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https://twitter.com/BrusselsCycClas/status/903993738502000640
That sprint by Demare.... His form is really enigmatic at the moment.
That sprint by Demare.... His form is really enigmatic at the moment.
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Degenkolb was allowed to start this? I thought if you withdraw from a race, then you couldn't start another race for the duration of the race you left. Or is there a difference between leaving a race "just because", and leaving because you got sick?
Tonton said:Coquard 54th, Degenkolb 58th...TMP402 said:Demare wins Paris-Brussels. But what a weak top-10 for a semi-classic:
Still, very nice win for Nono
Degenkolb was allowed to start this? I thought if you withdraw from a race, then you couldn't start another race for the duration of the race you left. Or is there a difference between leaving a race "just because", and leaving because you got sick?
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You can start, as long as the organisation of the race you originally left gives you permission to.RedheadDane said:Tonton said:Coquard 54th, Degenkolb 58th...TMP402 said:Demare wins Paris-Brussels. But what a weak top-10 for a semi-classic:
Still, very nice win for Nono
Degenkolb was allowed to start this? I thought if you withdraw from a race, then you couldn't start another race for the duration of the race you left. Or is there a difference between leaving a race "just because", and leaving because you got sick?
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And meanwhile in Denmark, the front (two guys, got away after a hill sprint) just got lead the wrong way. :lol:
After that bit of chaos the stage was won by Casper Pedersen, who went solo with 5 K to go and kept the chasing peloton behind him.
Bouhanni second, Bauhaus third.
After that bit of chaos the stage was won by Casper Pedersen, who went solo with 5 K to go and kept the chasing peloton behind him.
Bouhanni second, Bauhaus third.
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Timoty Dupont won the Memorial Briek Schotte (My second favorite ever cyclist), but more impressively he won it while being bitten by a bee in the tongue.
Was browsing through the startlist for the Tour of China II annd stumbled upon Marc de Maar.
He's now back to riding for the Dutch Federation and has joined the infamous Hengxiang Cycling Team.
He's now back to riding for the Dutch Federation and has joined the infamous Hengxiang Cycling Team.
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