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I just have a chortle when I remember how Damiano Cunego announced he thought PMs were a waste of time and he's going back to the old methods. Then he sits and watches PM users dance away from him on stage-race climbs...
Cunego just won a mountain stage of the Vuelta earlier this week...the lone survivor of a breakaway...2min35sec ahead of the second place rider. I'm just saying.
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Cunego just won a mountain stage of the Vuelta earlier this week...the lone survivor of a breakaway...2min35sec ahead of the second place rider. I'm just saying.
He might have done so earlier in the year with a PM. And ridden more consistently. He's never really lived up to his brilliant early form. Quite why is not for me to suggest.
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