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2026 Tour de France Femmes stage 9 preview | Plenty of intrigue in the hills around Nice
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- - Good piece but you kind of glossed over tactics in stages 2–What were the sprint lead-out dynamics? Who was piloting Vos into those finals? Feels a bit light on race detail tbh.patriciaw10-08-2026
- - So proud of how Visma handled this. Giving her the reset after the collarbone and missing the Giro, then seeing her nail Catalunya and lead at the Tour—proper man-management. Chapeau.cadencekingm10-08-2026
- - Wait, if there was no explanation for her Stage 9 withdrawal, does that mean it was injury or just precaution? I’m a bit confused how that works mid-race—do teams usually announce why right away?sprocketspiny10-08-2026
- - Class act from Vos. Third on stages 2 and 3 while doing road captain duties is massive. You could see her shepherding the youngsters on the climbs—textbook positioning.raceready710-08-2026
- - Great read, but the timeline feels a bit wobbly—“difficult years at the German team in 2025 and 2026” right after praisingWhich was it? Needs clearer context on the downturn and the car incident details.jennifer1910-08-2026
- - Ciro doesn’t usually miss. If he’s saying 50-50, there’s smoke. But I think Bora should protect him—skip if he’s not 100%. Better a healthy Rogla for Lombardia and 2027 prep than another crash-fest.lindae10-08-2026
- - Confused here: if he won the Vuelta in 2024 with Red Bull-BORA, why has 2025–26 been so rough for him? Is it injuries only, or did the team change his race program and equipment too? What exactly were the “mechanicals” mentioned?cadencekingm10-08-2026
- - If Roglič lines up in Monaco, the whole GC dynamic flips. Four Vueltas, TT legs still sharp, and that punch on medium mountains… even at 50/50 he’s a nightmare to mark. Fingers crossed the car-hit injuries are minor.sprocketspiny10-08-2026
- Hate to break your clickbait bubble of a headline, but unless an accident (or a landslide) intervenes, Tadej will be so far ahead of his closest 'competitor' prior to the flag drop for stage 20, he'll likely be coasting to the finish line, saving his energy for the Worlds. But if he decides to take on the climbs, for the utterchallenge, then he'll do so at the head of the pack, as far ahead as he wants to be.rjb07-08-2026
- 45:49? Good for you! ...and Pogi just around 3 minutes faster, 42 minutes something? Even better for you... because his personal Krvavec best is 31 something ;)FauDrei06-08-2026
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