Unless i'm mistaking, it were reflectors like these that got Lambrecht killed.
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Race commissaires have stated that at the end of the 8th local lap, the time differences for GC will be recorded, and the last lap is just to decide the stage winner and to greet the overall winner of the Vuelta a San Juan... according to Eurosport commentators. That means Evenepoel will know whether he wins 15k from the finish.
Reports of 46-47C temps
I think they really want Evenepoel to win (not kidding), and not have another stage 1 situation on their hands.But is that going to increase the risk of crashing?
I think they really want Evenepoel to win (not kidding), and not have another stage 1 situation on their hands.
As for the temperature, those numbers aren't healthy for high intensity efforts, and that way riders can chose to participate or not, without consequences (i guess?).
Apparently: Extreme weather protocol.
He still has to cross the finish lineEvenepoel wins Vuelta a San Juan.
1 lap to go.
Congrats to Evenepoel and other jersey winners.
Daniel Juarez, sprints.That would be G. Martin and... whoever won the competition for best Argentinian?
Friends, do you live in the greater San Juan area? Do you own a motorcycle of any description? Would you like to be on international television and receive a free Vuelta t-shirt?
Then come on down to the start line of any stage of the race!
You may want take your sarcasm detector in for service.Like... next year? And hopefully not to be a race moto driver, I think we should leave that to the experts.
You may want take your sarcasm detector in for service.![]()
No need to play any cards, unless it's the me being late card. I just spent an hour or two rewatching highlights and key moments of last week's racing and the hilarious excess of motos (and the fact that so many of them seemed to serve no purpose whatsoever) just jumped out at me again. Esprit d'escalier, in other words.Well, someone - either christoperrowe or the race organisation - were bit late with posting this. If it was the former, then I'm a bit confused about the sarcasm at play. If it was the latter, then… I guess it was a sarcastic re-post... (can I... play the autism card here?)
Otoh, if it is actually for volunteers for race moto drivers (though, they seemed to have plenty of motos…) then maybe having to volunteer a year in advance isn't that unreasonable…