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Mullen's record at the Irish championships is hilarious. He's 22 but he has already done the TT / RR double twice. His road race winning formula appears to be to get clear on his own and just time trial home.
First one day race win in Aru's career. Deserving italian champion.
Ulissi takes second place, not sure if Nocentini or Caruso third.
Ulissi takes second place, not sure if Nocentini or Caruso third.
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just a ticker
https://www.britishcycling.org.uk/nationalroadchampionships/article/20170623-roadchamps-Live-reporting--Road-races---2017-HSBC-UK---National-Road-Championships-0#liveblogpro
no live tv this yearGenericBoonenFan said:
just a ticker
https://www.britishcycling.org.uk/nationalroadchampionships/article/20170623-roadchamps-Live-reporting--Road-races---2017-HSBC-UK---National-Road-Championships-0#liveblogpro
7 laps to go: Cummings, Kennaugh, Bibby, Dowsett, Stannard, Davies, Lawless, Hart, Swift, Briggs, Shaw, Dibben, Thwaites, Moses.
Mezgec wins in Slovenia. His first national title but kinda expected after coming out of the Giro in great shape and after more strong performances in Tour of Slovenia just a week ago.
Bora will be pretty smug about taking both German and Austrian RRs. It's particularly nice to see Muhlberger win after his superb domestiquing job in the mountains in Slovenia recently.
So how many national champions will be in the Tour?
France: Démare
Belgium: Naesen
Netherlands: Sinkeldam
Germany: Burghardt
Italy: Aru
Slovakia: J. Sagan
Colombia: Henao
Spain: Herrada?
UK: ?
France: Démare
Belgium: Naesen
Netherlands: Sinkeldam
Germany: Burghardt
Italy: Aru
Slovakia: J. Sagan
Colombia: Henao
Spain: Herrada?
UK: ?
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I don't think Stybar is in the Tour, but I added Henao for Colombia.GenericBoonenFan said:
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All five deserved the win. It cannot be the greatest race of the year because there have already been so many but still a great race on a course that was meant to be too easy. Of course as a long time Vanmarcke fan I'm gutted but when you know Naesen's story, where he's coming from, you can but be glad for him. Having Jens Keukeleire, Sep Vanmarcke Nathan Van Hooydonck, Oliver Naesen and Jasper Stuyven fighting for the title. There is not much more I can ask.
By the way, have I dreamed or Sep refused to shake hand with De Wever?
GenericBoonenFan said:
All five deserved the win. It cannot be the greatest race of the year because there have already been so many but still a great race on a course that was meant to be too easy. Of course as a long time Vanmarcke fan I'm gutted but when you know Naesen's story, where he's coming from, you can but be glad for him. Having Jens Keukeleire, Sep Vanmarcke Nathan Van Hooydonck, Oliver Naesen and Jasper Stuyven fighting for the title. There is not much more I can ask.
By the way, have I dreamed or Sep refused to shake hand with De Wever?
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