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- Why does Lorena Wiebes say they did not have the favorite to win? ProCyclingStats had her as #1 favorite. But I agree, it's also not fair if the favorite team always has to do all the chasing.
- It was a complete and total failure by all of the race favorites, but a nice victory nonetheless by an opportunist who took her chance.
- That's disappointing. I was planning to take a months sub for the Giro and see how it went. Adverts though? I don't get that we should pay and have to sit through adverts. Greedy ba****rds!!!!
- Every time this happens I think back to the Tokyo Olympics and Anna Kiesenhofer’s amazing win.
- British are killing the British Cycling fans 😅
- It's good that having Jasper Stuyven in your team is a very nice compliment wherever he race. He's a good compliment if the leader has bad luck and be domestique afterall. He can do all. He always praise and a fan of Mads, MvdP and Pogi.
- 1. Pro riders, especially at that speed, wouldn't easily fall over. 2. Again, pro riders wouldn't really have that problem. In reality, upright bikes are inherently less stable, as their center of mass is higher. 3. Yes, the US. And we do have very complex roads (in the East, especially the mountains). Also, I don't think there are worse roads in developed countries than the US (for bikes). And remember, due to people wanting the bikes the pros ride, the UCI almost has the ability to decide what is sold, at least what is popular. So, if they allowed recumbents, or didn't exist, then people would choose what is most effective. Recumbents are more faster, and ones with fairing are much faster and are mostly weatherproof, making riding more practical for more weather conditions, increasing their usage for commuting, and in the end increasing health.
Long story short, the UCI actually contributes to mortality, due to their foolish rules.
- A joke stops being funny when try to explain why it is funny. There is no need to overanalyize it and explain your understanding or anybody else's understanding of the joke.
- Price gouging, plain and simple. Just another nail in the coffin of UK cycling. You have to feel for the athletes who are out there trying to inspire the next generations, unfortunately less and less people will be reached as we are priced out and the sport will suffer.
- it's on FloBikes
santiagobenites01-03-2025
James2631801-03-2025