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Ryo Hazuki said:how is that wow??
roundabout said:Nice scenery. Nice last 10km.
burning said:He's the third guy I expected to win, after Samu and de Maar but he was able to win
burning said:He's the third guy I expected to win, after Samu and de Maar but he was able to win
jens_attacks said:another good race.tour of britain really delivered this year,putting to shame even historical events.great crowds too
now let's get that rainbow jersey,JTL!
El Pistolero said:Smaller races with no big cyclists are often more entertaining than big races.
argyllflyer said:Ex olympic champion
Current Tour de France champion & current Olympic TT winner
Current World Champion
Double Grand Tour winner
(and an aged former 'Cobbled Classics' winner)
Ferminal said:Those names have hardly provided the racing highlights.
argyllflyer said:Ex olympic champion
Current Tour de France champion & current Olympic TT winner
Current World Champion
Double Grand Tour winner
(and an aged former 'Cobbled Classics' winner)
This course was fantastic. If the UK get to organize a 'classic', this should be it.Mellow Velo said:A great little stage: proper racing and the race's
two big guest stars figuring in all the action.
Euskaltel Euskadi actually taking a win.
Fab racing on exceptional parcour, in stunning weather.
(well for the UK, that is.)
theyoungest said:This course was fantastic. If the UK get to organize a 'classic', this should be it.
El Pistolero said:They had a few World Cup races in the 90s(or 80s), I don't know what roads those used though. Anyone with more information?