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Florian Lipowitz set to make a comeback after broken collarbone forced Tour de France withdrawal
02 September 2026
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Red Bull-BORA-hansgrohe signs young German climber to strengthen Evenepoel and Lipowitz
13 August 2026
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🎥 New roadside footage of Florian Lipowitz's time trial crash at the Tour de France
22 July 2026
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Florian Lipowitz taken to hospital afer Tour de France time trial crash
21 July 2026
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Evenepoel and Lipowitz were also woken up for a nighttime doping test: 'Some riders already asleep'
21 July 2026
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Lipowitz resigned to role change following Evenepoel's victory: 'I can’t say much right now’
20 July 2026
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From the Vuelta to the World Championships: Kevin Vermaerke dreams of a first US Elite Men’s win since Lance Armstrong
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davidm
08-09-2026
- Small nit: you list Paul Seixas as a top favorite—do you mean someone else? Remco yes, Van Aert yes, Pidcock scary with MTB punch, and MVDP is… well, MVDP. But I need clarity on Seixas, por favor.
sprocketspiny
08-09-2026
- That rib quote going viral might’ve helped him—took pressure off and he just raced instinctive. Give him a leash Sunday and he could solo from 3–4km if the favourites cage each other. Vamos Kevin! (y también, mucha fuerza para Pogacar)
jennifer19
08-09-2026
- Tough break for Tadej. But saying it’s the USA’s “best shot since Lance in ’93” feels a bit much—what about Kuss-level depth vibes post-Vuelta last year? Still, love the plan to get ahead of the race. Execution will be everything on those Montréal laps.
pedalpowe29
08-09-2026
- Wait, is the Worlds road race really in Montréal on September 27? Thought the Worlds usually rotate continents and are in October some years. Also, no race radios—how do they actually coordinate attacks then?
cadencekingm
08-09-2026
- Brilliant read. Vermaerke’s engine has been humming since those late Vuelta breakaways—Stage 13/14 moves weren’t flukes. If McNulty brings Montréal legs and Jorgenson/Powless mark the big three (Remco/Del Toro/Seixas), the US can play the numbers late.
cadencekingm
07-09-2026
- Felix Gall getting slept on again. If Gall attacks on the final mountain stage post-TT and Mas hesitates, gaps can open fast. Still, credit where due—Movistar are controlling every mountain day like it’s
gearguru33
07-09-2026
- Not buying the “I’m not worried” line. He’s never beaten Roglič in a TT, and that stat is brutal. Article could’ve dug into aero gains, pacing splits, or wind forecasts instead of repeating history. Feels a bit surface-level.
jeremya
07-09-2026
- Does anyone know what wheels/TT setup Mas used last time he faced Roglič in a similar distance? Would the team switch to a slightly higher cadence strategy to keep him from blowing up late? Curious how much that can claw back.
jennifer19
07-09-2026
- Great read, but are we sure the TT gap will be “often one and a half minutes” over 30k? Course profile matters loads—if it’s rolling with crosswinds, Mas can survive. Roglič is lethal, sí, pero Mas tiene equipo fuerte hoy. Vamos Enric!
patriciaw
07-09-2026
- Mas looks rock solid in red. Movistar have ridden super smart, especially on StageIf he limits losses to under a minute on the ITT, this could be done and dusted.
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