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• mobk09-03-2026
  I'd need a very long downhill
• Mistermaumau09-03-2026
  It’s a good start for an interesting battle.
• Mistermaumau09-03-2026
  Imagine riding that speed for 1 hour
• Mistermaumau09-03-2026
  It’s more the organisers than the motorcyclist who is to blame, they should be briefing and signalling better and have people in place, especially in such a race where you can expect having to leave the tarmac at any junction.
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  Rafionain-Glas09-03-2026
  Giulio and Isaac are level in ITT ability, with Antonio a bit ahead. Primož paced his effort better and brought back 15 seconds on Isaac in the final 6 km. Thymen is certainly the GC rider in the best position, as he's got 9 seconds over his nearest rival.
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  Rafionain-Glas09-03-2026
  It's good that Juan is going for bonus seconds already. Jonas should be more attentive - 4 seconds is not nothing
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  maria2024202409-03-2026
  Indeed, here too the motorcyclist is being harshly criticized, even though no Italian cyclist was harmed. Almost all of us have made mistakes at work at some point, I have, therefore I don't destroy people for "isolated" errors. Obviously, after that I improved.
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  maria2024202409-03-2026
  sorry, I replied to the wrong comment.
• Mistermaumau09-03-2026
  Not bad Maria :-) It does say riders are supposed to know and responsible for the route. But you know how it goes today, everyone needs someone to blame.
• Mistermaumau09-03-2026
  So many people are, if you listen to the comments of riders after amateur races, I’d say over 80% is actually whining, in Britain 50% of small talk is whining over the weather (and the other 50% of small talk also includes a good dose of it). If you discount the exaggerated enthusiasm in the rest of the lot, there are not many riders actually worth listening to or who have much of interest to say, but it satisfies a large block of followers so no matter.