Root66
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My brother has worked as a doctor at a cycling performance lab on the continent. He's seen a lot of now famous cyclists in the lab at 18-19 years old. And while Pog was impressive, he didn't outshine his peers the way he does now. Some other south-american ex-tour winners, on the contrary, did. A certain man from Leeds did remarkably well as well.
This doesn't mean that a man can't develop. Nor does it mean you'll win the tour if you perform well on these tests. It is however very strange seeing these types of differences. Certainly if the man in question didn't attain these numbers 24 months ago.
Spoils cycling for me, to be honest.
Sorry, that doesn't add up. Pog at 19 was remarkable. He won the tour of Algarve and California... won 3 stages at the Vuelta and young the young riders classification.