This year, Arenberg is relatively late in the race ~ Jens Voigt
It‘s in the same spot as any time in the last years, what does this mean?
Fundah Pole will make the race shorter.
I actually looked it up and was confused as well.
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This year, Arenberg is relatively late in the race ~ Jens Voigt
It‘s in the same spot as any time in the last years, what does this mean?
Nah, I don't want to miss any of the action because at P-R it can happen at any moment! (And if it doesn't I can always observe the lovely scenery.)It wouldn't be better to sleep earlier and wake up at 5:30 am?
The juniors are at it now, no mud.Mons-en-Pevele
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Maxtin and Gianetti booking tickets to Antarctica as we speak, If this goes tits up for Pogacar they'll be going the way of the Turkish/Saudi Journalist.
A bit of mud later in the sector, but nothing dramaticThe juniors are at it now, no mud.
There is quite a bit of mud in other parts. It's patchyThe juniors are at it now, no mud.
Clean cobbles utter woke nonsense.The juniors are at it now, no mud.
Ah, the mud was later on the sector, still there. Sorry.The juniors are at it now, no mud.
Clean cobbles utter woke nonsense.
Same. Terrified to actually go to sleep and miss it live!It's 3:30am in my area so I'm watching this in bed already, but right now I'm too jazzed to sleep! (Might happen later, there are still 203 km to go.)
Same. Terrified to actually go to sleep and miss it live!
Same sameIt's 3:30am in my area so I'm watching this in bed already, but right now I'm too jazzed to sleep! (Might happen later, there are still 203 km to go.)
Yes, and of the different Olympics and Worlds in Australia or Asia, I recall Beijing in particular as getting up early and watching the race while the rest of the family were still sleeping.I am happy not to watch it in the middle of the night, but it does feel a bit more magic when one get's up really early to watch some event somewhere far a way on the planet, while everyone around you is asleep.
And Our friends in Australia struggling to stay awake in tomorrow to see the finish live!I am happy not to watch it in the middle of the night, but it does feel a bit more magic when one get's up really early to watch some event somewhere far a way on the planet, while everyone around you is asleep.
My wife is all like "Why don't you just watch the replay?" and I'm all like "Why did I marry you?"Same. Terrified to actually go to sleep and miss it live!
Jesus Christ. Still remember waking up very early to see Phelps and Bolt.Yes, and of the different Olympics and Worlds in Australia or Asia, I recall Beijing in particular as getting up early and watching the race while the rest of the family were still sleeping.
My wife is all like "Why don't you just watch the replay?" and I'm all like "Why did I marry you?"