Like it or not, but Pistolero actually made a good point, although not the one he wanted to make.
Italy and Spain are chosen far too often, while a lot of traditional and upcoming cycling countries get passed over every year.
As for Belgium: we have bids every year, but every year with boring courses or in trivial dull places.
Why not a WC in Liege, Brussels, Gent, Bastogne, Brakel, Oudenaarde, Eupen or Geraardsbergen?
What makes me think: is it a rule that cobbles sections or climbs are not allowed in WC's? It's also a big part of cycling, and should be included sometimes.
Italy and Spain are chosen far too often, while a lot of traditional and upcoming cycling countries get passed over every year.
As for Belgium: we have bids every year, but every year with boring courses or in trivial dull places.
Why not a WC in Liege, Brussels, Gent, Bastogne, Brakel, Oudenaarde, Eupen or Geraardsbergen?
What makes me think: is it a rule that cobbles sections or climbs are not allowed in WC's? It's also a big part of cycling, and should be included sometimes.