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dafpath
@dafpath
Father - Founder and Lawyer at LifeLaw Trial Lawyers - Former US Cycling Team Member
Park City, UT Tham gia Ekim 2023
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@dafpath @mission753 Avant-garde knee warmers made of angora wool !
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Johan Bruyneel at Fleche-Wallone (finishing 6th) and Liege-Bastogne-Liege, 1991.
📸 Darcy Kiefel
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Pog drops front mech for San Remo
O País Do Ciclismo@opaisdociclismo
O mecânico de Pogačar, Boštjan Kavčnik, revela: "Só depois da finalização é que percebemos que Tadej tinha montado o final numa moldura rachada. " "O garfo traseiro estava danificado, mas felizmente manteve-se unido. Se Tadej tivesse conhecido a verdadeira condição da bicicleta, ele nunca teria descido tão agressivamente como atacou na descida e quando tentou levar Tom Pidcock ao limite. " "Tadej caiu do lado esquerdo, onde não há trocador de marchas, mas o modo de queda ainda foi acionado. Ele mesmo o reiniciou e não notou mais nada de errado, então não trocámos a bicicleta. " "A propósito, foi também a primeira vez que ele optou por uma única corrente frontal. Ao remover o trocador frontal e a coroa extra, economizamos peso e melhoramos a aerodinâmica. Ele também usou rodas mais altas com pneus mais estreitos: 28 mm este ano em comparação com 30 mm no ano passado. Nossa equipe de desempenho calculou que essa configuração seria ideal para uma corrida tão rápida. " "Esta bicicleta vai agora para a sua coleção especial, não pode mais ser usada. " #pogacar #milansaremo
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La ruedas de hoy estarían destrozadas!!!!
Aunque esto será un montaje
F.IMAZ@FIM_1972
📸Viejo CHUCK, que te vaya bien allá donde hayas querido irte🫂
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@mou55981652 Think of how much bigger his personality could be free to expand on a custom team rather than the oil-money machine he’s on??!!!!
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@Manolo_Saiz MTB/Moto bars are wide because you can control them better on technical terrain. Same logic applies to the road. The more narrow the bar, the less control you have
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Totalmente de acuerdo, también lo he dicho varias veces
Erik Breukink@BreukEB
Het 'gewone' stuur is eigenlijk simpelweg beter. Meer controle over de fiets. Lijkt me voor de veiligheid ook niet slecht. Het minieme aero voordeel weegt daar dus niet tegen op.
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@andyhowellsport @BigNGandBertie Selective prosecution never sits well with history
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Armstrong is banned from sport, I’d argue those significant number of team bosses & directeur sportifs who have been proven to have either doped or been involved in doping scandals should join him on sidelines, starting with UAE’s Gianetti & Matxin Joxean
Times Sport@TimesSport
Marc Soler, a rider in Tadej Pogacar's UAE Team Emirates, and his dad were seen by Spanish police meeting José “Pepe” Martí, a central figure in the darkest period in cycling's history and who is serving a 15-year ban @Lawton_Times on a curious episode 🔽 thetimes.com/sport/cycling/…
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@spannawalker My favorite voice of the peloton. Keep up the great work, and thank you!
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Thanks to those of you who tuned into stage 5 of Paris - Nice with me today 🇫🇷😊
Here’s the wonderful lady I was talking about during commentary with the Kodak camera taking her snaps of the finish areas 🥰 it made my heart melt. #parisnice
Enjoy x
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It is so annoying that Pogačar and Vingegaard completely avoid each other every spring
Horrible cycling era
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@Cyclingnewsfeed He will stay with Decathlon:
dafpath@dafpath
Paul Seixas is staying with Decathlon CMA CGM The early 2026 results make it clear why ditching for UAE would be a massive mistake. In a peloton dominated by superteams, being the leader on a surging French powerhouse beats being a high-end domestique or heir-in-waiting at UAE, where Pogačar reigns supreme alongside Almeida, del Toro, and others. Seixas would slot in as support — not the sun around which everything orbits. At Decathlon, he’s the French Renaissance: the generational talent France has craved since Hinault, ready to chase yellow on a proudly French team in the country’s ultimate sporting event, the Tour de France. The proof is in the 2026 results — Decathlon is on an upward trajectory: Seixas just demolished the Faun-Ardèche Classic (a major French race) with a stunning 41km+ solo after dropping Matteo Jorgenson, crossing the line 1:48 with numbers matching Pog’s best climbing efforts. Then at Strade Bianche, he took a sensational 2nd behind Pogačar — dropping Isaac del Toro on the brutal final climb to Siena (Sante Caterina ramp) while holding off the chaos, finishing just 1:00 back after Pog’s long solo attack. The team backed him brilliantly, with riders like Labrosse and Lapeira also in the mix. These aren’t flukes — they’re signs of a team built to support a superstar’s independent GC ambitions. Decathlon’s momentum from prior years (top-10 UCI finishes, rising budgets with CMA CGM’s title push targeting elite levels) is accelerating with Seixas as the catalyst. His exploits are already drawing massive global hype and corporate eyes. The marketing potential to be a part of a French sporting renaissance will bring a flood of sponsorship dollars. A French champion, on a French team, bringing France a long over due Tour de France champion! It’s leadership, legacy, and national pride over being a replacement cog. Seixas is building the empire where he’s the star, not chasing someone else’s shadow. 🇫🇷🚴♂️ #PaulSeixas #DecathlonCMACGM #FrenchCycling #TourDeFrance #StradeBianche #Cycling
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'I hope that Decathlon CMA CGM have patience' - Sean Kelly dismisses the idea of a Paul Seixas Tour de France debut this summer cyclingnews.com/pro-cycling/ra…
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dafpath@dafpath
Paul Seixas is staying with Decathlon CMA CGM The early 2026 results make it clear why ditching for UAE would be a massive mistake. In a peloton dominated by superteams, being the leader on a surging French powerhouse beats being a high-end domestique or heir-in-waiting at UAE, where Pogačar reigns supreme alongside Almeida, del Toro, and others. Seixas would slot in as support — not the sun around which everything orbits. At Decathlon, he’s the French Renaissance: the generational talent France has craved since Hinault, ready to chase yellow on a proudly French team in the country’s ultimate sporting event, the Tour de France. The proof is in the 2026 results — Decathlon is on an upward trajectory: Seixas just demolished the Faun-Ardèche Classic (a major French race) with a stunning 41km+ solo after dropping Matteo Jorgenson, crossing the line 1:48 with numbers matching Pog’s best climbing efforts. Then at Strade Bianche, he took a sensational 2nd behind Pogačar — dropping Isaac del Toro on the brutal final climb to Siena (Sante Caterina ramp) while holding off the chaos, finishing just 1:00 back after Pog’s long solo attack. The team backed him brilliantly, with riders like Labrosse and Lapeira also in the mix. These aren’t flukes — they’re signs of a team built to support a superstar’s independent GC ambitions. Decathlon’s momentum from prior years (top-10 UCI finishes, rising budgets with CMA CGM’s title push targeting elite levels) is accelerating with Seixas as the catalyst. His exploits are already drawing massive global hype and corporate eyes. The marketing potential to be a part of a French sporting renaissance will bring a flood of sponsorship dollars. A French champion, on a French team, bringing France a long over due Tour de France champion! It’s leadership, legacy, and national pride over being a replacement cog. Seixas is building the empire where he’s the star, not chasing someone else’s shadow. 🇫🇷🚴♂️ #PaulSeixas #DecathlonCMACGM #FrenchCycling #TourDeFrance #StradeBianche #Cycling
Decathlon patiently waiting for Seixas to win a Vuelta for them then win the Tour 5 times for UAE?
Cyclingnews@Cyclingnewsfeed
'I hope that Decathlon CMA CGM have patience' - Sean Kelly dismisses the idea of a Paul Seixas Tour de France debut this summer cyclingnews.com/pro-cycling/ra…
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I work my butt off at the gym and then ruin it with Wensleydale and wine 🙄
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Maybe Van Aert should consider a change of teams. His current status isn't helping him, and it isn’t helping the team either, something that was clearly visible today.
A fresh start with a different hierarchy might do him good
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@mou55981652 No, he’s a once in a lifetime French Renaissance that will bring huge corporate sponsors with the goal of producing a French superstar winning the Tour de France on a French team. At UAE he will be in the shadow of Pog, anothwr cog in the oil-money machine
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@faustocoppi60 Lidl-Trek's official update confirms Ayuso suffered no fractures per X-rays, with team doctors ruling out serious injuries after a hotel assessment, though he appeared in visible pain post-crash at around 80 km/h, narrowly avoided by teammate Edoardo Affini.
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💔 Terrible images. I hope Juan Ayuso didn't brake anything and will recover after this misfortune. He was in Yellow Jersey, in amazing shape but that's cycling...very cruel.
#ParisNice
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@faustocoppi60 @grok what’s the latest on Ayuso’s condition from this crash?
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@twocGAME The stage to Morzine was one of the best ever….. for about 2 weeks.
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The controversial Floyd Landis (USA) won Paris Nice in 2006.
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