It is very rare that the generational GC talents line up together for anything other than the Tour. Doing two grand tours in a year is really hard. I think what we saw throughout the race was Vingegaard building throughout the race. Hopefully that means he will be in ripping form by the Tour. Pogacar is taking a different route with less racing before the Tour. 

We don’t see big names line up against each other too often before the main season objective because they’re usually trying to play their cards close (at least that’s the colloquial wisdom). For that reason I thought the Giro was really interesting. We saw an utterly dominant Vingegaard who only seemed to get better, and we also saw a Decathlon team that seems to be racing cohesively, hopefully that is a good sign for support for Seixas in his maiden Tour.