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It's exactly as it should be.Disgraceful finishing arch placement!!!!
on German commentary, JCL said that they used to go up the other side when he was a pro, but that road would be closed now. So maybe it's not possible?!I wonder why they don't ride down the other side of the climb after the race.
Pretty *** embarrassing to not see where the line was.![]()
I can understand him.
Ah, possibly so.on German commentary, JCL said that they used to go up the other side when he was a pro, but that road would be closed now. So maybe it's not possible?!
There is usually a white line at the finish line, but there was none at this sign.![]()
I can understand him.
Sure, but things aren't always so clear and obvious when you're in full effort at 200 bmp.Pretty *** embarrassing to not see where the line was.
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Yes, they get paid to actually prepare themselves for the race, not just randomly switching channel to see a race is on.It's almost like professional athletes experience these things from a different perspective than Bob sitting at home on the couch does.
He made a mistake, therefore he wasn't prepared. Lol. It's almost like things are different when you've just been on a 4 hour bike ride capped off by sprinting up Mont Farron. I know this may sound weird, but not everything is robotic. Things are a lot harder when your heart rate is through the roof.Yes, they get paid to actually prepare themselves for the race, not just randomly switching channel to see a race is on.