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jeremya
13-10-2026
The rivalry brings in casual fans, but there’s plenty of racing beyond those two. Hope Van Aert gets a clean winter after that crash in Mol. Was Benidorm really the last time he beat MVDP?
gearguru33
13-10-2026
I’m still learning how the cyclocross calendar works: when do riders usually confirm whether they’ll race the Worlds? It sounds tough for organisers to plan around all this uncertainty.
sprocketspiny
13-10-2026
Herygers saying no rider would rather babysit than race is a pretty daft take. If Mathieu’s family needs him, that’s obviously more important than any race.
cadencekingm
13-10-2026
Van Aert had a fantastic road season, but cross is a different beast. If he’s healthy, I can see him making an early statement—though writing off MVDP before we know his plans feels premature.
patriciaw
12-10-2026
The “king is dead” line feels premature. Pogačar has dominated this race for years, and one brilliant Seixas win doesn’t mean his reign is over. The article leans a bit too hard into the hype.
michael54
12-10-2026
How does Seixas’s win compare with Gerbi’s in 1905? Was the race anything like the Lombardia riders face today?
bikebuffj
12-10-2026
Evenepoel finishing fourth while apparently struggling is still a solid result, though it’s surprising he couldn’t carry his European title form into the race.
jeremya
12-10-2026
Nibali’s point about Del Toro racing Gran Piemonte makes sense. UAE needed him fresh for Lombardia, especially with Pogačar absent.
tourdeforce9
12-10-2026
Seixas looked completely in control on Civiglio. Winning Lombardia at that age is extraordinary; the comparisons with Pogačar are inevitable, but he deserves to be judged on his own ride.
sprocketspiny
12-10-2026
How can he race a mountain-bike event just 15 hours after Lombardia? Does that mean he had to recover on the way there? I’m still figuring out how these races fit together!
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