Pokerface at the World Cup in Segovia,Spain)
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2nd place in the Time Trial. Well done
Write up from Cycling Ulster.
2nd place in the Time Trial. Well done
Write up from Cycling Ulster.
“New York has the haircuts, London has the trousers, but Belfast has the reason!
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Wow fantastic, well done him. The bikeradar spring fling seems to have had an effectThe dissenter is every human being at those moments of his life when he resigns
momentarily from the herd and thinks for himself.0 -
Well done Mark0
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Well done0
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Second place by a measly 0.4 seconds! Damn.
Road race was today and I managed to pop a spoke early on. Rode the first half of the race with a wonky wheel before pulling over for a wheel change. But by the time I got a new wheel, the bunch was too far up the road and try as I might, could not chase back on. Rode the rest of the race solo and finished in 13th place - out of the points.
However, due to a good result in the TT and a little luck (my main competition failed to finish the road race), I was able to hold onto the World Cup leader's jersey. There is one more round to go in Canada next month - and I wasn't scheduled to ride it, but we (my team) are currently looking at ways to raise the cash to send me there to compete and try and secure the jersey.
Disappointing to have a mechanical in the race today as I was riding really strongly and would mostly likely have been on the podium (had I finished!).
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Well done Colin 8)0
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Nice one Colin, well done !!!!Science adjusts it’s beliefs based on what’s observed.
Faith is the denial of observation so that Belief can be preserved0 -
Myself (on right) and World Champion (Handcycling) and also World Cup leader - Mark Rohan - in our World Cup Leaders Jerseys.
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Excellent stuff, Colin. It looks like you're well on track for Brands Hatch. Us Londoners will have to organise a BR outing to cheer you on - any excuse for getting out of town
A question born of ignorance: how long is the course and how many laps will the race and TT be? It's probably my bad googling - I found the course ( http://www.london2012.com/documents/ven ... te-map.pdf ) but I couldn't see where the distances were published.0 -
Props blud. :P0
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deptfordmarmoset wrote:A question born of ignorance: how long is the course and how many laps will the race and TT be? It's probably my bad googling - I found the course ( http://www.london2012.com/documents/ven ... te-map.pdf ) but I couldn't see where the distances were published.
For my category - the TT is a maximum of 25km and the road race is 75km.
For other categories (such as tandems) the TT is 35km and the road race can be as much as 120km.0 -
Full recap of the race weekend here if interested:
http://637daystogo.blogspot.com/2011/06 ... -some.html0 -
Pokerface wrote:deptfordmarmoset wrote:A question born of ignorance: how long is the course and how many laps will the race and TT be? It's probably my bad googling - I found the course ( http://www.london2012.com/documents/ven ... te-map.pdf ) but I couldn't see where the distances were published.
For my category - the TT is a maximum of 25km and the road race is 75km.
For other categories (such as tandems) the TT is 35km and the road race can be as much as 120km.
Ta muchly!0