We have another Grand Tour behind us. With a result that would normally draw the country’s attention. Maybe it’s the World Hockey Championships that cast a shadow over the Giro d’Italia. And maybe the reason is much more prosaic.
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Peter Sagan
We’re used to it. For the winners, for the jerseys. Everything somehow became commonplace. Success is also expected from a man who recently overcame Covid and lost training.
Maybe it’s just an appearance, but in a world where cycling is deeply rooted, the Slovak phenomenon is even more valued. For years, the Italians did everything possible and impossible to get him to the Giro.
Sagan gave their race another dimension.
The Bora-Hansgrohe team evaluated their work as successful. It is requested to add that without the 31-year-old Slovak he would have been an Italian loser. He fulfilled what he was sent to the Giro with. He covered up what the others could not do.
Sagan held Bora, Bora held Sagan. In three weeks, it will be her flagship on the Tour de France. It turns out that no one else has it at the moment. As a result. Marketing.
Nijako…
The old lady is an even higher level than the Giro. The top of the peaks. A native of Žilina can go to him with a calm conscience.
He proved that he still has speed and endurance.
Time is relentless. Negotiations on a new treaty are becoming hot. However, you will not bake a contract with a three-time world champion overnight. After all, a dear bride is not negotiated so quickly. Especially if he wants to come to the house with the whole ensemble.
The Giro d’Italia pushed Bor against the wall. In Italy, Sagan was stamped on paper that he was still a racer par excellence.
The question is not who would want him, but who would despise him.
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