Are you saying S. Bennett is quite close to winning the race?
Yes, for the second year in a row.
Are you saying S. Bennett is quite close to winning the race?
Yes, for the second year in a row.
Looks like the break took a bit more time again. Possibly helped by the twisty roads.
Pretty sure that’s Bonnamours first win.Bonnamour takes it.
A wild Turgis appeared towards the end.
Bounnamour wins. Nice for B&B as they can't have too many wins this year?
As Samamba said, De Lie was impressively strong, again. Especially as you thought this course would have suited Kron or Gilbert more.
Pretty sure that’s Bonnamours first win.
Pretty sure that’s Bonnamours first win.
That’s just Martin being MartinI don't think he did a single turn in the last 20k. Tbf, Martin did 90% of the work for some dumb reason.
Bit dissappointed that for race with a name that - if I'm not mistaken - translates into something like "Multiple Normands", there was not a single person from Normandy in the top-10.
Dujardin being closest at 11th.
That's not a rule of the race, though (that there must be multiple Normands in the top 10).
Of course not, but it would be fitting. I mean...
Arctic race of Norway was won by a guy from the Arctic.
Tour of Scandinavia was won by a Scandinavian.
The European Championship was obviously won by a European...
I expanded my explanation a bit in an edit.
Is that your new thing? Expanding posts in an edit?
Races that start in Denmark, clearly need to be won by Danes!
Bit dissappointed that for race with a name that - if I'm not mistaken - translates into something like "Multiple Normands", there was not a single person from Normandy in the top-10.
Dujardin being closest at 11th.