I think he is completely out of it sadly.
Has been for quite some time.
Didnt he get sick before opening weekend and then afterwards he was horrible and now he doesnt seem to find any form.
I think he is completely out of it sadly.
Has been for quite some time.
I know, Pey, I'm just kidding.I was talking about UAE domestiques.
Ya, the difference is really that in E3 the hellingen come between km 90 to 190 and in De Ronde they come from km 155 to 255 or something like that. Racing over 250km is not for everyone.The climb-filled section of this race from La Houppe to Karnemelkbeekstraat is so much more intense and technical than most of Flanders, quite remarkable, really. I guess the most brutal cobbled climbs near the end of 270 kilometers more than make up for that in Flanders, but topography-wise, the Flanders route only really gets tough at the second Kwaremont with 55 k to go. E3 has 17 Hellingen and Flanders only has 16.
Soudal's lineup today: Lamperti, Vervaeke, Gelders, C. Pedersen, Reinderink, Warlop and Van Gestel. How the mighty have fallen...
Let’s cross our fingers that we don’t see a big crash today. I think the lack of races coupled with some hesitation positioning wise can make Wout more prone to crashing. Being careful or hesitant in racing doesn’t make you safer, quite often it’s the opposite.This could come down to the individual class of MvdP vs. the collective strength of Visma. Pedersen and Ganna also have a chance. Others have to hope that the favorites neutralize each other.
It will be interesting to see what Van Aert's shape is like. He and Benoot returned from Teide, Tenerife only two days ago. He's often at his best after an altitude training camp, but not necessarily in his very first race yet. The plan is to be in top shape for Flanders and Roubaix, two races where he finished second, but that keep eluding him. Today is a kind of dress rehearsal for Visma as a team. Hopefully Van Aert will be spared of crashes and other bad luck this time, so he can at least prove what he's worth.
The climb-filled section of this race from La Houppe to Karnemelkbeekstraat is so much more intense and technical than most of Flanders, quite remarkable, really. I guess the most brutal cobbled climbs near the end of 270 kilometers more than make up for that in Flanders, but topography-wise, the Flanders route only really gets tough at the second Kwaremont with 55 k to go. E3 has 17 Hellingen and Flanders only has 16.
Stream starts at 14:00, it's only linear TV that starts late. You can also access VTM's free streaming service with a VPN so long as you're on a computer.Race will be difficult to follow on Dutch TV. No VTM here and Eurosport only starts 16.00. Any suggestions were to watch?
Stream starts at 14:00, it's only linear TV that starts late. You can also access VTM's free streaming service with a VPN so long as you're on a computer.
Can't miss the all important snooker on linear TV.
Why have everyone woken up today and chosen violence against the beautiful game of snooker?![]()
Why have everyone woken up today and chosen violence against the beautiful game of snooker?![]()
I hate snooker since the late noughties where it would always delay cycling coverage on Eurosport when a stupid frame dragged out.
I hate snooker since the late noughties where it would always delay cycling coverage on Eurosport when a stupid frame dragged out.
There's no such thing as snooker in moderation.I do like snooker, in moderation.