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    Tour de France: sulla scia dei campioni | Trailer ufficiale | Netflix Italia



    In un avvincente Tour de France 2024, le squadre più grandi dominano mentre le più piccole lottano per sopravvivere e recenti infortuni compromettono i piani di alcuni ciclisti.

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    5. @michaellarsen6844 on

      Unsportsmanlike and disrespectful behavior from Pogi!!!😡😒 Jonas would NEVER shout such words at Pogi. I have lost the respect I had for Pogi. He is the Badger 100 times worse! He is definitely the world's best cyclist, but that is completely overshadowed by what a sportsman he really is when it comes down to it……… And it's not the first time it's happened either…..he also spoke badly about Wout Van Art to Adam Yates at the Tour de France in 2023…. But as soon as he is aware of the camera and a microphone he plays the jovial innocent boy scout who just loves to cycle😡😡🤮🤮🤮🤮

    9. @ClimatewarriorDK on

      I find it very strange that the other riders and teams are ignoring the obvious.
      In the not-so-distant future, all riders who participated in races where Epogacar competed and won—leaving them in second or third place—will be moved up one position.
      Number four will become number three, number three will become number two, and number two will be declared the winner of the race he originally lost.
      But what about the prize money they missed out on? What about team bonuses and sponsor incentives? What about the pay raises they didn’t receive? Or the lost opportunities for better teams or sponsorship contracts?
      Is that fair to the clean, hard-working riders and teams?
      I really don’t understand why no one is talking about this among the riders. Instead, they’re asking for selfies with him or autographs from him. So naive. So foolish.
      I’ve been a fan of cycling since the mid-90s. I even planned my vacations around the start of the Tour de France. In a way, you could say that the Tour de France has been my longest relationship and my greatest love.
      But now, I’ve lost all interest. What I once loved now makes me feel sick and uncomfortable—so I’m done.

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