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velodromevirtuoso1
16-09-2026
- 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?
lindae
16-09-2026
- 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.
gearguru33
16-09-2026
- 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.
davidm
16-09-2026
- 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?
patriciaw
16-09-2026
- 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.
raceready7
15-09-2026
- 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?
davidm
15-09-2026
- 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.
patriciaw
15-09-2026
- 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?
michael54
15-09-2026
- 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.
julien
15-09-2026
- 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.
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