Rose Manley
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1,699 appearances
5 recordings
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first heard Aug 2026
last heard 8 Aug
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Uh but I mean, just to talk about her riding, I mean it was an unbelievable effort, an extremely long sustained attack.
uh repeated and then, you know, also just very calm at the finish when Cashine Vidoma had a really decent gap right at the very end and looked like she had got it in the bag and you know, Volun could still come through and had have enough to to sprint for the win.
And get a few seconds back on Marlon Roycer also.
I think also demivollering, she's
I mean, if you think about when Cashine Via Doma won uh the tour, it feels like well, I mean, we should actually say what an phenomenal performance from Cashine Via Doma.
Absolutely brilliant.
If we're talking about riders who've had a a big sort of development and kind of changed their mentality on the bike, I would definitely say Cash and Eve Doma is it because we
So she used to get so much criticism also from us, I suppose, about doing these small punchy attacks, immediate looking behind and
Not you know, not just committing and going for it or doing anything sustained, just kind of these short sharp attacks that was just not gonna do anything against the likes of um Demi Vollering or Marlon Roycer, for example.
And so I think we saw today
A a rider who was both, you know, managing that swashbuckling.
style that we love about Cashine Eva Doma, that she's willing to risk it and go for it.
But also a little bit of
Um maturity in terms of thinking about when it would be best to attack and actually that, you know, when Bollering's done a like we saw in the final climb, Vollering went for a was still attacking, and Castia thought, you know what, I can I can see Marlon Roycer is maybe slipping a bit here.
If I punch now, instead of waiting for the attack to finish and look around and then choose, if I just go now, then we did see a small gap there, didn't we, to Marlon Royce?
Um but yeah, as I was saying, you know, when Cashine Vidoma won that
that tour, there was always this feeling a little bit that like
you know, Demi Vollering could have done it if she'd stayed on her bike.
And obviously staying on your bike is a key part of winning any rate bike race, isn't it?
But I think there was always that slight asterisk in the back of people's minds.
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