I think this romanticization of the Spring Classics' unpredictability is overblown. The reality is, top teams and riders don't just "adapt" to chaotic conditions - they prepare specifically for them. They study the courses, train in similar conditions, and develop specific skillsets to excel in those environments. It's not about being resilient or adaptable; it's about being better prepared than the competition. And let's be real, peak fitness and conditioning are still paramount - you can't just "survive" the Classics, you need to be able to dominate them.
