World Championship - ***SPOILERS***
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frenchfighter wrote:This course is brutal. Trust the Italians to design a course which enables riders to make a race of it. Hope that half the Brits are out of form and peel off half way through.
It is the Worlds though and I am sure there are real racers out there who will 100% make a selection, then continue to make a selection until only the real heavyweights remain.
A True Fan never wishes poor form on any rider.“New York has the haircuts, London has the trousers, but Belfast has the reason!0 -
TailWindHome wrote:frenchfighter wrote:This course is brutal. Trust the Italians to design a course which enables riders to make a race of it. Hope that half the Brits are out of form and peel off half way through.
It is the Worlds though and I am sure there are real racers out there who will 100% make a selection, then continue to make a selection until only the real heavyweights remain.
A True Fan never wishes poor form on any rider.
There are plenty of people on here who don't like cycling0 -
frenchfighter wrote:Hope that half the Brits are out of form and peel off half way through.0
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Does anyone have any idea how many kms left to go?Correlation is not causation.0
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Above The Cows wrote:Does anyone have any idea how many kms left to go?
50 odd, according to some random person in the Youtube comment box.0 -
Yates looking remarkably easy.0
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Simon Yates looking v lively0
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Good publicity for Eritrea. I thought that was some kind of biblical state that doesn't exist anymore.0
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3 laps, 50-ish km to go.0
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47km to the finishCommon sense in an uncommon degree is what the world calls wisdom0
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The French are getting frisky.Correlation is not causation.0
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The Eritrean rider should get a block of cheese.0
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afx237vi wrote:Above The Cows wrote:Does anyone have any idea how many kms left to go?
50 odd, according to some random person in the Youtube comment box.
It's a 170km race. It was about 48 or so when they went through the finish line last time. How many laps would that be?0 -
38 to go now, 2 and a bit laps left.0
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French making a race of it.
Any of the races on this course that come down to a sprint will mean there has been a huge failure.Contador is the Greatest0 -
French guys seem to have some pedigree and are active. Yates' biding their time hopefully.
Seeing them race the course definitely wets the appetite for Sunday. Although there are climbs, with their location and the speed of the course, you need some engine or TT ability to stay away.0 -
Pink socks having fun trying to hold Gilbert`s wheel.
Belgium kit is sooooo coool
Contador is the Greatest0 -
30 km to the finish lineCommon sense in an uncommon degree is what the world calls wisdom0
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On screen info is a bit minimal. This is a pretty decent feature though: http://static.sportresult.com/federations/uci/CR2013/0
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frenchfighter wrote:
This pic really shows how steep Via Salviati is. Brings back very painful memories! :shock:Correlation is not causation.0 -
Anyone signed the other Henao yet?0
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Yates' name just mentioned on RAI... 9th position at the mo, about 18 seconds back.
French guy – who's just bridged the gap on the descent – reckoned the favourite to win, apparently.0 -
One and a half lap to go and still 60 odd riders in contention0
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Ed-tron wrote:French guys seem to have some pedigree and are active. Yates' biding their time hopefully.
Seeing them race the course definitely wets the appetite for Sunday. Although there are climbs, with their location and the speed of the course, you need some engine or TT ability to stay away.
Anybody think this could have been a good course for Wiggo if he'd targetted it? Seeing as how he seems to fancy moving into the one-day arena. Can't see how Froome-dog could win to be honest.0 -
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Le Commentateur wrote:Yates' name just mentioned on RAI... 9th position at the mo, about 18 seconds back.
French guy – who's just bridged the gap on the descent – reckoned the favourite to win, apparently.
Alaphillipe? Riding for OPQS next year according to McCrossan.0