Sorry malfunctioning brain day; is it a sprint day?
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Sorry malfunctioning brain day; is it a sprint day?
Vauquelin was in the 2nd group.He has not. I don't even know who they want to get rid of since all the GC guys are at the front.
If the race is hard, in a fast pace until the last 3 climbs, then the chances if good gaps is more likely.They are really afraid of Quinten Hermans if they are willing to put in this much effort.
They updated the player, you should be able to select English commentary on your stream.I hav eno comms on my Discovery plus feed ?
Anyone else ?
Does Carlton Kirby never have a day off? He just did RVV, so I really wasn't expecting him to be there to annoy me on the Pais Vasco broadcast too. He should be tested for doping. This is extra-terrestrial.
That job is anyone's wet dream, aint it? Well apart from being an actual GOAT-level rider like Pogacar, deciding when and where he wants to win bike races.
Yep. I think he is the best we have, he's great on many parameters.I doubt he has as many commenting days as Thomas Bay on Danish Eurosport. It's insane how often he is on. All Grand Tours, all one-week stage races (as long as they don't overlap), all major one-day races, all cyclocross races in the road's off-season, even track racing I think. Back in the day, he would even comment both on the Giro and the Tour of California.
I think he says he has done around 70 Grand Tours in a row. Of course that was not quite possible in 2020, but he got on the Vuelta as soon as the Giro was done.
Thank God that he is good at his job!
I think so too along with Ritter. Cannot decide who I like most out of those 2, but I always end up on TV2 anyways when given the choice due to commercials.Yep. I think he is the best we have, he's great on many parameters.
I'm not familiar with Danish Eurosport, but I know that the British/international channel has a lot of other commentators they can use, and all of them are better than Kirby. And I refuse to believe that the producers think that he is so great that they want to cram him into as many broadcasts as possible.I doubt he has as many commenting days as Thomas Bay on Danish Eurosport. It's insane how often he is on. All Grand Tours, all one-week stage races (as long as they don't overlap), all major one-day races, all cyclocross races in the road's off-season, even track racing I think. Back in the day, he would even comment both on the Giro and the Tour of California.
I think he says he has done around 70 Grand Tours in a row. Of course that was not quite possible in 2020, but he got on the Vuelta as soon as the Giro was done.
Thank God that he is good at his job!
I think so too along with Ritter. Cannot decide who I like most out of those 2, but I always end up on TV2 anyways when given the choice due to commercials.
I'm not familiar with Danish Eurosport, but I know that the British/international channel has a lot of other commentators they can use, and all of them are better than Kirby. And I refuse to believe that the producers think that he is so great that they want to cram him into as many broadcasts as possible.
Nope. These days I pretty much only watch the classics, follow the one week races more sporadically (I tune in for the good stages) and the GTs. I don't even know what it costs and what you get, but Im fine just catching the real big stuff on TV2 and the rest on ES with commercials here and thereYou don't have Discovery+?
Brian Holm drives me away from Eurosport, when TV2 is also showing a race. I think Bay's only weakness is that he is a little too glad to agree with Holm for the sake of peace in the commenting booth.
Same broadcasters think we want Adam Blythe too...I'm not familiar with Danish Eurosport, but I know that the British/international channel has a lot of other commentators they can use, and all of them are better than Kirby. And I refuse to believe that the producers think that he is so great that they want to cram him into as many broadcasts as possible.
Nope. These days I pretty much only watch the classics, follow the one week races more sporadically (I tune in for the good stages) and the GTs. I don't even know what it costs and what you get, but Im fine just catching the real big stuff on TV2 and the rest on ES with commercials here and there