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It's the French goverment.How is the French government unable to control raging farmers? Seems just a weird situation.
Stage cancelled or the whole race cancelled in France?
I think I would not be the only one, who stopped watching this great sport.What would you do if Roglic won some spanish stage race against Fausto with bonus seconds?
At least @CyclistAbi would continue to watch this great sport!I think I would not be the only one, who stopped watching this great sport.
At least @CyclistAbi would continue to watch this great sport!
Oscar Sevilla on the start list. Another season for him, amazing.Tour Colombia start list:
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Tour Colombia 2024: lista de preinscritos para la cuarta edición de la carrera
Un total de 144 corredores en representación de 24 equipos fueron preinscritos ante la Federación Colombiana de Ciclismo para competir en la cuarta edición del Tour Colombia 2.1 2024, evento apoyado por el Ministerio del Deporte, que se llevará a cabo del 6 al 11 de febrero, por las carreteras...www.revistamundociclistico.com
Startlist for Tour Colombia 2024
Competing teams and riders for Tour Colombia 2024. Top competitors are Mark Cavendish, Mark Cavendish and Mark Cavendish.www.procyclingstats.com
Should be a good race. Still waiting on the final profiles.
Have you actually tried stopping a tractor from going somewhere? We once had to pull one out of a sinkhole that had opened up overnight. We ended up using 3 cranes, 4 tractors and a local who had a WWII-era tank in his shed.How is the French government unable to control raging farmers? Seems just a weird situation.
He'll probably outlast RemcoOscar Sevilla on the start list. Another season for him, amazing.
Make them pay for all damages they cause. A million euros should sway such farmers too.Have you actually tried stopping a tractor from going somewhere? We once had to pull one out of a sinkhole that had opened up overnight. We ended up using 3 cranes, 4 tractors and a local who had a WWII-era tank in his shed.
Belgians have tons of weird *** in their shed. Only this week some barn in Brussels was discoverd with over 30+ hyper- and supercars.Who has a tank in their shed??? I thought Americans were bad
Have you actually tried stopping a tractor from going somewhere? We once had to pull one out of a sinkhole that had opened up overnight. We ended up using 3 cranes, 4 tractors and a local who had a WWII-era tank in his shed.
We needed the tank to persuade the owners of the crane(s)You know, the way it's written, it sort of looks like you were using the (poor!) guy, rather than his tank.![]()
Ha! My grandfather had a few steel railroad rails too. They are surprisingly heavy. In the us it’s illegal to have them as they can only belong to the government or whoever bought the lines from the government.Belgians have tons of weird *** in their shed. Only this week some barn in Brussels was discoverd with over 30+ hyper- and supercars.
But, from my own personal experience: When my great-granddad died we went and cleared out the house (as you do.)
Somehow we found over 15 steel railway beams. I don't mean the Sleepers, actual 5meter long beams who were manufactured in 1947.
Oh, and since this is a cycling forum also 4 old racebikes which I sold for a nice euro on the internet.
To be fair, never have and will absolutely never try to stop one.Have you actually tried stopping a tractor from going somewhere? We once had to pull one out of a sinkhole that had opened up overnight. We ended up using 3 cranes, 4 tractors and a local who had a WWII-era tank in his shed.
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he's on the provisional start list (for Corratec), available on the website of the race:Meanwhile, at PCS... (for Provence)
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How did that even happen?
The route looks okay but surely they can do better in Colombia. Only 1 proper mountain stage and even in that there is hardly a km above 8%. I want to see proper scary mountains, ideally with some gravel, that are as hard as Angliru/Zoncolan, there must be some epic climbs in Colombia. Invest some money in this, turn it into a WT race and add 2 proper tough mountain stages (so it is 8 stages) and this could be epic especially with the fans over there. And I suspect the riders would love it; it could be the best stage race outside the grand tours
I agree they could certainly switch out some of the flat stages for mtn stages. But that final climb of the high mtn stage is indeed only about 6%, but it’s 30 km long and the last 6 km climb from 2200 m to 2800 m in elevation. That’s brutal and you don’t see that (or very rarely) in European races.The route looks okay but surely they can do better in Colombia. Only 1 proper mountain stage and even in that there is hardly a km above 8%. I want to see proper scary mountains, ideally with some gravel, that are as hard as Angliru/Zoncolan, there must be some epic climbs in Colombia. Invest some money in this, turn it into a WT race and add 2 proper tough mountain stages (so it is 8 stages) and this could be epic especially with the fans over there. And I suspect the riders would love it; it could be the best stage race outside the grand tours