Ewan only wins in Moslem countries now.KZD said:Important for Ewan to win again.
Didn't crash in San Juan, Nokere or Handzame. Maybe you're confusing him with van der Poel, lolSalvarani said:tobydawq said:Logic-is-your-friend said:Evenepoel crashed in the final 2k. Is there a 3k rule?
I think so. There was two days ago, and there was a steeper uphill finish there.
Yup, got the same time as first group.
He seems very prone to crashes. Even if its bad luck it has happened in every race he has been in now? Cant surely be just bad luck at this point. Need to improve bike handling and get more experience riding in a peloton, which you can only get from racing I guess. Hopefully he will not suffer a serious crash and injure himself bad.
Turkey is a secular state.wirral said:Ewan only wins in Moslem countries now.KZD said:Important for Ewan to win again.
there is snow. final climb might even be cancelledtobydawq said:I thought Turkey was a warm country. Tomorrow's stage will be held in continuous rain and temperatures of just 7 degrees at sea level. Could there even be snow on the mountain then?
Tim Booth said:there is snow. final climb might even be cancelledtobydawq said:I thought Turkey was a warm country. Tomorrow's stage will be held in continuous rain and temperatures of just 7 degrees at sea level. Could there even be snow on the mountain then?
Tim Booth said:there is snow. final climb might even be cancelledtobydawq said:I thought Turkey was a warm country. Tomorrow's stage will be held in continuous rain and temperatures of just 7 degrees at sea level. Could there even be snow on the mountain then?
At least Vegni isn't involved, so there is some hope.tobydawq said:Tim Booth said:there is snow. final climb might even be cancelledtobydawq said:I thought Turkey was a warm country. Tomorrow's stage will be held in continuous rain and temperatures of just 7 degrees at sea level. Could there even be snow on the mountain then?
Why on earth would it be cancelled, when they don't have to descend it?
tobydawq said:Tim Booth said:there is snow. final climb might even be cancelledtobydawq said:I thought Turkey was a warm country. Tomorrow's stage will be held in continuous rain and temperatures of just 7 degrees at sea level. Could there even be snow on the mountain then?
Why on earth would it be cancelled, when they don't have to descend it?
A working group made up of representatives from the UCI -notably commissaires -, riders (CPA), teams (AIGCP) and organisers (AIOCC) agreed on the principles of an action plan in the event of extreme weather conditions. The group considers the safety andthe health of riders as an absolute priority.
The protocol involves notably the compulsory convening of a meeting between the stakeholders (organisation including race doctor and chief of security, riders, teams, President of the Commissaires Panel,) when extreme weather conditions are anticipated prior to the start of a stage. This meeting can be convened at the request of any one of the named representatives.
The meeting shall be held in a suitable environment and in a formal manner; an executive summary of the meeting shall be drawn up by the President of the Commissaires’ Panel and remitted to the UCI along with its race report.
The extreme weather conditions that could lead to this meeting include:
1. Freezing rain
2. Snow accumulation on the road
3. Strong winds
4. Extreme temperatures
5. Poor visibility
6. Air pollution
This.Libertine Seguros said:Turkey is a secular state.wirral said:Ewan only wins in Moslem countries now.KZD said:Important for Ewan to win again.
Yes, one could argue that it has become less secular durning the last few years. You could say that he only wins in countries that have a muslim majority.Forever The Best said:This.Libertine Seguros said:Turkey is a secular state.wirral said:Ewan only wins in Moslem countries now.KZD said:Important for Ewan to win again.
Robert5091 said:Weather forecast is not promising for tomorrow - rain and cold, so let's hope the stage is not shortened.
Mayomaniac said:I hope that they won't cancel the MTF because of snowfall.
Speaking of the final climb, there's another side of the climb that is even harder, almost Zoncolan territory:
https://www.la-flamme-rouge.eu/maps...SEpbQcCJV_-0p1WePdxRW-waVYmolK47A-uId7MVU7xgg
Tim Booth said:The uphill finish to Kartepe today has been cut by 4km due to snowy conditions at the top, so the final climb will be 12km long. #TUR2019
The uphill finish to Kartepe today has been cut by 4km due to snowy conditions at the top, following the weather protocol with Brian Holm and Eros Capecchi representing the teams and riders respectively, so the final climb will be 12km long
