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well this sucks.What if they can't make it. Will another venue be chosen by UCI? What's the plan B?Descender said:The Spanish government has dramatically reduced the funding of sporting federations, including the cycling one. That means several events, such as the 2014 Worlds in Ponferrada are in serious trouble.
The mayor of the town went on record saying they will comply with the contract they signed with the UCI and the 2014 Worlds will be held in Ponferrada, but as of today there is no guarantee sufficient funds will be found.
Eshnar said:well this sucks.What if they can't make it. Will another venue be chosen by UCI? What's the plan B?
Descender said:I hear they'll hand the matter over to Unipublic and they'll just ride around through flat terrain for 170km and then finish on top of the steepest hill in town.
170 km?!?!?!?Descender said:I hear they'll hand the matter over to Unipublic and they'll just ride around through flat terrain for 170km and then finish on top of the steepest hill in town.
Descender said:I hear they'll hand the matter over to Unipublic and they'll just ride around through flat terrain for 170km and then finish on top of the steepest hill in town.
Descender said:I hear they'll hand the matter over to Unipublic and they'll just ride around through flat terrain for 170km and then finish on top of the steepest hill in town.