The Vikings are HERE! Be afraid. *possible spoilers* *definite pillaging *
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i only just heard we are losing a lot to accidents"If I was a 38 year old man, I definitely wouldn't be riding a bright yellow bike with Hello Kitty disc wheels, put it that way. What we're witnessing here is the world's most high profile mid-life crisis" Afx237vi Mon Jul 20, 2009 2:43 pm0
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Gustav Wang takes the jnr TT
Carl-Frederik Bevort 4th
If you've paid attention further up the thread then you'll have heard of them 😉
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They aren't coming through at the very top level in the elite category though. Maybe it's still early, but I was expecting more from Bjerg by now.PTP Champion 2019, 2022 & 20230
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He's not been going well since the Tour (7th in stage 20 TT, after working his arse off for 3 weeks). Had a crap result in the Euros TT as well. Got a 4th in Poland, with a decent startlist. Think he might be a touch over raced this season for a 22 Yr old.m.r.m. said:They aren't coming through at the very top level in the elite category though. Maybe it's still early, but I was expecting more from Bjerg by now.
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But can they do it on a wet Sunday morning on the R25/3H?No_Ta_Doctor said:Gustav Wang takes the jnr TT
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You really need to ask about how Vikings might go in the rain? 😉Pross said:
But can they do it on a wet Sunday morning on the R25/3H?No_Ta_Doctor said:Gustav Wang takes the jnr TT
Carl-Frederik Bevort 4th
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That's fair.No_Ta_Doctor said:
He's not been going well since the Tour (7th in stage 20 TT, after working his censored off for 3 weeks). Had a censored result in the Euros TT as well. Got a 4th in Poland, with a decent startlist. Think he might be a touch over raced this season for a 22 Yr old.m.r.m. said:They aren't coming through at the very top level in the elite category though. Maybe it's still early, but I was expecting more from Bjerg by now.
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That Gustav bloke is only part Viking - surely the rest is far eastern?seanoconn - gruagach craic!0
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He's also a pretty good junior CX rider; though I imagine he won't be doing a lot more of it. Most promising Danish CX riders move to either road or MTB.All Road/ Gravel: tbcWinter: tbcMTB: tbcRoad: tbc"Look at the time...." "he's fallen like an old lady on a cruise ship..."0
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Errr....andyp said:What the dickens is going on here?
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I think it was sort of expected that I'd update this with Mads P winning in Etoile Besseges the other day, but frankly, though it was a good finish and interesting race, he's a World Champ and it's a S*** Small Race.
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Double Danish delight for Uno-X (Duo-X now?) yesterday.
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Mattias Skjelmose 2nd on the stage today in Tour de Provence, takes 3rd overall, behind Quintana and AlaphilipeWarning No formatter is installed for the format0
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Just 21No_Ta_Doctor said:Mattias Skjelmose 2nd on the stage today in Tour de Provence, takes 3rd overall, behind Quintana and Alaphilipe
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He took the Jebel Jais stage of the UAE tour last year - ahead of Pogacar - and ended up in 6th on GC. So yeah, he looks the real dealblazing_saddles said:
Just 21No_Ta_Doctor said:Mattias Skjelmose 2nd on the stage today in Tour de Provence, takes 3rd overall, behind Quintana and Alaphilipe
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Vingegaard took the nice little Drome Classic today, the race was loaded with talentWarning No formatter is installed for the format0
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Emma Norsgaard took the women's Le Samyn
Good start to the season for her, she was 2nd in Omloop van het Hageland and 6th in Omloop het Nieuwsblad
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Mattias Skjelmose ain't afraid of no cliff
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Only if he's bumped his head though. Didn't see the crash so have no idea if he did.RichN95. said:That shouldn’t be celebrated. He should have had a proper medical check before continuing.
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Only if he's bumped his head though. Didn't see the crash so have no idea if he did.RichN95. said:That shouldn’t be celebrated. He should have had a proper medical check before continuing.
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When the discussion came up a while back, you were adamant that there were no issues in cycling with this, so there was no need. Have you changed your mind?RichN95. said:No_Ta_Doctor said:
Only if he's bumped his head though. Didn't see the crash so have no idea if he did.RichN95. said:That shouldn’t be celebrated. He should have had a proper medical check before continuing.
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I saw it and he did go head first over the stone wall and it was a fair drop on the other side.No_Ta_Doctor said:
Only if he's bumped his head though. Didn't see the crash so have no idea if he did.RichN95. said:That shouldn’t be celebrated. He should have had a proper medical check before continuing.
His kit confirmed this as he had an abrasion on the top of his shoulder.
Looked scary.
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TheBigBean said:
When the discussion came up a while back, you were adamant that there were no issues in cycling with this, so there was no need. Have you changed your mind?RichN95. said:No_Ta_Doctor said:
Only if he's bumped his head though. Didn't see the crash so have no idea if he did.RichN95. said:That shouldn’t be celebrated. He should have had a proper medical check before continuing.
That's why you do the check. To find out.
I've had a look at that thread and you are remembering it wrong. Your proposal was that anyone who had a crash should have a full concussion check. I said this was too much and it should only be used for serious crashes or ones where the was clearly a bang to the head. I would class a fall into a 20 foot ravine as a serious crash. They didn't even spend ten seconds to check if the helmet was scuffed.Twitter: @RichN950 -
I've had a look back it and would characterise your opinion as "it's all a bit too hard to bother with" others were in the "there are no problems to be solved camp". In any case, I did not advocate it for all crashes, just ones involving heads.RichN95. said:TheBigBean said:
When the discussion came up a while back, you were adamant that there were no issues in cycling with this, so there was no need. Have you changed your mind?RichN95. said:No_Ta_Doctor said:
Only if he's bumped his head though. Didn't see the crash so have no idea if he did.RichN95. said:That shouldn’t be celebrated. He should have had a proper medical check before continuing.
That's why you do the check. To find out.
I've had a look at that thread and you are remembering it wrong. Your proposal was that anyone who had a crash should have a full concussion check. I said this was too much and it should only be used for serious crashes or ones where the was clearly a bang to the head. I would class a fall into a 20 foot ravine as a serious crash. They didn't even spend ten seconds to check if the helmet was scuffed.0