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Anthon Charmig

Anthon Charmig

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Sep 28, 2026

Lionel BirnieHOST
58:29
And Denmark as well.
Lionel BirnieHOST
58:30
I mean, re-evaluating the race in hindsight, You know, the Anton Charmig move now makes kind of a lot of sense, really, doesn't it? Because clearly Mads Pedersen was able to stay in the mix and get himself back to the front of the race just in the nick of time.
Lionel BirnieHOST
58:48
And like I said at the start of the episode, had things fallen slightly differently, we would be saying how brilliantly the Danes had ridden, not just with Charmig, but Mikel Honoré was there in some key splits as well.
Lionel BirnieHOST
59:02
Michael Valgrim was around and you could have imagined if that time gap had been slightly different on the last lap and it had been one of those ones where right there's 12 riders coming to the line all together you'd have backed Pedersen to be right up there on the shoulder of Matthews and van der Poel for the gold medal.
BramHOST
6:17
But what he did here, I think, in a way, really protected riders like Pitcock.
BramHOST
6:25
uh who didn't have to work as much in the front in the chase uh and actually i think he just backed off the chase although maybe pitcock would have preferred to spend more time at the front that's another thing yeah uh and then of course there was a simmons there although that was a move that was uh simmons von art and roglic bridging back to vanderpool um And I think that was, you've got Charmig there as well.
BramHOST
6:56
Charmig, yeah.
BramHOST
6:58
Bernard as well was
EthanHOST
6:59
like in the British Cross.
Benji NaesenHOST
11:41
I'm going to name the riders first, and then you can say whether you think Louis Barre would drop them.
Benji NaesenHOST
11:45
Okay? So, in that group, we've got Benhili Butrago, Nordhagen, van der Poel, Kamprubi, Onli, Scaroni, Pellizzari, Kroon, Charmig, Baudin, Van Gils, and then afterwards bridging Van Aert, Roglic, and McNulty, 15 riders, would Louis Barry have dropped
Patrick BroeHOST
12:06
him? Yeah.
Patrick BroeHOST
12:09
Every single one except van der Poel.
Patrick BroeHOST
15:21
Roglic? And Roglic is a mini truck.
Patrick BroeHOST
15:23
Mini truck as well.
Patrick BroeHOST
15:24
And Charmig was sitting on.
Patrick BroeHOST
15:26
Olney was pulling too much.
Patrick BroeHOST
35:10
I mean, and that's where I see, like, it's going to be tricky for Belgium to control.
Patrick BroeHOST
35:14
Do we do Britain, Pidcock, Onley, Donovan, Pickering, Shaw, Thornley, Wright, Adam Yates, who was very good in GP Montreal, Honoré, Asgren, Bjerg, Mads Pedersen, Krohn, Valgrind, Søren Krach, Charmig in Denmark.
Patrick BroeHOST
35:27
Charmig was good in Quebec.
Patrick BroeHOST
35:28
I...
Benji NaesenHOST
35:30
I think we are disrespecting Pitcock by not mentioning him as a rider that is very likely going to finish somewhere around top five in this race.
Patrick BlakeHOST
34:57
But anyway, it's my harshness of Wingergold's one-day racing ability.
Patrick BlakeHOST
35:01
They have Honoré, Asgrain, Bjerg, Mads Pedersen, Krohn, Walgren, Sönkrau, and Charmig.
Patrick BlakeHOST
35:09
Obviously, Charmig was podium on in Quebec.
Patrick BlakeHOST
35:14
Honoré's looked pretty good recently as well in the Italian one-day scene where he was third in Pantani, sixth in Toscana, second place on that last stage of Luxembourg.
Patrick BlakeHOST
35:24
I think he's honestly... their best chance.
Dane CashHOST
42:27
He had the time, he had the race craft to put himself in the position to then... pretty much do all the work to keep this chase group at bay and then still, you know, win.
Dane CashHOST
42:38
Drop, drop Anton Charmig on the final, I don't know, 2K and then handily beat Giulio Ciccone in the finish.
Dane CashHOST
42:46
So it was really, I mean, just comprehensive domination from Remco Evenepoel in Quebec.
Kayleigh FretzHOST
42:51
I feel like I don't have a good sense of how good he is at sprinting.
Simon RichardsonHOST
12:48
Uh, Remco Evenepoel wasn't initially in that split, but bridged across soon after.
Simon RichardsonHOST
12:53
Uh, heading towards the final lap of the race, the Belgian then got away with Giulio Ciccone and Anton Charmig.
Simon RichardsonHOST
12:58
Uh, the Dane was unable to hold the wheel, though, as the Belgian launched a big acceleration on the Cote la Montagne, and so it came down to a sprint a deux.
Simon RichardsonHOST
13:06
Uh, there, Evenepoel opened up quite a long way from the line, given that it's an uphill drag, but Ciccone could not come past him, and that ended a 14-year drought for Belgians at the race, their last winner being Philippe Gilbert in 2011.
Alex ClementsHOST
60:29
He had, he had ba- he had a bad sleep or something
Max GawnHOST
60:31
somethingAnd then Uno X managed to get on the podium here with Charmig.
Max GawnHOST
60:34
That's just another thing that Uno X like.
Max GawnHOST
60:36
They've sent Charmig to this race and he gets on the podium.
Max GawnHOST
60:39
Um, and Bling, Bling, Bling looked good.
Alex ClementsHOST
60:42
Just, just in those two days of Tobias coming second and then Tobias winning, they also won in Italy.
Kate NicholsonPANELIST
34:12
Yeah.
Caley FretzHOST
34:12
Uh, Scaroni and Charmig podium.
Caley FretzHOST
34:14
Uh-
Kate NicholsonPANELIST
34:15
Yeah.

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