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- Nobody controls 1300 km, they do rolling closures for sections upto 1-4 hrs. the biggest problem is that riders who are stragglers should not be left alone and also not press hard on a downhill. Crashing at 100 kph poses serious risks left alone a head on collision with a car.
- Less enviromental polution too. Way more boring though possibly?
- > "It's very difficult to control a 1,300-kilometer 'stadium'"
Agree.
I want more nice loops in road cycling:
- It is better for safety (easier to protect 20-40 km loop than 200 km road)
- Better for spectators (they can watch their favourite riders many times)
- Better for riders (after first lap they know what surface is and how reliable it is)
- Better for transmission (extra stationary cameras etc.)
- Well if Thomas said it you can expect the exact opposite.
- Pogi doesn't goto every GT
Gall made the podium of the Giro. He would have won without Jonas. Gall, Ayuso, Remco were all on the market. Forget winning or even podium they cant even win a single stage
- he could be speaking of pretty much the entire Ineos team.
- Go Wally
- what a great show of philanthropy by Lorena!
- After they double-shafted him on the Vuelta he lost to Kuss, im not sure he had a reason to stay there. VIngegaard jumped him in the hierarchy, when he shouldn’t have even been there, and then both of them had to deal with the uproar of taking something away from the loyal domestique. He had no reason to stay, and Visma royally screwed up by having him leave. They haven’t been the same team since.
- This is so profoundly sad. My thoughts cannot stray from Mike, Dawn and Josh, they’re all I can think about. The pain I feel for Fin’s family is tremendous.
A beautiful, beautiful cycling family, with 2 incredible, amazing parents have just lost their 19 year old son. I cannot wrap my head around it, I just feel so much pain for them.
My deepest condolences go to them.
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