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Ha not at all took me ages to find the conversation, hence the then short comment.
I still have a slight nagging feeling that he’s going to be the sort of rider that becomes less relevant. That he has maybe been on the wain a bit too.
Not sure today really substantiates any of that but it does add a little to that feeling.
Compared to both Giro’s this team don’t seem as happy, which of course is to slightly be expected given the situation.
GoatandTricycle
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Ha ha. I thought you were being a bit salty.
Who knows. There could be a hundred reasons. Both he and Soren Kragh Andersen are far better climbers than Cavendish so it’s either fatigue, illness, saddle sore, off day or a combination.
I haven’t seen that much of him drilling himself on the front in the last week like I have at previous tours but they doesn’t mean he hasn’t been working hard.
It must feel odd for the whole team to be working hard and not being able to make a difference.