> All credit to her for an extremely strong ride.
And a better strategy, which is a major part of competition. People commenting on her being lucky. She had a better strategy.
And a better strategy, which is a major part of competition. People commenting on her being lucky. She had a better strategy.
But there was luck involved, and in 99% of the cases, it’d be terrible advice and strategy to count on a major communications breakdown within the team of top favorites and (apparently) within the organization of the race themselves?
“Strategy” is one of those words that’s used way too much in hindsight.
But that has nothing to do with having a better strategy.
But when they are it's amazing to watch. Completely different circumstances though.
As you said, she’s a mathematician - she knew exactly what she was doing.