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People never live in the moment, same posters will probably rate some of these races in ten years time.Well, you don't have a point as this race was not boring nor predictable.
The rest of the season has been predictable - that's not to say it cannot have been enjoyable for some.
But it's *** annoying that every thread must be polluted with negativity even if it's just a 'fun' attempt at trolling people like DE and DNP.
Don't forget about Omloop, my man. Omloop was a very good race.This was unironically a way better race than the WC. And Liege. And Flanders. And Roubaix.
Probably the best one day race of the calender tbh, only MSR and Fleche Wallone can compete.
This was unironically a way better race than the WC. And Liege. And Flanders. And Roubaix.
Probably the best one day race of the calender tbh, only MSR and Fleche Wallone can compete.
In a game of chicken, you win by dismounting the steering wheel and throwing it away, visible to your opponent. Of course, it's not possible to signal as strong commitment in cycling, and the art of it is to judge if the situation allows it and how to time it.Laporte did what we’re all screaming in a 2 sprint. Don’t get in front the last km. But that’s normally for the slower rider, this was done before the sprint.
Personal experience?In a game of chicken, you win by dismounting the steering wheel and throwing it away, visible to your opponent. Of course, it's not possible to signal as strong commitment in cycling, and the art of it is to judge if the situation allows it and how to time it.
Not a good day for Danish riders.
The freaking Maltese guy was better than all the Danes!
(I know Malta stole him from France.)
No. It's a common example for illustrating what credible commitment is.Personal experience?
I don't think they stole him. He's not the only Maltese Mifsud.
He rode for France until earlier this year!
New or old avi back?Still I don't think they stole him, unless BlueRoads is president of their federation.