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- You'll find the listing in www.cyclingranking.com/riders/overall. It says "Riders score points based on their results in the races. These points depend on the (historic) importance of the race, the competition during the race and the toughness of the course."
I volunteered this info in order to eliminate subjectivity in the discussion. Some MVDP fans say he's "great".. others say he's not. But I guess fans will always disagree on most anything. It depends on which side of the fence you're on.
- I don't see this result as "monstrous". Yes he's ahead a bit, but there were 20 riders within 50 seconds, many of whom we've hardly ever heard of. Most big dogs weren't there. But congratulations anyway.
- Interesting... Bock or Finn to be the leader for the Baby Giro? (from what we can tell, Lorenzo Finn has not started the season in great shape)
- I think the Tudor rider (someone might think of interviewing him) can count himself very lucky, more than half the other riders would have ended up riding (either through lack of capability of an alternative or through a look out for number 1 attitude) straight over his neck.
In line with new Strade marketing, maybe they should rename this the Mathieuberg?
- Del Toro has 15 years to seek results, Horners’ was a last gasp attempt to become relevant just like our slickheaded friend from UAE
- What about doing your own research?
Emilia
San Sebastian 2x
Euro RR
WC RR
Not many tour matchups exist and until recently those weren’t Remco’s order of the day, it remains to be seen how motivated he stays to convert but considering he had zero cycling background he’d be wise to take time to build a base of volume to catch up those bred on bikes.
- LOL.....you beat me to this ....you hit the nail on the head.
- I said TOO!
Don’t miss the few occasions where I grant you your feelings ;-)
I’m humble too, when I’m silent, so the smart thing to do is to avoid provoking me :-)
- The fact they dominated by spending capacity is reason enough for me. They’d be the Bayern of Cycling in Germany.
- I’m pretty sure anyone who watched any of today’s races is not disappointed regardless of who they support. If it means we lose out on low loyalty, populist wannabe fans, that’s probably for the better in the long run.
Look how athletics is struggling since the retirement of Bolt because the institutions didn’t realise most spectators weren’t really interested in athletics at all.
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