Salute Team GB - here!

What a day, what a morning!
Such an impressive result, via, Chris Hoy, Edgar, Bradley Wiggins, Steve Burke, Chris Newton - and notably Wendy and Rebecca who will dispute the Gold and Silver in the Women's Individual pursuit tomorrow.
I would like to commend the 'back room' team of GB Cycling Team..and it's not over yet with the Team pursuit and the madison yet to come.
Do post your appreciation and thoughts in this thread for I am sure that over the next few days the GB Cycling Team will read it here!
P.S. The field and track athletics team have a lot of catching up to do! (non-partisan of course!)
Such an impressive result, via, Chris Hoy, Edgar, Bradley Wiggins, Steve Burke, Chris Newton - and notably Wendy and Rebecca who will dispute the Gold and Silver in the Women's Individual pursuit tomorrow.
I would like to commend the 'back room' team of GB Cycling Team..and it's not over yet with the Team pursuit and the madison yet to come.
Do post your appreciation and thoughts in this thread for I am sure that over the next few days the GB Cycling Team will read it here!
P.S. The field and track athletics team have a lot of catching up to do! (non-partisan of course!)
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But still, what a great 2nd day and 3 more to go!
Eddy, Sorry, indeed I did mean Ross Edgar...he was superb in getting through to the final and played a huge part in protecting Chris Hoy over the final laps.
? Ross was in 3rd place in final run in. The Japaneese guy came over the top of Hoy which could have made it difficult but some of the others hesitated and if some had also came over could have been difficult.
Hoy got out, went through and picked up the pace, Ross was not on the fron then so not sure why you think he helped Hoy. Ross did do well to come over Kelly at the end for silver as it looked like Kelly was going to get silver.
Impressed with Kenny and Burke as they are the "new" boys especially Burke not knowing he was riding until Thursday and then beating pb by 10 seconds? Thats impressive.
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To ne honest there is no reason why we cannot consistently dominate rowing and be stronger in swimming and track & field in the future if the same level of detailed preparation and management is applied. That is one hell of a prospect.
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It is also important to do well to entice more youngsters into the sport.
All counties have more or less the same potential as each other with respect to potential sportsmen/women. It's just a matter of getting them off their arses and interested in sport , and cycling in particular as there are lots of sports to choose from and it does not take a rocket scientist to work out that youngsters are more infuenced by successful athletes.
UK currently have the talent, infrastructure and funding and it now shows and we are looking stronger for the future also looking at the development squads. Also the track feed through very good road riders so that will also benefit later on.
I hope to get to watch some of the juniors in Newport next week
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Out of the 24 medals won so far, 10 are cycling. Of the 11 golds, 5 are from cycling, with probably more to come:
Mens sprint
Team pursuit
Womens sprint
Madison
BMX
where else are they as likely? Ohrougu, Philips Idowu? so approximately half of the gold if not all medals haul is likely to come from cycling alone.
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Singlespeeds in town rule.
It provides great inspiration, to us all. Young and old.
As a tribute, lets all, get out our bikes and ride.............
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