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I doubt it. In the pictures of him after the crash he wasn't bending his leg either and they were looking at his knee as well.Naesen didn't look injuried and he seemed in good spirit when pushed over the finish line by De Bondt. Perhaps his shoe or pedal was just broken?
Ah okay, I didn't see that. That's a bummer then.I doubt it. In the pictures of him after the crash he wasn't bending his leg either and they were looking at his knee as well.
It's getting worse. Football gonna be played without spectators now too.How's the situation there in Netherlands @LaFlorecita ?
Seems pretty bad. In Turkey we did not have a single football match with spectators since many months ago. Most of the universities are going to be online too (including mine, albeit the one I was in last year has already started and it's not online ( it's a mixture of online and normal ) - I changed my university and department I'm studying in )It's getting worse. Football gonna be played without spectators now too.
Yeah.Seems pretty bad. In Turkey we did not have a single football match with spectators since many months ago. Most of the universities are going to be online too (including mine, albeit the one I was in last year has already started and it's not online ( it's a mixture of online and normal ) - I changed my university and department I'm studying in )
Man, don't blame it on the Sunweb.Found the crash, the main trains are up the right and the Sunweb rider is just pulls off the front after doing his turn by the looks of it. It's what happens and getting over left is the right thing to do. Trains coming up the other side should be aware it's going to happen. To me it's just a racing incident. Similar moves happen all the time and this one has just turned unlucky.
Looking at it from 10,000 feet, it is hard to justify holding a sporting event when all other events are canceled, at least here in France. It's a matter of broad enforcement. I didn't like the fact that for 2.5 months I couldn't ride my bike, by myself, out in the countryside away for the teeming mass of infected humanity. However, there are people who are putting their lives on the line every day in hospitals and as health care workers and thousands of restaurant and tourism workers who have lost their jobs.
Booo!
Mods, I call for a lengthy ban!
Nah, I honestly don't see the problem with holding bike races.