Recent content by RedheadDane

Because CQ are being reasonable. Not like the UCI are being consistent with their random season cutoff anyway.

Aww... Mason... In the end; 9th. Not bad.

Also, if you go by "A rider who has finished second in the Tour": Vuelta 2023 stage 14. (And if it's specifically "The rider who finished second in the Tour that same year" your example doesn't work.)

The Rockets also signs Tobias Müller. As a rider! https://rocketscycling.substack.com/p/marcel-kittel-is-a-rocketeer Scroll down for more info. And yes, there is a video involving legos. Please note that this is about the 21-year-old who rode for Wanty-Nippo-ReUz this year. Not the 46-year-old...

I'm reconsidering it. Too much math.

Of course. I'm probably just gonna post it directly into the thread. And of course it would be great if other people had suggestions about which random zero-pointers to fill out the team with.

Oh, I thought it was either December, or early January. And, okay. I guess the fact that the Kittel Lego figure ends up without a helmet should have been a clue.

Well, he can always attend the annual DS School this year (or is it early next year?)

What? Kittel to team Unibet? I'm... guessing they mean as a DS... Unfortunately, the video they posted doesn't include an article clarifying.

Can I ask permission to do something a bit silly for the game starting next year? Make a team where it's the overall budget of 3.582 (nice round number) that's relevant, not how many points each individual rider has. I'm basically curious about what it would do for a team's chances to have a few...

Gregaard retires, stating that his body and mental health tells him it's time to stop.

At least no Danish commentator has ever uttered the phrase "The La Vueltaen".

I don't suppose this guy is a knight with a heart of stone. https://www.procyclingstats.com/rider/kato-van-hoecke

Surely, it's still officially called 'La Vuelta Ciclista a España, but that just gets shortened to "La Vuelta" or even "The Vuelta" because people are lazy.

Dunno if it was already mentioned, but seems ASO/UCI (whoever's to blame) has done it, the stupidest thing ever: 12.04 Paris-Roubaix Femmes Yeah... that's on the Sunday, same day as the men... that's definitely not going to improve the chances for full-race coverage of the women's race...