Lanterne Rouge presents highlights of CRO Race 2023 Stage 3.
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34 Comments
Roglic to Ineos?
QS / JV merger emergency podcast?
Congrats for 250k subs! Thanks for covering Cro race from a proud Croatian
It's AndREsen, not AndERsen. Just FYI. It's not a typo. Just say it like you would André-sen.
The Australian lawyer who breezed his way to the top of this European sport like it was nothing!!!!!!!250👍👋
tdf was kinda boring in comparison 😅
Miholjevič said he attacked to give tribute to these streets. He is from Rijeka, so practically, he grew up there. It has been quite a pleasure to watch this stage for me, too, I live very close by. I was actually swimming on a nearby beach when the peloton rushed by us. 🙂
I'm easily amused, but I always get a chuckle when Lanterne Rouge says "Little Trek." "And if Little Trek send it they start to make the race harder…" Sadly, Little Trek's were too small for the men. Maybe next time!
Ineos are rubbish these days
Looks like they changed their minds about that 2s gap, meaning Jonas Gregaard is now one second ahead of Sheffield. Think it'll be relevant?
Ineos being ineos and gaining nothing, I really don't know what is going on with the whole team. In a matter of a few years they switched from being one of the top teams to being the shadow of themselves. If you look at their victories this year we have, Strade Bianche by Pidcock, 2 stages in TdF of which one came from luck (still great performance from Carlos Rodriguez but Pogi and Jonas let him go), Pippo Ganna win in a time trial at the Vuelta, a second place on Giro d'Italia, with no stage wins. And then? Nothing relevant, how did it happen?
Of course the incident of Bernal changed everything but he is not responsible for the bad quality of the strategies of the team.
To me, only the merge with Quickstep could save the team.
Anyway cheers for my fellow countrymen for his first win! Very nice to see a paid off for the Q36.5 team efforts
Happy to see Fran Micholjević race in his backyard
Thank you
Never heard of Aular before the Vuelta, but I like his offensive, but not overly aggressive style of positioning himself.
Most technical – no incident.
Least technical (TdF stage 4, on the motorcycle race track) – mass crashes.
Not only a single observation, but something I have noticed many times.
Technical finales spread out the bunch, and leads to less congestion, compared to easier ones.
That was a fun finale to watch. You didn't know who was going to win it right until the end, and it was great seeing Q36.5 getting a win. Congratulations on 250k, Patrick! You're one of the best!
WHERE WAS TIM WELLENS TO HAVE THIS CUT 5KM SHORT FROM THE FINISH
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Andresen is pronounced more like An-Dre-sen or An-Drey-sen even thoug it looks a lot like the more common "An-der-sen" 🙂
Love seeing guys get their first pro win!
LR said “couldn’t figure it out” more times than ever! 😊
I can only assume that the silence from LR on the Jumbo/Sudal merger possibility is because he's involved in rider assessment for the combined team.
The Stage designs in this race seem really odd. 😦
Congrats on reaching 250, LR! 👍🤗
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Ineos as usual, setting pace for the other rider to take the win 😂😂😂
what the fuck is ethan hayter ever doing
Stoked for my friend Fernando Barcelo getting 8th place. Congratulations on the quarter mill subs lads 💚🤟
I hate to see plapp doing the job i wanna see him being the leader
3:45 is that a USA jersey?
You always has the names on point, a small hiccup tho. It's AndResen and not Andersen.
Ineos often just pulls at the front, and then doesn't place anyone in the top 10. For years in big one day races they have pulled hard at the front pulling back break aways, and then… nothing. Their best lead out ever was Thomas leading out Cavendish this year. Looking at the teams, Ineos should have been be able to control this race. Maybe they are just teaching their young riders to work at the front. Their young riders did not seem to get any better this year. They may need to become a spring train in the future. Hayter, Tarling, Sheffield, Ganna, <<missing tier 1 level sprinter>> could win 3/4 Tour stages as a lead out train. Van der Poel would not be able to mess with Ganna as last person in the line.
Where are you guys on the Visma-Soudal merge. We need your expert opinion!!!
Ineos in confused tactics shock…