Hurray, radio protests rumble on
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I imagine RCS and ASO are being kept abreast of events. The AIGCP know who pays the piper.0
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Ooh, "drastic action" sounds exciting. Maybe some kind of breakaway league formed with the race organisers to exclude the UCI? The teams were caught on the hop with regards to insurance at Het Nieuwsblad, but they could sort that out themselves between the race organisers and the insurers. Paris-Nice a few years ago proved that races can be organised and successfully held without the UCI being present.0
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The only drawback to that would be exclusion from the Olympics.
Only the Brits and the Aussies would consider that a blow wouldn't they?0 -
Yeah, the Worlds would be affected too I suppose. Cycling could be like darts with two world championships in the space of a few weeks!0
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Looks like they're going for civil disobedience
http://www.cyclingweekly.co.uk/news/lat ... races.htmlFckin' Quintana … that creep can roll, man.0 -
The war esculates.
Now the won't ride the World Tour in.......................clenbuterol land! Confirmed.
http://www.cyclingnews.com/news/race-ra ... ng-boycott
Clearly a safety issue now, eh?"Science is a tool for cheaters". An anonymous French PE teacher.0 -
I find the UCI's seeming unwillingness to engage with the riders in debate as more than a little odd.0
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Hope the UCI sticks to its guns on this one - even if it is a team sport once the flag drops it should be the riders who make up the team not the DS who makes the decisions. Having had their bluff called on the safety issue the likes of Vaughters and Voight are looking a bit silly now imo.
it's a hard life if you don't weaken.0 -
Mr McQuaid wades in;
http://www.uci.ch/Modules/ENews/ENewsDe ... LangId%3D1
The most interesting aspect is the blowing of Bruyneel's secret project.0 -
Tom Butcher wrote:Hope the UCI sticks to its guns on this one - even if it is a team sport once the flag drops it should be the riders who make up the team not the DS who makes the decisions. Having had their bluff called on the safety issue the likes of Vaughters and Voight are looking a bit silly now imo.
So let the riders have radios to talk to each other and nothing in the team cars.
Though, Paris-Nice didn't seem to affected by radios. the racing was way up on Oman, Qatar or TDU.0 -
afx237vi wrote:Ooh, "drastic action" sounds exciting. Maybe some kind of breakaway league formed with the race organisers to exclude the UCI? The teams were caught on the hop with regards to insurance at Het Nieuwsblad, but they could sort that out themselves between the race organisers and the insurers. Paris-Nice a few years ago proved that races can be organised and successfully held without the UCI being present.
What do I win?
http://www.cyclingnews.com/news/11-majo ... om-the-uci0 -
afx237vi wrote:afx237vi wrote:Ooh, "drastic action" sounds exciting. Maybe some kind of breakaway league formed with the race organisers to exclude the UCI? The teams were caught on the hop with regards to insurance at Het Nieuwsblad, but they could sort that out themselves between the race organisers and the insurers. Paris-Nice a few years ago proved that races can be organised and successfully held without the UCI being present.
What do I win?
http://www.cyclingnews.com/news/11-majo ... om-the-uci
A pixellated lady monkey, afx.0 -
A Google image search for "lady monkey" is... er... yeah. Wow.0
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Enjoy0
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Not wow as in "wow, that's amazing". More like "wow, my eyes, they burn, where the $£%^ is the bleach!" That kind of thing.0
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Hah! Call yourself a man monkey?0