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Nice calendar. I listed over it with great joy. Personally i enjoyed the Olympic ITT section the most. Then i went over it twice and didn't find any iconography from the Vuetla stage 17. I did the only thing a sane person could do.
I returned the calendar to the sender.
Can't have Roglic - or anyone - twice. Them's the rule, I totally made them.
When you say it like that it (almost) makes sense.
Still that "trident" of arms image from Olympic ITT podium and that hand gesture in the air at the end of the stage 17. And you actually had to choose and were able to do that? That's dope. I'll give you that.
I made the choice that I definitely wanted to include the Olympics, and World Championships, and the Monuments.
He finally got his stage win.
Nooooooooooooooooo...
Rules be damned, there was only one thing that today could have been. 22/5, Complejo Kárstico de Ojo Guareña, siempre en nuestros corazones...
I had considered complaining about the number of the Giro stages, but I didn't really want to sound like a spoiled brat (or CyclistAlbi ). I thought Cille's stage win would be included, but I had totally forgot the exact date it occurred.
I had considered complaining about the number of the Giro stages, but I didn't really want to sound like a spoiled brat (or CyclistAlbi ).
Maybe u can rename yourself "The Danish Dictator"Can't have Roglic - or anyone - twice. Them's the rule, I totally made them.
Well... Samu's not gonna like this. I promise, this is the last Giro stage! In fact, you might be able to guess what the last three ones will be.
I guess you've picked sides in the Giro vs. Vuelta debate.
Three and a half in fact, as De Panne was also on a 25th and is a WWT race. Vollering and Balsamo could be covered off elsewhere, though, whereas Brown and Kiesenhofer couldn't, and Kiesenhofer's win is the bigger of the two even though Brown is the higher profile rider. And the variety is not helped by some of women's cycling's major names not winning a race in 2021 (Niewiadoma, most notably).I was going to include Cille's stage win, first for today (it was on a 22nd), then for the women's edition, and then I gave up with the women's edition due to three - three! - major races all having happening on 25ths! And also the fact that WWT races seems to be mainly VDB, Van Vleuten, and Vos.
As for lots of Giro; well... it just covered the dates needed nicely.
Vollering and Balsamo could be covered off elsewhere, though, whereas Brown and Kiesenhofer couldn't,