The marketing strategy over at POC helmets seems to be: ugly catches the eye as well.Honsinger needs a custom fit helmet...always askew on her head.
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The marketing strategy over at POC helmets seems to be: ugly catches the eye as well.Honsinger needs a custom fit helmet...always askew on her head.
Van Empel just has the most power, on a course like today where it's not crazy technical and there's long power stretches there's no one who can beat her. Today she was even technically the best, but that's also a result from not having to go 100%, as opposed to Alvarado for instance.What a demolition of the field from Van Empel, putting 2 minutes into Brand is huge, I don't think even Pieterse or Van Anrooij would have stayed with her today.
The marketing strategy over at POC helmets seems to be: ugly catches the eye as well.
Never thought I would be looking forward to Tuesday morning on a Sunday when Monday is also a holiday.
She did indeed mention the mountainbike, an answer to the question whether she would be going for the X2O Trofee as well. Saying she can't do everything, she also has a road season and an MTB season ahead. The interviewer asked her which road races she wanted to win, she said Strade and the Ronde seemed nice, but it wasn't quite clear whether she meant this year or on the long run.Would love to know what Fem said in the interview, as I heard her mention the MTB a few times. The commentators have mentioned she's riding the spring classics, yet I thought she was concentrating on the MTB for now to try and qualify for Paris 2024.
Curtis White's is pretty sharp too. Too bad the "gravel scene" is snuffing out cyclocross here in the US (at least parts of it). Won't see too many more Curtis White's coming down the pipe. A shame too because it's such a great cycling sport for kids.Come again...
I have fallen instantly in love with the jersey of nr. 45; Arnau Pericas.
Curtis White's is pretty sharp too. Too bad the "gravel scene" is snuffing out Cyclocross here in the US (at least parts of it). Won't see too many more Curtis White's coming down the pipe. A shame too because it's such a great cycling sport for kids.
I don't feel sorry for him either...just a result of cockiness.Nice win by Iserbyt.
Glad my name is not Thomas Pidcock right now! However, I feel less sorry for him than I'd do if it hadn't been his own fault.
Just to clarify; my name is never Thomas Pidcock.