Recent content by AQETUYIOI

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    2022 Tour of Norway, 2.Pro - 24th to 29th May

    https://tourofnorway.no/no/proff/etapper-2022/655/4-etappe https://goo.gl/maps/8cw4uDtjhiNGtsG37
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    Paris - Roubaix 2021 (03.10)

    There's a reason it's a spring classic?
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    The Patrick Lefevere Depreciation Thread

    it's a business, not Capitalism!
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    The Patrick Lefevere Depreciation Thread

    It‘s collectivism/central planning/mixed economy etc in the sense that private company owners pursue their own profits while being protected and subsidised by the state in countless ways - from municipalities paying for races to sponsorship by state owned companies, passing through sports...
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    2020 World Championships - now confirmed for Imola, Italy.

    There's a rule that says one must never contribute in a chase if one is not guaranteed the win.
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    Lesser Known Race Results 2020

    ...there was a crash!
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    2019 UCI Road World Championships Men's Road Race : 284.5km

    What if they'd added a lap or two?
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    2019 UCI Road World Championships Men's Road Race : 284.5km

    no, Gilbert veered to the right, and crashed in front of orange.
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    2019 UCI Road World Championships Men's Road Race : 284.5km

    looks to me it was Gilbert that went down first, in front of the orange jacket?
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    2019 UCI Road World Championships Men's Road Race : 284.5km

    The car was not in the caravan, it was behind.
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    General News Thread

    Doesn't this race(and several of the recent ones) prove that there's very little depth? If the races were longer, only a handful would be able to finish? https://www.procyclingstats.com/race/world-championship-we/2018/results
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    UCI Road World Championships 21st-29th September 2019 - Yorkshire - Race Thread.

    Don't you realize that the most important thing in cycling, is to avoid contributing in a chase, if it's not guaranteed you'll win?