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Seems the australian nationalchampionship will be the first Eurosport broadcast (males, females, U23) of the new season. 14th of Jan, ealier than expected. If this was in June I would probably not watch it at all but right now I'm really excited that road cycling will return very soon.
 
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Seems the australian nationalchampionship will be the first Eurosport broadcast (males, females, U23) of the new season. 14th of Jan, ealier than expected. If this was in June I would probably not watch it at all but right now I'm really excited that road cycling will return very soon.

Luke Plapp is a close contact of a positive COVID case his partner Georgia Baker of Bike Exchange - He will miss the ITT but should be OK for the RR - The men's field will be limited as most Aussie riders stayed in Europe for the off-season.
 
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Have I missed something?

Lots of stuff on Twitter about UCI giving Bel/NL/Fra/It/Spa an enhanced status, and everywhere else in the world being considered a "guest country", but no apparent origin to the story.

What's going on?
So basically somebody on twitter from a big twitter account basically tried to say that there is no discrimination from places like South Africa vs places like Belgium for rider contracts and stuff along those lines. They also said that those countries were the best and everybody else should follow them or something along those line.That big account made him inactive from tweeting and stuff. This is not UCI related as far as I’m aware.
 
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*** sake, love a bit of cycling brouhaha, especially in the boring off season and I've missed the entire thing, they've deleted the tweets too I think. It's a shame as that account is really informative, seems they've booted out the guy now anyway so I'll just continue following like nothing has happened.

Here we go;

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It seems like they got just lost on the way to the Remco thread and posted on twitter by mistake.

And a couple of the lads getting caught in the crossfire;

 
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This sounds very concrete, I'll immediately board the hype train.
 
The Tirreno-Adriatico route has been unveiled:
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The positives are 3 stages above 200kms and the Carpegna stage looks good. I can't say too much about the hilly stages without real profiles of the climbs.
That said, Vegni deserves to be send to a Gulag for putting a final parade stage in such a short stage race and all the hilly stages before the Carpegna stage.