And even if you did speak it as a non-native speaker, you'd still have to penetrate the Swiss accent.There's always Tiz, worked just fine for me.
Besides the fact that I don't speak German ofc
Case in point: 'Richoard Coaroapoaz'
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And even if you did speak it as a non-native speaker, you'd still have to penetrate the Swiss accent.There's always Tiz, worked just fine for me.
Besides the fact that I don't speak German ofc
I always found that German Swiss reminds me of Afrikaans.And even if you did speak it as a non-native speaker, you'd still have to penetrate the Swiss accent.
Case in point: 'Richoard Coaroapoaz'
Think it might be my first time watching it, which is annoying as it's a superb course.Dwars door het Hageland is a seriously cool race.
They are going full gas.The front group includes Craps.
Loockx like it.They are going full gas.
Their video link isn't at the moment.Well they are powered by Duracell.
Surprised the group behind wasn't closer at the finish. There was quite a bit of looking around between Vermeersch and Abrahamsen while De Vriijs was distanced, so expected the gap to close more.
I think the chasing group had a lot of dead legs since Wärenskjold could hang on for 5th. Normally he shouldn't be the fastest in a climb like that against a random group of riders.Surprised the group behind wasn't closer at the finish. There was quite a bit of looking around between Vermeersch and Abrahamsen while De Vriijs was distanced, so expected the gap to close more.
Yes, looked like it was raced full-on from about 100K. Nice to see Warenskjold get a decent result again. Thought he'd be a monster this season, but doesn't seem to have progressed at all so far.I think the chasing group had a lot of dead legs since Wärenskjold could hang on for 5th. Normally he shouldn't be the fastest in a climb like that against a random group of riders.
I guess Rex having Planckaert there made everyone else do nothing, so there wasn't a lot of good legs actually chasing. I'd say the finish was very suited to Wærenskjold, but the surprise for me is that he beat the likes of Hermans after having bridged across a significant gap to the 'group of big favourites' after the main separation. But I guess he also got some good recovery in the final kms while everybody was sitting on the Planckaert train.I think the chasing group had a lot of dead legs since Wärenskjold could hang on for 5th. Normally he shouldn't be the fastest in a climb like that against a random group of riders.