Down Under Classic

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• Ride197409-11-2025
  RDV must have held back his fart too many times. If you do that, that stuff travels up your spinal cord instead and into your brain, giving you shitty ideas.
• vappaxbipmv09-11-2025
  "He could genuinely become the ambassador for the sport’s inclusion in the Winter Olympics, as it deserves" Delusional much? It's a 2 country sport, it does NOT belong in the Olympics
• Cbastnagel09-11-2025
  Correction: Aerts won Euro title in 2016. Wyseure won bronze not Ronhaar.
• Katla09-11-2025
  Very pleased for Toon Aerts. He missed so much time with the unfair ban. I love watching him race as you can see every bit of effort he puts into it.
• slappers6609-11-2025
  Pleased for Toon and a reward after the typical UCI selective doping bans, he gets done for things other folk get waivers far!!
• RidesHills09-11-2025
  A fabulous race, Ronhaar was great against the wall of Dutch riders, Nys was never looking that great, and Aert winning does feel a bit odd, but he raced incredibly well and deserved the win.
• itsent09-11-2025
  Go greed! There are numerous ways to improve the sport's profits (and team budgets) that do not include charging admission for people to stand on the road they likely in part paid for. Eschewing these in favor of stripping people's rights for the purpose of funding race budgets cannot be much else than laziness or greed.
• Mistermaumau09-11-2025
  Maria, He didn’t say anything at the time about having a good time and not realising Tadej was actually suffering and saying it now changes nothing because there’s no more bluff possible. If you would follow more interviews in original languages you would get a broader overview of all that goes on. Another subtle statement that’s pretty revealing about UAE race strategy : « There’s a really good atmosphere. Before the stage, it felt like we were in school—no one was listening to our team director on the bus." Sorry I don’t appreciate teams financed by bad players or the riders that decide to pursue their career through that. For me sport has to be even more moral than other things in life and if you don’t have a CV moral guide for sport you either don’t have it for much else or you are hypocrite. No point fighting for human rights, worker or pollution protections or other causes if when it comes to sport we throw it all out the window when it comes to who we root for. And as far as your boy goes, if there is ONE person who could decide who he wants to ride for and for what price, it’s him, but no, he happily plays that game like Ronaldo et al. so can’t expect everyone to fall at his feet.
• Mistermaumau09-11-2025
  Go do some more serious research on the net mij
• Mistermaumau09-11-2025
  I think that’s the case of most cyclists, not exactly known for achieving much outside cycling. Besides, being proud of something yourself is not really a reference. Hitler was probably proud of himself in many ways.