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Visma | Lease a Bike admits disappointment after Vuelta time trial: 'The main goal was to win'
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Wiggins baffled by U23 Worlds time trial, turns focus to road race support role: ‘The time trial just doesn't lie’
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gearguru33
22-09-2026
- Not sure the article gives enough detail on the course profile for Sunday. Hilly Montreal lap or flatter? That changes whether Evenepoel or MvdP gets the edge, no?
raceready7
22-09-2026
- Remco four TTs in a row... chapeau. From Lombardia’s bridge crash to gapping Ganna by 57s on a course like this—c’est incroyable, amigo. Formidable!
julien
22-09-2026
- So the road race is like a crit on Mount Royal? Does that mean sprinters are out and punchy climbers have the edge? Also, what does “180-degree turns” mean in practice—like actual U‑turns every lap?
pedalpowe29
22-09-2026
- Great read, but I think you’re slightly underselling how risky those Montreal bends were. Soderqvist binning it from a medal spot shows the line between “devastating” and DNF was razor thin. Remco rode the knife edge better than anyone, fair, but let’s not pretend it was just skill not risk.
tourdeforce9
22-09-2026
- Quick one: if Ganna really did a career-best power, does that mean Remco just braked later and carried more speed through every apex? Would love to see corner-exit speeds if anyone’s got data.
velodromevirtuoso1
22-09-2026
- Wild ride by Remco. The splits on the technical sections say it all—23s in the first7 km with 18 turns is insane. He’s finally turned that past criticism about handling into a weapon.
lindae
22-09-2026
- Tiny gripe: article says “underdogs” but then calls them favorites—pick a lane. Also, you barely mention Seixas beyond the TT; he rode GP Montréal too, no? Más contexto por favor—qué tal la climatología en Montreal y el viento en el circuito, eso afecta más que 1–2 días de jet lag.
jeremya
22-09-2026
- Feels a bit harsh from Bakelants. Wout’s week after the Vuelta shows he kept the engine hot: 201 km, 164 km, and wind blocks are as good as hills for threshold. The real risk is legs feeling “heavy” after travel, not lack of fitness.
breakawaybikerd
22-09-2026
- Van der Poel’s 174 km solo in Luxembourg is massive, but the field depth and terrain aren’t Montreal. Still, his diesel-plus-punch combo is perfect for 1–2 minute climbs repeated. If it sprints from a reduced group, I’d still put WVA slightly ahead—provided he doesn’t burn matches marking Remco all day. Good read overall.
michael54
22-09-2026
- Not sure I get it: how much does jet lag really affect cyclists over just a few days? Wouldn’t their coaches plan naps/ride times to fix the body clock quickly?
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