+1
15-05-2025 14:48
+4
15-05-2025 14:22
+0
08-05-2025 02:34
03-05-2025 16:11
+6
16-04-2025 09:28
15-04-2025 08:04
30-03-2025 11:25
23-03-2025 08:01
11-03-2025 03:47
05-03-2025 06:12
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Pogboom
As an Aussie residing in Melbourne, it would be incredible to have Pogacar, Vingegaard, Roglic, Evenepoel, etc. time trialling down Beach Road (and claiming all the KOMs along the way), and up the Dandenongs and the three peaks... but come on, let's be realistic here! The logistics and expenses would make it way too hard and the audience/market in Australia is small (only one of my colleagues cycles to work in a workplace with hundreds of staff and the vast majority of Aussies simply do not care about cycling, let alone any grand tours). If anything, the organisers might do better to take it to the States if they want a bigger audience / increase viewership.15-05-2025 14:48
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Pogboom
You don't even know what happened and you're somehow claiming the justice system got it wrong? On what grounds exactly are you making such claims? There was clear CCTV footage of the incident. It was a tragic accident caused by a heated argument (about kitchen cabinets believe it or not...) with Rohan wanting to leave the situation to cool off. There are two children to think about too - throwing the dad in jail for an accident is not the right way to handle this situation. Moreover, for the rest of his life, Rohan will know that his children will always have the thought in the back of their minds that "daddy killed mummy" - I think that is way worse than a few years in jail.15-05-2025 14:22
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Pogboom
It's pretty obvious they didn't notice the step and stumbled down. It's clear because there are other spectators sitting on the step and the stumbler was looking at the peloton and not where they were stepping.08-05-2025 02:34
+1
Pogboom
It's irrelevant whether the riders will oppose safety measures or not. The UCI have demonstrated time and again that they don't care what the riders think. The UCI will implement whatever they want (which based on recent history, has nothing related to rider safety anyway). Also, it's not like the riders have a vote anyway, so it's a hilarious and irrelevant point that you are making.03-05-2025 16:11
+6
Pogboom
Why the random and unnecessary disrespect to Cadel? At least he didn't cheat like Contador.16-04-2025 09:28
+0
Pogboom
Must feel like a dream when he's back riding the smooth roads haha15-04-2025 08:04
+1
Pogboom
Proud to say I watched the race (Milan Sanremo 2025) live in Australia... at 12:30am-3:00am! No regrets!30-03-2025 11:25
+1
Pogboom
According to Tadej's Strava upload, he went up the Cipressa at an average speed of 37.6kph. Rocket ship! He did the 5.63km verified 'Cipressa' Strava segment in 8:59 minutes, which has a 4.3% average grade and total elevation gain of 229m. Naturally, he got the Strava KOM.23-03-2025 08:01
+4
Pogboom
I haven't been watching cycling for very long but I feel like we are in a golden age with Pogacar, Vingegaard, Roglic, Evenepoel, Pidcock, van der Poel, van Aert (I'm definitely forgetting a lot of other riders)... My point is, we should be celebrating their differences because that is what makes it a golden age for me.11-03-2025 03:47
+6
Pogboom
He found a new way to cheat. Surely the conflict of interest meant he needed to step aside as a spokesperson.05-03-2025 06:12