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paule
Everyone begins and ends life the same way. It's what we do in the middle that counts.08-01-2026 01:47
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paule
Quinn Simmons was temporarily banned from his team simply for liking a political tweet.26-12-2025 13:25
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paule
He couldn't finish in the top 100 at Unbound Gravel. He might be able to hold the wheel in a cat 3 crit but even that's debatable. Not being facetious.18-12-2025 21:16
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paule
It isn't just the 5 million euros a year. It's also the never-ending hospital bills. Two weeks to go for Sylvan Adams to get out from under this mess.18-12-2025 21:14
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paule
Was promised to be the duel of the decade? Please. There is exaggeration, hyperbole and BS. This is the latter.30-09-2025 05:13
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paule
It's completely non-sensical to say that the sports competition was being USED as a way of whitewashing genocide.17-09-2025 10:38
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paule
Athletes from Russia are not banned. As for Israel, there have only ever been two riders at the Tour in its history. What you suggest is a slippery slope? We have Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, and UAE with state-sponsored teams (unlike IPT). You could come up with plenty of reasons to ban them. Maybe ban all teams from countries with the death penalty? Or countries that say there are only two sexes?17-09-2025 08:21
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paule
October 19th in Andorra? Forecast: windy, rainy, and cold.31-08-2025 10:37
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paule
Some may be puzzled over the cryptic comments of Mr. MauX2 but his not knowing the correct spelling of peloton kind of voids whatever point it is he is trying to make.28-08-2025 14:41
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paule
Given inflation, it's actually not much more than Froome was paid. Not that I think Pogacar is being underpaid. But what it highlights is how shocking Froome's overpayment looks every day. Would have been better (in hindsight) to give him one year at 8 million. Then Israel could have seen the situation more clearly, dumped him, and saved $17 million. Long-term contracts for injured guys in their 30s are so ridiculous. See it in baseball all the time and it almost never works out.05-11-2024 14:08