That it took place in France, and was won by a French guy...
Right, I didn't notice the obvious mistake. The Dutch amateur races took place last weekend, I believe. Bodine Vollering finished 4th in the women's RR.
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That it took place in France, and was won by a French guy...
nono I think it was, but I was confused by Dani & Jo literally not calling the winner there, just talking about the teammates (annual complaint about I thought the UCI rules said you rode alone), what a great race and saying Blanco alot and now weve shot off to some MTBing and didnt see a results caption.
I don't think anyone is actually following that rule... and in some countries, it actually makes for more interesting racing, as the teams with the largest numbers are the lower ranked teams.
no I dont think anyone does anymore, but it is still a rule I thinkit just bugs me when the commentators treat these races as though theyre normal team tactic style races, when they shouldnt be by rights.
Waiting for the ikurrina national jersey!!!Another fantastic Laboral Kutxa 1-2![]()
What shape is WvA in? We might find out on Sunday at the National Championship - all the info at
https://uitslagen.kbwb-rlvb.com/uitslagen/2024/20240123-I.pdf
222 km up and down, left and right, cobbles and all the fun of the fair as is normal in Belgium.
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Which underplays it as the next 16 riders all came in at 8mins19, a Kiesenhofer moment?In another wierd and wonderful race Mika Soderstram wins the Swedish women's RR by 8min and 19 seconds.
What where Caroline and Julia doing you have to wonder...In another wierd and wonderful race Mika Soderstram wins the Swedish women's RR by 8min and 19 seconds.
View: https://twitter.com/cdncyclist/status/1804593647825887551
Looks like Pey-aah is going to double up after winning the TT yesterday.
coming home 8mins 19secs down. Only 18 riders reported to have finished, 16 of them all in the same group, only the winner, and the last finisher were not in that group.What where Caroline and Julia doing you have to wonder...
"I gave it everything I had, but was less than two seconds behind Johan Price-Pejtersen when I crossed the finish line. The fact that Johan was subsequently disqualified for, according to the commissioners, having taken advantage of riding on the cycle path on part of the route, and that I thus got gold instead of silver, I neither can nor will I take responsibility for. It was not a decision I sought out or pushed for - on the contrary." "On the other hand, I would like to express my great sympathy for Johan, who is not just a fantastic time trialist, as we saw yesterday, but whom I consider a good friend in the field. I have therefore offered Johan that he can have both the Champion's jersey and medal I was handed at the ceremony - to acknowledge his performance, so that it does not go down in history as pure annoyance."
Who will wear the Danish TT champ's jersy? No one by the way things are - Skjelmose says he's happy with being runner up -
https://cyclinguptodate.com/cycling...h-the-champions-jersey-and-medal-i-was-handed
In the German ITT Women's champs, Mieke Kröger won with an old GreenEdge-Scott bike she bought from her coach ten years ago. It's apparently still faster then everything she got from her pro teams later on.
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