Recent content by screaming fist

Neither making light of Nazi crimes nor comparing them to the post in question has anything to do with any kind of humor.

That reads as it was worded by a PR person, no mentioning of a "gaatje" anymore. Of course it wasn't intentional and I understand why statements are put out in that way but calling Cavalli just "the rider on the ground" is terrible.

I grew up in the region, so I wonder if I'm a bit too nostalgic about past editions, but still... When it was still Rund um den Henninger Turm the last couple of kilometres south of the Main where a bit more technical and much more interesting than the boring inner city finale they have now.

Meanwhile Naesen looks like hasn't even realised yet that he's gotten a bit dirty

Well, I wouldn't be surprised by a win á la Vansummeren or Hayman. Maybe it's just wishful thinking but I wouldn't rule out Taco.

I can't recall ever seeing a race with so many smaller (2 or 3 riders) crashs.

I feel for the riders, but at this point I expect Benny Hill to be declared champion.

I remember when Chris was an up and coming rider at CSC. He always seemed enthusiastic, positive and friendly, just a lovely guy. Such a terrible loss.

Italy vs Denmark for the final says UCI track twitter View: https://twitter.com/UCI_Track/status/1422472065030885381

Well, if one team catches a team the race is won, isn't it? 3.2.081 A team is caught when the opposing team (at least 3 riders riding together) arrives at or within a distance of one metre of it. Would that apply here?

This thread and its title were made in jest before the TT and refer to the various mishaps other Dutch rider have had during the Olympic Games. Very few people (if any) think that Dumoulin's silver was a disaster.

Apparently it was Patrick Moster https://www.bdr-ausbildung.de/referenten/referent/patrick_moster

The ramp is a safety during training, so riders can get familiar with a jump without having to go all in on early tries.

Do you have a link for her comments? Not on her social media, right?

To be 100% confident of never being wrong, what a way to live.