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So what is the point of the fines if it is not worth collect the money? It doesn't effect the rider. The teams pay the fine. The points deduction thing is more effective but also a bit harsh on a rider and team that has worked hard to get those points.19:29
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In the UK the police doa great rolling road closure. Thats not a set route though like a tt. In this case in germany its obvious that road junction was missed and not down to teenagers playing up or drunk driving as both cars/van stopped right away19:19
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Of course the uci can't account for all eventualties. So jj you'r saying sh.t happens and that's it?19:15
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Grow up! What a silly childish comment.09-04-2026 18:36
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Not directly abstract but what protest do if picked up by the media and publicised is to add to the worldwide clamour for a resolution to what is going on. In this case it was effective on several levels.07-10-2025 11:00
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Adam you are always very mouthy. This time though I think you are correct. We are blessed to be alive at this time to watch this sporting giant go about his business.29-09-2025 18:29
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Wow that race was tough race! Good for her. The mens race is going to be real war of attrition.27-09-2025 16:55
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It's the World Championships Biniam. It's a race to become on that one day, the best of the best.27-09-2025 00:28
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"expert" Frieders? Genius would be more correct. The Jordan Peterson of cycling forums.23-09-2025 18:58
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Cycling needed Pogacar to get beaten. There is no shame in his defeat. He will no doubt come back. What it does though is make cycle racing exciting to watch again.21-09-2025 17:51