Ok then, a bridge b/t LBL and the Giro (glad you pointed that out!)It starts 2 days after LBL...
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Ok then, a bridge b/t LBL and the Giro (glad you pointed that out!)It starts 2 days after LBL...
whats the deal with Tiberi & Trek? They seem to have parted ways.
Lopez has crashed out of the Tour of the Gila on Stage 2. Unsurprisingly, it was on the Pinos Altos descent, which always claims someone.
Because Pinos Altos does not have a threadWas that were Chad Young crashed?
Also, why is this general news?
Is it that bad?Pinos Altos deserves a thread, honestly. I'm still washing my chamois from when I last did that descent at Gila.
That descent has crashes every year - winding with very sharp turns. Problem is if you're following someone very closely and they go off the ledge, you're likely going too. Beautiful scenery though. The last stage climbs back up to Pinos Altos and ends there.Is it that bad?
Trek finally found the least-bad excuse to turn the suspension into a firing/finally got the legal work done to let go of Tiberi.
Doubt it. Nothing happened in the past couple of months. They had to sort out all the legal details and find an agreement among all parts involved."No further comments will be given at this time"
Can we expect further comments at a later time?
Doubt it. Nothing happened in the past couple of months. They had to sort out all the legal details and find an agreement among all parts involved.
I reckon Tiberi can sign with a new team from the 1st of August.
Only if the UCI approve it, which I assume they won't.Why not now?
Because the transfer window is not open. I think he would need an exception from UCI.Why not now?
It looks like they’ll be heading over Saisies and Roselend instead, will probably be a harder run-in than the men’s stage.Would have been something if the womens l'Avenir would go straight for Iseran lol
The MTT is a split stage and on the same day as the Mont-Cenis MTF.The Avenir routes were announced today. The men's race has the godforsaken TTT (again), MTFs at Col de la Loze (again) and Col du Mont Cenis, a MTT to Les Karellis before the final stage takes on the southern side of Iséran (again) on the way to the easy MTF at Sainte Foy.
No Villaroger and the start in Val Cenis/Termignon proper (like the grafic mentions) a few kms earlier and it's probably it. Adds a short ramp right at the start and we should reach that kind of distance.I think the final stage will look like this, maybe without Villaroger:
Val-Cenis > Sainte Foy Tarentaise
100.0 km, +2713 m. Bike ride in Val-Cenis, Auvergne-Rhône-Alpesridewithgps.com