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100% this.Its too bad but still think they shouldnt be starting. Dont want to go "see tests dont matter anyway" especially when pro athletes are already getting to do way more stuff than ordinary folks
I suppose the barriers are still theirs.
He can choose from three games to play next. Follow the Rog, Leadout the Rog or Catch me Rog if you can.Just imagine if Gaviria ends up getting it again(again)!
Well... I guess Vingegaard will not be playing "Follow the Pog"...
Came here to say the same. Wikipedia gives a nice overview:Vaccines prevent the development of the most severe symptoms of the illness, but not the asymptomatic infection and spread of the virus.
You don't think Amstel and De Brabantse are great markers of form for FW? I take your point about longer climbs though. I suspect he'll be a contender for LBL, but not a 5 star fave.He really looks sharp, and pretty mature in his approach. But how has he “shown he’s built for the Ardennes” when they haven’t been in the Ardennes yet and we haven’t seen him on the longer climbs he’ll see this week?
Look at the daily numbers in Israel and try telling me they have no effect on spreading the disease again...Came here to say the same. Wikipedia gives a nice overview:
COVID-19 vaccine - Wikipedia
None of the vaccinations "prevents" COVID but all do actually a rather good job at keeping you from getting seriously ill.
You don't think Amstel and De Brabantse are great markers of form for FW? I take your point about longer climbs though. I suspect he'll be a contender for LBL, but not a 5 star fave.
Off-topic for this thread but just to note that the posters above you clearly did not mean to say vaccines have no effect on spreading. They just said that vaccine does not protect from covid to 100%, therefore it should not be surprising UAE team had a positive... and yes, a vaccinated person can still spread the virus, albeit the risk is not so high overall.Look at the daily numbers in Israel and try telling me they have no effect on spreading the disease again...
Unbeatable on Mur de Huy.
Hats off!
And she perfectly bluffed during the lead-up to the race.
Kasia rode excellent again.
And chose appropriate tactics, but... it's just Van der Breggen's hill.
The girls behind gave their best too. Just enough to form the second echelon behind the duo.
Off-topic for this thread but just to note that the posters above you clearly did not mean to say vaccines have no effect on spreading. They just said that vaccine does not protect from covid to 100%, therefore it should not be surprising UAE team had a positive... and yes, a vaccinated person can still spread the virus, albeit the risk is not so high overall.
I told you! I've been picking from leftfield plenty this season, but there are certain by-laws of women's cycling that must be adhered to, and therefore voting against Anna van der Breggen in La Flèche Wallonne is just throwing away a selection as she is legally obliged to win here. It is simply not possible to be better than Anna on the Mur de Huy.Now I regret betting against van der Breggen in favour of Vos.
It was a false positive though. They did three subsequent tests which were all negative.
I told you! I've been picking from leftfield plenty this season, but there are certain by-laws of women's cycling that must be adhered to, and therefore voting against Anna van der Breggen in La Flèche Wallonne is just throwing away a selection as she is legally obliged to win here. It is simply not possible to be better than Anna on the Mur de Huy.