Kooij wins ahead of Laporte.
Personally I think it would be quite fitting if Laporte wins the whole thing.
I thought you were of the opinion that races starting in Denmark should be won by Danes?
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Kooij wins ahead of Laporte.
Personally I think it would be quite fitting if Laporte wins the whole thing.
I thought you were of the opinion that races starting in Denmark should be won by Danes?
I’d rather Sheffield win, he’s the young kid who has a lot to prove, but it’s going to be a tight battle.
Did anyone claim that?Why are young people per definition more deserving of victories?
I did not say that. I find him more likeable.Why are young people per definition more deserving of victories?
Skjelmose talks like Jason from "Terkel i Knibe".
Why are young people per definition more deserving of victories?
Kooijj is annoying
Stage 4 is loaded with five bonus sprints. You can gain up to 15 secs (excluding the final sprint).
Someone like Escapee King Cort needs some extra time if he wants to win this race.
That's against UCI rules.
It's funny that people always talk about rainy weather in Denmark. How often are international bike races in Denmark dominated by rain? It's rare. The ITT in Copenhagen was rainy, but the other two Danish Tour stages had great weather, and in this Tour of Denmark the weather is excellent too. I would say the risk of a rainy stage in Denmark is below 10% - probably the same as with the Giro and the Tour - so it's simply wrong to claim that you easily get wet when you're on a bike in Denmark. The statistics confirm this.
Any information on the little bump in Skive?
500 m of 5%?
Any information on the little bump in Skive?
500 m of 5%?