Why would 3rd be considered high placed, but 5th wouldn't?You could argue that 5-7 aren't exactly the "highest placings"...
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Why would 3rd be considered high placed, but 5th wouldn't?You could argue that 5-7 aren't exactly the "highest placings"...
Why would 3rd be considered high placed, but 5 wouldn't?
You would have a point if there were 10 participants. There were 35. So yes, 5th is amongst the highest placed.Because third is on the podium? Note that it wasn't high placed but highest placed.
You would have a point if there were 10 participants. There were 35. So yes, 5th is amongst the highest placed.
Can we call Milesi the Italian Remco?There've only been 3 so far. Simmons, Brenner& Uijtdebroeks
Milan, Leijnse and Hessmann are younger and non-pro.
You could argue that 5-7 aren't exactly the "highest placings"...
Why would 3rd be considered high placed, but 5th wouldn't?
Because third is on the podium? Note that it wasn't high placed but highest placed.
You would have a point if there were 10 participants. There were 35. So yes, 5th is amongst the highest placed.
Shoutout to @RedheadDaneI just think that, regardless of how many starters; podium seems like a good place to make the split between highest placed and "merely" highly placed
Didn't wear any last week in the NC either. Probably tested in the wind tunnel and turned out it saves him 0.1%Campenaerts without sunglasses...
And on a day like this he can probably see better.Didn't wear any last week in the NC either. Probably tested in the wind tunnel and turned out it saves him 0.1%
That's quite impressingTalking about a strong U23 race...
Küng 30'18
Cavagna 30'35
Campenaerts 30'39
Andreas Leknessund 30'58
Alex Dowsett 31'21
Stefan Bisegger 31'21
Ilan Van Wilder 31'26
Edoardo Affini 31'33
Tom Pidcock 31'37
Van Wilder was 7th last year as well, as a first year U23. He's also made a habit of not having younger riders finish in front of him.I think dating back to the juniors.Milan, Leijnse and Hessmann are younger and non-pro.