there are exceptions for people with a long term visa as well, so I guess they should be allowed to enter the EU. A two-week quarantine is likely to be mandatory for most of them though, I guess.
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there are exceptions for people with a long term visa as well, so I guess they should be allowed to enter the EU. A two-week quarantine is likely to be mandatory for most of them though, I guess.
There is no reason why riders who went home in March are not back in Europe - They have no excuses.
BDR kündigt Deutsche Meisterschaften am Sachsenring an | radsport-news.com
Surprise - German national champs will be held.
August, 23rd (on the Sachsenring, lap of 3,5 k, 110/150k in total)
Well, at least it's taking place.
(No spectators.)
All riders will get exemptions - They should be back in Europe now - Have no ideas why the Colombian riders are waiting to July 19.
I don't exactly think pro cyclists fall under the essential people category. Unlike what we might think, pro cyclists aren't a necessary part of society.
The mechanism of lock down is now out of reach and would do more harm than good. Considering that new clusters with hundreds of cases are emerging, I think all countries should follow social distancing of 2 m, hand/face/feet washing & masks and quarantine of 14 days for out of state travelers till mass production of vaccine. Considering the Djoker case, a single case in cycling will cause the cancellation of the entire calendar and therefore strict enforcing of rules would be needed.
The Joker case is a poor example because NO bio-security protocols were followed by the organiser - And as evidenced by other sports which have resulted in positives the calendar still continues.
This is a joke. Professional bike racers can't maintain a bubble..not even a small one. Group rides are obviously impossible..there is no point to point protection or an out and back scenario that can ever be safe. To put in pro mileage,you will need to be exposed,period.
Given what the season is..were stage races are Spring -Summer classics..nothing can work..this isn't F1 or NASCAR..riders will need to eat,taste and feel each other's discharge in any pack situation. Absurd to think that pack riding and social distancing can ever coexist..
for the bumpers and leadout guys..Madison and points racers it's over until a vaccine..you can't race in crits and Madison's without close contact..
Cav and the rest should hang up the bike wo a heavy breathing,rib punching,elbow slamming leadout train.
And how does a pro warm up? What bus allows 6ft apart from anything? Roll around and roll back to chat with the mechanic about..whatever..could have been within @2 meters of 100's of people on a ride about tire pressure or a shifting issue.
Given what the season is..were stage races are Spring -Summer classics..nothing can work..this isn't F1 or NASCAR..riders will need to eat,taste and feel each other's discharge in any pack situation. Absurd to think that pack riding and social distancing can ever coexist..
for the bumpers and leadout guys..Madison and points racers it's over until a vaccine..you can't race in crits and Madison's without close contact..
Cav and the rest should hang up the bike wo a heavy breathing,rib punching,elbow slamming leadout train.
And how does a pro warm up? What bus allows 6ft apart from anything? Roll around and roll back to chat with the mechanic about..whatever..could have been within @2 meters of 100's of people on a ride about tire pressure or a shifting issue.
no one asks cyclists to keep distance from each other. Every team (including mechanics and so on) is tested twice before a race (at home + after arrival at the venue), so the UCI basically tries to create an infection free bubble, and contacts to the outside are minimized.
This. That was what I was going to say. They are treating the teams like a family cell. Not sure if they are treating all the teams together like a family cell as well.
That's going to disrupt Europe's pharma industry....Looks like there won't be a Volta a Portugal this year.
as I just mentioned Covid-19 tests up there: the UCI requests all races with 10+ stages to conduct mid-race tests as well, on their own cost. Thay may have put the nail in the coffin.Looks like there won't be a Volta a Portugal this year.
I don't know what budget the Volta is working with, but bringing up another 30k or so out of nowhere to do those tests must be almost impossible.
At this point, the Volta will not be the only casualty in the revamped race calendar. Europe has wisely kept us ridiculous Americans out b/c of our CVD irresponsibility, but as rates soar around the world how long can Europe keep the virus tamped down? Especially after seeing the packed crowds at Fete de la mystique, in Liverpool, and British beaches this past week? I think all the riders/teams who opted to go all-in for the Tour are smart, because at some point the CVD rates are going to increase again in Europe (though not as bad as here) and infections among riders will shut down certain races.
The WC got confirmed.
Source: https://www.gazzetta.it/Ciclismo/26...-martigny-20-27-settembre-3702143555869.shtml
Source: https://www.gazzetta.it/Ciclismo/26...-martigny-20-27-settembre-3702143555869.shtml
US riders have to end of today to get into the EU if not there already.
According to Dr. Fauci's testimony the likelihood and long term efficacy of a vaccine are also questionable. There are also suggestions that immunity from prior infection is shorter term than originally thought; as low as two months.
this is not correct, everyone with a long term visa (among others) can return to his residence in the EU at any time. Those travel restrictions circulating in the media only affect tourists
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Dang, I picked a bad time to not own a villa in Provence!
ed. Seriously though, I hope any American (U.S.) riders who are not already in Europe are really held to a strict 14-day quarantine. The virus is really getting out of control here, and while COVID is obviously causing many more serious problems, I would hate to see infections take out the Euro cycling calendar (I still think some races will get cancelled b/c of one or two positives, but not all of them).
ed. Seriously though, I hope any American (U.S.) riders who are not already in Europe are really held to a strict 14-day quarantine. The virus is really getting out of control here, and while COVID is obviously causing many more serious problems, I would hate to see infections take out the Euro cycling calendar (I still think some races will get cancelled b/c of one or two positives, but not all of them).
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Assuming they do and have a residence and long term visa. We are getting quarantine requirements now between individual states. Any with strong upward trends are required to quarantine for 14 days if they travel to a state with restrictions. This will complicate travel for the unprepared.this is not correct, everyone with a long term visa (among others) can return to his residence in the EU at any time. Those travel restrictions circulating in the media only affect tourists
Travel during the coronavirus pandemic
Traveling in the time of coronavirus can be complicated. Check out the latest information about border restriction, contact-tracing apps, consular...ec.europa.eu
oh, yeah, they probably will be required to quarantine for two weeks in Europe as well. Most EU countries have rules like that at least.
What scaremongering - At the end of the day the riders are under the medical care of their doctors and NO rider will start a race if they test positive.
First rider (Garrison) having problems with making it to Europe.
https://www.velonews.com/news/garri...ght-to-europe-as-worldtour-season-approaches/
https://www.velonews.com/news/garri...ght-to-europe-as-worldtour-season-approaches/
well, yeah, without the necessary documents, that's no surprise of course:
With no visa or residency card, the Atlanta resident was told he didn’t have the required paperwork to be permitted to travel back to Europe.
“I went to the airport on Wednesday and pretty much got turned away at the counter because I didn’t have any sort of official government document,” Garrison told VeloNews Friday
this is not due to the new travel rules, by the way. It would have been the same during the past months as well.
With no visa or residency card, the Atlanta resident was told he didn’t have the required paperwork to be permitted to travel back to Europe.
“I went to the airport on Wednesday and pretty much got turned away at the counter because I didn’t have any sort of official government document,” Garrison told VeloNews Friday
this is not due to the new travel rules, by the way. It would have been the same during the past months as well.
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