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Primož Roglič

Primož Roglič

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Oct 1, 2026

Chris CaseHOST
37:40
[laughs] So that's-
Neal HendersonGUEST
37:41
And, and Roglič, who was second, who he overtook on the last day, so he only led the Tour-
Chris CaseHOST
37:45
Right
Neal HendersonGUEST
37:45
... for how many minutes, was how old? 30 earlies, I think, maybe for Roglič.
Chris CaseHOST
37:49
33, maybe we'll say.
Chris CaseHOST
37:50
Yeah.
Chris CaseHOST
39:27
It was.
Trevor ConnorHOST
39:28
And it really suited-
Ross TuckerHOST
24:59
Quinn Simmons was in that group.
Ross TuckerHOST
25:01
Primoz Roglic was there in that group.
Ross TuckerHOST
25:03
Who was the other one? There were two.
Ross TuckerHOST
25:04
There was a...
BryanHOST
16:07
And there were a few other people in there.
BryanHOST
16:09
I think it was the Slovenian superstar, right? Not Tadej because he wasn't there, but it was Primoz Roglic who was hanging on there too.
TylerHOST
16:17
There was four of them.
TylerHOST
16:18
Yeah.
Ben SwiftHOST
10:58
There was a few other guys in there, I can't remember exactly.
Ben SwiftHOST
11:00
Roglic, Arnley.
Ben SwiftHOST
11:02
Yeah, these guys, and it was like, it was almost a perfect situation for them guys.
Ben SwiftHOST
11:07
They were also going to commit quite hard.
Daniel FriebeHOST
13:12
Van der Poel, as you say, made that move just under, I think it was 92 kilometres to go, on the Mont-Royal, seven laps to go.
Daniel FriebeHOST
13:20
And that led, eventually... to this group at the front with Onley, but also Van Aert coming from behind, Charmig, Roglic, Quinn Simmons, and at this point, whatever the French plan was, and we'll probably get into this when we discuss Sex Ass later on, it was sort of slipping through their fingers, because you had a very good group at the front, And you wondered at that point whether that was going to be the end of things for a lot of the guys, or the French, for example, Sexas del Toro, with Van Der Poel, with Van Aert, with Onley.
Daniel FriebeHOST
13:54
And they soon built a gap of around 40 seconds.
Daniel FriebeHOST
14:01
And van der Poel, not only had he been sort of impatient, keen to get on with things, Lionel, but he showed his kind of impatience again, I suppose, because with 73 kilometres to go, they got to the universal or the polytechnic climb.
Daniel FriebeHOST
14:17
And he attacks again.
Daniel FriebeHOST
14:19
And initially only Simmons and Onley can follow him.
Daniel FriebeHOST
14:22
Roglic will join them eventually.
Daniel FriebeHOST
14:24
And actually Onley will be dropped.
Anthony WalshHOST
4:15
So, I don't know, I was a little bit, yeah, a little bit confused with those French tactics.
Anthony WalshHOST
4:19
About 100k in, that Van Der Poel attack that I mentioned, it was Van Der Poel, Wout van Aert, they ended up dragging Primoz Roglic with them, Oscar Onley, Quinn Simmons, really good group.
Anthony WalshHOST
4:29
But you had some notable absentees in that group, Del Toro, Evan De Paul, Sex Ass, But Evna Paul had the weirdest, weirdest race.
Anthony WalshHOST
4:36
I'd be super curious if anyone has heard what's going on with Remco.
Anthony WalshHOST
6:30
And they all come back together.
Anthony WalshHOST
6:32
Suddenly, there's a front group of about a dozen riders.
Anthony WalshHOST
6:34
Van der Poel, Pitcock, Roglic, Healy, Del Toro, Sexas, Matthews, and importantly, three Americans.
Anthony WalshHOST
6:41
Three Americans in the very front of the biggest bike race in the world.
Dan LloydHOST
2:57
Anton Charming of Denmark went just inside 100 k's to go, and a group containing the likes of Van der Poel, Onley, and Healey bridged across to him on the main climb.
Dan LloydHOST
3:05
Now that, as you would expect, caused a bit of panic behind and so they were eventually joined by Roglic, Van Aert and McNulty, making the group close to 20 strong.
Dan LloydHOST
3:14
But it did not stay like that for very long.
Dan LloydHOST
3:16
Van Aert almost immediately attacked that group, taking van der Poel, Charmig, Roglic, Onley and Simmonds with him.
Dan LloydHOST
3:22
Again, alarm bells started ringing behind and so France and Mexico set to work as the gap went over half a minute with 80 Ks to go.
Dan LloydHOST
3:29
Six kilometers later though, an acceleration by del Toro on the main climb brought that gap right down.
Dan LloydHOST
3:46
He's just going to do what he wants, when he wants and take his second rainbow jersey.
Dan LloydHOST
3:50
but I was wrong.
Alex ClementsHOST
12:47
And the group got whittled down to five guys.
Alex ClementsHOST
12:51
And this is where we saw Wood Van Aert, Van Der Poel, Quinn Simmons really importantly in there, Onley, and then eventually Roglic joined those five.
Alex ClementsHOST
13:01
And you're like, poof.
Max GawnHOST
13:03
It's when I started to realize Belgium and France are in trouble.
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
13:52
This
Benji NaesenHOST
13:53
group, if I recall, got caught quickly, and then the next group is the one you're talking about.
Benji NaesenHOST
13:56
The group where Roglic, Van Aert, Charmy, who I think might have anticipated in between, so credits to him.
Benji NaesenHOST
14:02
Yes.
Cosmo CatalanoHOST
8:25
But it's, again, like Quinn Simmons is always there.
Cosmo CatalanoHOST
8:28
He's put on his glasses as Primoz Roglic comes back across.
Cosmo CatalanoHOST
8:32
Again, we get another Vanderpool, just I'm going to go hard up the hill and see what happens attack.
Cosmo CatalanoHOST
8:37
Finally, that group is reeled in a 35K to go.

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