
- - Quick question: If the Worlds course suits Remco and Wout so perfectly, what specific role would Wellens play? Is it as a late-race engine on the circuits, or covering dangerous moves in the mid-phase? I’m trying to understand why his skillset is seen as indispensable here.gearguru3316-09-2026
- - Not sure I get Gilbert here. Worlds is huge, yes, but UAE are decimated by crashes and he’s key in CRO Race/Wallonia prep. Also, Remco and Wout already have a stacked support cast — Benoot, Campenaerts, maybe Van Hooydonck-type roles filled. Does Tim actually change the outcome on that course?davidm16-09-2026
- - Thoughtful choice from Wellens. He promised UAE-XRG he’d cover the late-season races after Renewi, and he’s sticking to it. Loyalty cuts both ways — the team paid his wages through a brutal TdF and injuries. Can’t fault a rider for honoring a pact, even if it stings for Belgium.patriciaw16-09-2026
- - Grande artículo, pero una duda: if “you don’t have to be the strongest to win,” does that mean we’ll see more negative racing? Seems a bit defeatist, no?raceready715-09-2026
- - Pidcock managing his efforts will be key. He was too eager in Montreal; hold fire until the final lap and he’s dangerous. Also, no Pogačar = more tactical chaos. Brilliant.davidm15-09-2026
- - Can someone explain why the Worlds route is that much longer than Montreal GP but on a similar circuit? Is it just extra laps, or are there added climbs too?patriciaw15-09-2026
- - Not sure about naming Del Toro and Seixas as top favorites over MvdP and WVA. Feels a tad contrarian—class usually tells in a 270k attrition day.michael5415-09-2026
- - Love the honesty from Pidcock. Montreal GP as a dress rehearsal makes sense—those last two laps bite. If GB keeps numbers late, he’s got a real medal shout.julien15-09-2026
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