But is it televised?Only two weeks until Vuelta Ciclista al Ecuador.![]()
But is it televised?Only two weeks until Vuelta Ciclista al Ecuador.![]()
Info still needs to go to peer review and they don't have the full safety numbers back (as far as I know). I think they are hoping to have the info peer reviewed by the end of Nov and then apply for emergency use. If all goes perfect the soonest they can start vaccinations will be end of Dec or early January. However, it is also most likely that health care workers and most at risk populations will get the vaccine first as they can't vaccinate the worlds population in a few months. Hopefully with Pfizer releasing this info now, AstraZenica may be only about 3 to 6 weeks behind and will have similar information by the end of this month. If both can have something ready to get emergency approval before the end of the early or by early January that will help with more doses available world wide. Pfizer has said 50million doses is about the most they will have ready by the end of this year and around 1.25 billion by the end of next year. That is for a world wide doses. I suspect AstraZenica would be similar numbers.Some positive news here:
positive data from Phase 3 study with 43.500 people by Biontech and Pfizer show 90% protection against corona infection.
Two injections at an interval of 3 weeks are necessary.
One week after the second vaccination the protection is in place.
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Corona-Impfstoff: Biontech macht Hoffnung auf 90-prozentigen Schutz - DER SPIEGEL - Wissenschaft
Die Firma Biontech hat erste Ergebnisse aus ihrer Phase-III-Studie vorgelegt: Diese sehen vielversprechend aus. Eine Zulassung soll kommende Woche beantragt werden.www.spiegel.de
The big question now is: When and in which number will it be available. Hopefully soon so that we can enjoy a nearly normal next cycling season..
I thought that was really high and probably showed that there are way more cases in the population than we know of. (I just read an article about tests at a school in Hamburg, which would indicate 5000 cases per 100,000 people, while the official number is 160 per 100,000.)So no positive riders at the Vuelta, but 46(!) agents of the Guardia Civil tested positive at the end of the race. They were allowed to go home without any precations and were only put in quarantine yesterday...
https://www.tuttobiciweb.it/article/2020/11/11/1605083274/vuelta-positivi-vuelta-guardia-civil-vuelta-covid-coronavirus-vuelta
It seems like a rushed decision unless there are others factors involved
"Welcome to Yorkshire need to focus on the immediate needs of the industry without committing both financial and human resources towards any activity or event that we cannot be certain of", is what it said in the press release. So yeah, probably there areIt seems like a rushed decision unless there are others factors involved
I think most cancellations do not happen because it's not possible to hold the events (from an organisational point of view), but because it's not worth it financially if there are restrictions, insecure conditions and sponsors with less money.It seems like a rushed decision unless there are others factors involved
Not hugely surprised as it is an event where the fans are so integral to the success of the race and without the tourism benefits it’s hard for local councils in the cash strapped Covid times to pay for hosting rights.
Welcome to Yorkshire are in serious financial difficulties, requesting a bailout from the local councils, some of whom are not willing to participate. The councils also have no money, so won't contribute to the race either.It seems like a rushed decision unless there are others factors involved
This is one of the worst (cycling related) news I could wake up to.Welcome to Yorkshire are in serious financial difficulties, requesting a bailout from the local councils, some of whom are not willing to participate. The councils also have no money, so won't contribute to the race either.
I'd honestly be surprised if the race happens again.
It's almost like there's more important things to worry about.You have to wonder whether there will be a National Championship in 2021 - England has not been able to get their head around how to organise cycling races during the pandemic.
Is now really the time to spend money you don't have on a race that might not happen?It seems like a rushed decision unless there are others factors involved
My guess is Vuelta a Ecuador won't be televised. But Vuelta a Colombia (as an NE) started yesterday and is televised live on Canal RCN. You will need to get around geo-restriction.But is it televised?
No geo-restriction with this link: https://www.senalcolombia.tv/senal-en-vivo/My guess is Vuelta a Ecuador won't be televised. But Vuelta a Colombia (as an NE) started yesterday and is televised live on Canal RCN. You will need to get around geo-restriction.
A couple of other Latin American stage races (Venezuela and Nicaragua) are also running later this month as non-UCI/NE races.
Wow, sorry to hear that’s the situation for Ganna with his whole family (and teammates) infected.
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Ganna still positive for COVID-19 after two weeks
'Those who deny the gravity of the virus should try it for themselves' he says as he and family continue to self-isolatewww.cyclingnews.com
I thought WT teams were going to be absent to a podcast I was watching. They will replace with local teams.The Tour of San Juan will go ahead in the last week of January - 3 or 4 World Tour teams will be present.
It was reported on Cycling News in the last 10 days.I thought WT teams were going to be absent to a podcast I was watching. They will replace with local teams.