The Départ Fictif will be in Val Cenis proper, but the Départ Réel will be a bit after that.
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So it's now also run by RCS rather than Extragiro?Baby Giro route is out
Nothing quite as mad as Guspessa last year, but there is Stelvio Unipuerto MTF and a very nice medium mountain stage to Pian del Cansiglio
Lidl is German, so only the Tour counts.So they consider the team presentation to be of zero PR value, they have concluded the deal really late, or they just ballsed up the timing of the announcement?
They're just following suit of the German railways...So they consider the team presentation to be of zero PR value, they have concluded the deal really late, or they just ballsed up the timing of the announcement?
Wait, a team is now called "Farto-BTC" ?!
Is its mascot Bart Simpson?
(apologies if I missed any earlier farto debates)
Drummond cleared to join Farto-BTC after Zaaf departure
'I can finally race for my new team' says Kiwiwww.cyclingnews.com
Maybe we can call them farting (= speedy) fartos.Wait... it does actually mean "flatulence"? I just assumed it was like the Danish word "fart", which means "speed".
Do you mean to say those "Fart kontrol" road signs in Denmark refer to speed and not something else?Wait... it does actually mean "flatulence"? I just assumed it was like the Danish word "fart", which means "speed".
Do you mean to say those "Fart kontrol" road signs in Denmark refer to speed and not something else?
The french national championships of 2023 will take place in Hazebrouck/Cassel. We might get 230-250k on that great course of Cassel.
This is absolutely brutal. This is the only race that matters on that day.
Just imagine: Pinot wins, then goes to the Tour and wins on Grand Colombier.
Or just goes to the Tour, riding around in the Tricolore...
You and most of Glasgow only just finding out about it...So they've released the Glasgow worlds course map.
But nevermind that, Whats this I'm reading about a cycling world championships?
By Vegni jr (I'm not joking).So it's now also run by RCS rather than Extragiro?
The hilly Garda stage right after the Stelvio stage is also not that bad, but the gradients of the climbs are a bit meh...Baby Giro route is out
Nothing quite as mad as Guspessa last year, but there is Stelvio Unipuerto MTF and a very nice medium mountain stage to Pian del Cansiglio
with how short the climb is it's more about how technical it is, because being able to carry momentum into those short 200-250m hills make a huge difference.Does anyone have a profile of the circuit? It's really hard to tell from the overall profile how tough the race will be. But if some of those bumps are actually steep it might not be too easy.