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One of the stars of the sport I've been following so closely for so long is suddenly gone. And one I really liked, too. It's gonna take a while to digest.
This is exact the way I feel too. It doesn't feel real.Netserk said:Agreed.Ricco' said:I am without words.. Woke up and didn't feel like getting out of bed and did a bit of scrolling through Facebook, when I saw a shared article by a friend who I didn't know was into cycling. At first I didn't believed it, thought it was an erros, how was it possible? Even a few days ago he was racing and winning, how could have it happened to him? Then reality struck and I saw all the articles and riders reactions...
It shows how things can change in a moment, one day you are winning, preparing your goals, and the next day you lose it all in a moment when you can't do nothing due to another's fault. It's things like this that put me away from my bike, knowing that in a moment, by some maniac's antics (not saying that this specific case was caused by a maniac), I could lose it all.
RIP Scarpo, you left us too soon.
It still feels unreal, somewhat like if it was just fake. It will take some time to sink in.
One of the stars of the sport I've been following so closely for so long is suddenly gone. And one I really liked, too. It's gonna take a while to digest.