David Millar
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6,978 appearances
22 recordings
1 series
first heard Jun 2026
last heard 28 Jul
David Millar’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Mostly for morale, really, wasn't it?
Oh, they'll be sorely for morale at that point.
Just don't let him give up.
so meanwhile so Mads Pedersen and that group get through the intermediate sprint but behind Philipsen and that's there had been a bigger group so after Mads Pedersen had gone with that small group to bridge across it then set off other attacks counter-attacks behind from the right riding Philipsen group gets across to the van der Poel group and they'll come together Pedersen had already gone so Mads Pedersen had left so he'd been seen he'd seen that this groups were coming and he'd
He'd only just made it to that front group.
And then he just went on the front and just drove up this false flat.
I mean, he looked like he was absolutely destroying himself.
And his only mission was to destroy Philipson and to prevent him getting on.
it was just incredible but and then yeah then still he then made it off the front and that's that group that ended up going into the intermediate sprint and then phillips and made it back on yeah and it kind of looked like you said that group was was good it's a group of six and they were a strong group and they were rotating and i think they got up to what 30 seconds 40 seconds on the remnants with with another peloton still chasing the yellow jersey group was from now way back but there was another group chasing behind at this point in the race you're kind of like there was a little trio of riders with iron gates at one point like
But he is a very selfless rider as well.
Well, I think that's... He's been in that role.
I mean, he was this hot shot young kid who came in, won that stage of the World Series, won Milan-San Remo, and was kind of leader status, but then it never clicked.
So I think he was much happier being at the disposition of the winners.
He was caught with... Well, no, because first of all, the Pedersen group fought on for a while in between Stuyven and the Philipson group.
And that's where it did look... For a while, it looked like, wow, this is an incredible ride from Stuyven because he put 30 seconds, he was in 40 seconds.
which was great in a group of five but the problem was the phillipson group was coming up yeah fast yeah onto the mads pedersen group yeah and i think when they caught pedersen's group it was still 40 seconds to still even it was like 15 k's to go and it was a tailwind and it kind of like oh i don't know
Like I said, they were just picking them up left, right and centre.
when Mathieu van der Poel kicked out of the final corner with 350 meters to go, but he literally couldn't even get out of the saddle.
He just sat back down again and then just fought his way to the finish line where he finished eighth.
But Mathieu van der Poel, this was vintage van der Poel and Philipsen because basically Mathieu van der Poel out of that corner did a sprint as if the finish line was 200 meters to go.
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