Ah. I can well imagine that the standards of living were very different between CSSR and Yugoslavia then.
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Yeah, I'm gonna agree with Worre.
Welsford had nothing to be mad about. He went over an positioned himself between Lonardi and the barriers.
Welsford had nothing to be mad about. He went over an positioned himself between Lonardi and the barriers.
I only have fuzzy childhood memories, aside from the hole in the ground public toilet (which may have been only a one-of-a kind in Split) I really enjoyed our family trips to the former Yugoslavia. We may have visited the now Slovenia as well back then, I'd have to ask my folks because for me as a kid it was always just Yugoslavia.
If he is/ever becomes a member of a band, they should call themselves that.
The irony of me having posted this yesterday...
I'm happy a Colombian won, I'm kind of ignoring it's yet another win for UAE. lol!
That 20 guys out of 30 on a team win a race, in the same year, is quite a feat - does not always make great viewing, but we had Visma one year, now it's UAE's turn.
Bad weather, shortened stage, no breakaway so far and pretty good pace from Bahrain.
Despite, the shortened stage it causing damage in the peleton.
I quickly tuned in when I read your post, better catch the action while it's still there!
It is indeed pouring, Heiduk and McNulty are the break at the moment. Go Brandon, please don't crash!
Weather protocol question - how is this different from when it was pouring at the women's Worlds RR? I mean it was raining there too and you could tell the ladies were just miserable, but that race had not been shortened. So how is it decided to shorten a race due to rain?
Weather protocol question - how is this different from when it was pouring at the women's Worlds RR? I mean it was raining there too and you could tell the ladies were just miserable, but that race had not been shortened. So how is it decided to shorten a race due to rain?
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Finishline (GC gaps) is apparently at 11 km to go, so only 30km to go for McNulty.
Similar conditions to McNulty's first pro win in Sicilia. Most of the final 20 km were downhill as well.
Well, obviously a major one-day race should not be shortened due to rain...
Roads quite wide but it's twisty so yeah a bit technical especially in the rain
Mechanical now so looks less likely, gap coming down
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