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Fantacycling 2022, Roglic and Pogacar quotes unveiled
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WATCH THE LATEST LIVE ON OUR YOUTUBE CHANNEL: POGACAR AND ROGLIC QUOTES UNVEILED ? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IyVL0vl3FFI
Live crackling on our Youtube and Twitch channels. We have decided to close the last live event of 2021 with fireworks, revealing the quotes of the big names in the game. The values of Pogacar and Roglic were revealed, but also those of Van Aert , Van der Poel and Alaphilippe , as well as Peter Sagan .
All with the usual veil of irony and lightness, hosting in our living room some of the faithful of the Fantacycling Community, which day after day, thanks to your support and affection, is growing more and more.
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