2022 National Championships

[yaco]

At least with Zana winning the Italian RR we'll see the national colours for the next 12 months because he won't be winning the European RR.

 

[F_Cance]

what kind of match fixing happened in eritrea today?

https://twitter.com/x/status/1541021406024159233

View: https://twitter.com/CyclingAfrica/status/1541021406024159233

 

[search]

Alternative, since I found that it was the route of the Raiffeisen GP Judendorf - Straßengel, is that Großschartner attacked on a hill, it became super close, Haller launched early (as best sprinter) and ran out of gas.

but in fact, they just seem to have gifted it to him indeed:

 

[Unchained]

Big clumps that includes Cavendish..nobody w much snap..so if nobody can roll away Marky Mark has a chance..

 

[ppanther92]

but in fact, they just seem to have gifted it to him indeed:

Ok, thats a quite clear indication

So thats the first title for Großschartner. Konrad and Pöstlberger could have had their 3rd, taking the lead in this statistic. Interestingly enough, no one won it more than twice (among which are Konrad, Pöstlberger, Zoidl, Totschnig, Pfannberger).

 

[Zinoviev Letter]

Great, so no Danish national jersey in the Tour.

Only Tour we will see the Irish jersey in is the Halford’s series

 

[RedheadDane]

E. Hayter in the front.
FDJ chasing.

 

[jaylew]

Ethan Hayter flew the coop from a long way out but I don't think they'll bring him back. Guy was pulling away while eating, he looks so strong.

 

[search]

if I read the live timing correctly (it says "Lap 8", but this should be the finish normally) Robin Froidevaux from the Cancellara team just won the Swiss championships ahead of Reichenbach and Stüssi

 

[TourOfSardinia]

How come only one of the front pair contributes in the US Woman's?

 

[TourOfSardinia]

Ethan Hayter flew the coop from a long way out but I don't think they'll bring him back. Guy was pulling away while eating, he looks so strong.

still only 15secs

 

[search]

and Kamp won in Denmark!? Just a couple of days ago he said that his shape is too bad to even think about a Tour de France participation.

 

[Salvarani]

and Kamp won in Denmark!? Just a couple of days ago he said that his shape is too bad to even think about a Tour de France participation.

Maybe it wasnt that bad, but it is at least putting the blame on himself. "I have to be better to get picked". Good way to bounce back and show it today.

 

[RedheadDane]

if I read the live timing correctly (it says "Lap 8", but this should be the finish normally) Robin Froidevaux from the Cancellara team just won the Swiss championships ahead of Reichenbach and Stüssi

Indeed.

Lukas Eriksson won in Sweden ahead of Ludvigsson and Jacob Eriksson.

And I'm guessing Jungels won in Luxembourg?

 

[ppanther92]

Ok, thats a quite clear indication

So thats the first title for Großschartner. Konrad and Pöstlberger could have had their 3rd, taking the lead in this statistic. Interestingly enough, no one won it more than twice (among which are Konrad, Pöstlberger, Zoidl, Totschnig, Pfannberger).

And now there is also a short race report online. So there were two moves - an initial attack of 7 (incl. Gamper, Pöstelberger and Bosch). At some point it became quite clear that no one can close the gap (only 12 riders finished) and Großschartner, Konrad and Haller bridged. Soon every non-Bora rider dropped apart from Bosch, who eventually did as well. Zoidl attacked later when the peloton had shrunken down to about the size of the leading group and soloed to the best of the "peloton" rest (behind Bora and Bosch from the break).

 

[TourOfSardinia]

Hayter caught

 

[postmanhat]

Hayter about to get caught in The UK. This race is much better than I expected it to be.

 

[RedheadDane]

And I'm guessing Jungels won in Luxembourg?

No! Who the heck is Colin Heiderscheid?

I know, I know... he's the new Luxembourger Champion.

 

[Salvarani]

Rasmus Tiller the Norwegian Champion!

He was good in the classics this season.

 

[Strawberry_Jams]

atm hayter looks like he is playing with the field...a field that is probably the strongest in depth that the british road race has ever been

 

[TourOfSardinia]

Wheelsucker Langley wins in US Woman's

 

[jaylew]

The UK race is really good. Lots of attacks but it keeps coming back together. Hayter seems the strongest but he's made a bunch of efforts,. Cav seems to be riding smart, going with the key moves.

 

[yaco]

Wheelsucker Langley wins in US Woman's

Wow - Langley sat on De Crescendo for the last 30kms - Not once did he offer a turn.

 

[TourOfSardinia]

Brit commentators
Love
Hayter

 

[TourOfSardinia]

Wow - Langley sat on De Crescendo for the last 30kms - Not once did he offer a turn.

Republican v. Democrat?