Old 08-28-21, 10:03 PM
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Originally Posted by surak

Back to today's stage- Jay Vine continues to impress. I wonder how much of his immediate splash at the World Tour level is due to being an unknown quantity that helps him keep a low-profile and get into situations where he's a real threat. For sure, the rest of the pros will now know that he has immense ability and isn't just a virtual cycling sideshow act. Showing off that level of being right up there at the end of hard stages is bringing him well-deserved attention.
Yeah, Jay Vine wowed everybody. His crash against his team director's car was kind of a rookie self-own, but after cutting himself up he made his way back to the action - that took strength and guts.

By definition, the Zwift Acad. deal was a 1 year contract. I wonder if he'll stay with Alpecin Fenix?

(Edit: Just read that he's signed a 2 year extension.)

I just found out he's from Canberra- my old stomping grounds. Surely he cut his cycling teeth doing hill repeats on Black Mountain.

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