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2014 Tour of Qatar, 9th - 14th February (2.HC)

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Ryo Hazuki said:
I wondered that too and I'm sure it is. I've seen wind stages in uruguay go well over 50, but 57!!

edit: I did a check up and according to thecyclingwebsite the 9th stage in vuelta uruguay was 185 km and went over 60 km/h!!

http://www.dewielersite.net/db2/wielersite/ritfiche.php?ritid=204698

c'mon that site is wrong
the stage was 142 km and not 185:)

they say 46 km/h average

El promedio final de marcha superó los 46 kms a la hora y por momentos en la ruta los relojes se rompían. Imposible establecer una diferencia por delante del pelotón por lo tanto, las incidencias que se vieron resultaron inocuas.


http://www.uruciclismo.com/noticias/VCU-Etapa9.html


today was the fastest ever imo. but i would like to be sure...
 
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jens_attacks said:
c'mon that site is wrong
the stage was 142 km and not 185:)

they say 46 km/h average

El promedio final de marcha superó los 46 kms a la hora y por momentos en la ruta los relojes se rompían. Imposible establecer una diferencia por delante del pelotón por lo tanto, las incidencias que se vieron resultaron inocuas.


http://www.uruciclismo.com/noticias/VCU-Etapa9.html


today was the fastest ever imo. but i would like to be sure...

ah that explains it ;) thank you
 
Polyarmour said:
I watched him race 1.5 weeks ago here locally. Despite being a really windy day, he was in a break of 4 doing 48-51km/h laps. The thing that impressed me the most though was that he looked like he was on a Sunday recovery ride. Anyway even if he has had some minor help from the wind here I believe that ride signals that Hepburn is going to have a very bright future on the road.

Was that Murrarie or Nundah? One thing I hated about crits in Brisbane over the summer was turning up for A grade and seeing the likes of Hepburn, McCarthy, Cantwell and Rudolph signing on. Never a fun race when they turned up :D
 
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Boonen is going the the TdF to be Cav's lead out man, btw.

smoger said:
I wonder what does Boonen think about new MSR route.
His form looks sharp enough for a shot at it.
He complained about the new course, about the organizers wanting to make it a Tour of Lombardy clone, a LBL clone,... while there's nothing wrong with a race with it's own character...