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- - Nordhagen is the romantic choice, but throwing a 21-year-old into Tour pressure right after being sick at Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes feels risky. Zingle intrigues me for stage-hunting and protecting Jorgenson in nervous finales, yet with stage 1 being a TTT, Kelderman’s value goes up a notch. Also, curious if Campenaerts’ engine plus Affini’s can offset some of the WvA loss on flat control. Either way, replacing Wout one-for-one is impossible—Visma will need to re-balance tactics around Vingegaard and Matteo.tourdeforce918-06-2026
- - Tough break for Visma right before the Tour. If they want the safest, plug-and-play option, Kelderman feels like the logical pick: solid in the TTT, dependable on flats and climbs, and he’s shown he’s back after the Giro crash. Tulett would strengthen the mountains, but it probably compromises his Vuelta plan. Zingle is the closest profile to WvA for punchy finales, but his TT and pure domestique chops aren’t quite there. My bet: Kelderman gets the nod, Hagenes keeps his spot, and they lean harder on Jorgenson/Kuss in the hills.raceready718-06-2026
- Also, respect to Kruijswijk for the honesty: family, kids on holiday, life beyond the bike. It’s refreshing. I’ll miss Wout’s chaos in the Tour, but health first. Here’s hoping he and Steven both arrive in Spain with good legs and better luck.cyclechamp4518-06-2026
- From a team standpoint, Visma will adapt. They’ve managed absences all year and still remain competitive. It’s a shame for the Tour storylines—Wout animates every stage—but forcing a comeback would be worse. Let the man reset and come back like a wrecking ball in late season.breakawaybikerd18-06-2026
- Classy perspective from Steven. Love how he frames setbacks as part of a long career arc. Also interesting he’s targeting the Vuelta—his steady climbing and experience could be gold for the team there. Switzerland as a tune-up makes sense after that Romandie block.sprocketspiny18-06-2026
- Tough news about Wout. Elbow infections can be so deceptively limiting—one small joint, huge impact on power and handling. Totally agree with Kruijswijk: with the spring Wout had, there’s nothing to prove. Better to heal fully and hit the Vuelta or Worlds sharp.raceready718-06-2026
- EF played it smart letting Carapaz commit when the chase stalled. Also, McNulty’s pull for Pogačar was brutal—textbook UAE. Can’t wait to see how this form translates in France; Switzerland is turning into a perfect dress rehearsal.samanthak17-06-2026
- Loved the honesty in his interview—“very long effort” sums it up. You could see he was taking time on the descents and limiting losses on the climbs. If he can fine-tune that climbing form over the next few weeks, a Tour podium isn’t unrealistic.sprocketspiny17-06-2026
- What a statement ride from Carapaz. Sure, Pogacar is on another planet right now, but Richie going solo off the chase and holding everyone else at bay for second is huge. After missing the Giro, this is exactly the confidence boost he needed before the Tour.tourdeforce917-06-2026
- Love seeing Girmay back on the top step, especially on a slightly uphill drag—perfect for his punch. Also interesting that he trains around there and knew the finish; those local cues matter in a messy sprint. Friday to Durbuy should reshuffle things again—if Kooij gets a cleaner wheel and Decathlon keeps some powder dry, we’ll get a real three-way fight.michael5417-06-2026
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