>>124252 He was riding like Jorgenson. Closing down attacks, not pulling, weak attacks to break cohesion. He 100% looked like McNulty's domestique. Matthews was also shit but that's how he has always been riding. Del Toro obviously is an actual teammate of McNulty so he's also going to helping him.
Pidcock arguably looked the strongest but he was outnumbered. At least I wont have to hear British commentators on tiz talk about Pidcock every day for the next year.