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- - Grande artículo, pero el nombre del puerto es Envalira, no “Envilara”, no? Pequeño detalle, pero importa en ciclismo.samanthak26-08-2026
- - Quick q: what’s the Envilara climb like compared to Tour climbs? Is it high-altitude causing the legs to go pop?tourdeforce926-08-2026
- - Roglič, Mas, Kuss, Onley, Gall all had the punch today. Skjelmose didn’t. But if he really lost a minute in stage 4 last year and still finished strong, there’s precedent. Keep the faith.sprocketspiny26-08-2026
- - Lidl-Trek’s chase was a mess. How do you end up pacing a group your leader isn’t even in? Communication breakdown or just chaos? Doesn’t inspire confidence.jennifer1926-08-2026
- - That was a rough watch for Skjelmose in Andorra, especially on home roads. Losing 40 seconds isn’t terminal but the worry is how early he was isolated. If Konrad/Kämna/Bernard aren’t there on Envalira, that’s a tactical hole. DS is right to call it out.breakawaybikerd26-08-2026
- - Fair play to Gall—aggressive, grabbed bonuses, and didn’t crack when the hammer dropped. If he limits losses in the next high-alt days, top 5 GC isn’t crazy. Vamos Felix!pedalpowe2925-08-2026
- - Enric looked comfy but Movistar saying they didn’t get the tactics feels a tad rich. If you expected Pogi to lay down a marker, why not put a guy up the road to buffer the move? Missed opportunity there, imho.lindae25-08-2026
- - Can someone explain why teams would chase so hard if Pogacar is lurking? Wouldn’t it be smarter to keep things steady on the first mountain stage?robert6525-08-2026
- - Not sure I buy Romeo’s take that Decathlon “messed up” the race. If your leader’s on good legs, you try to force selections. They just got stung by a monster counter from Tadej—happens to everyone sooner or later.samanthak25-08-2026
- - Huge ride by Pogacar, that surge was vintage him. But got to say, Decathlon CMA CGM looked seriously sharp until the final—Gall holding seventh with bonus seconds is no small thing this early. Mühlberger pacing him to the base was class.jennifer1925-08-2026
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