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Dazed and Confused said:This can't go wrong.
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Armchair cyclist said:How tall are those spectators on the hill? Something very weird happening with the perspective on that photo.
Armchair cyclist said:How tall are those spectators on the hill? Something very weird happening with the perspective on that photo.
mewmewmew13 said:LOL oh yeah!
aliens!!
laughing really hard now![]()
They are just as tall as the riders...Armchair cyclist said:How tall are those spectators on the hill? Something very weird happening with the perspective on that photo.
Armchair cyclist said:And I've just noticed the head and shoulders of an absolute giant lurching over the hill just to the right of the trees, about 1/3 of the way across the picture.
Dazed and Confused said:Good picture of the stuff they are riding on:
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It pays to be infront, regardless of conditions, wet or dry.
Jspear said:Wow! Do they ride with any special sort of tire at this race, or do they just hope for no flats?
Kwibus said:Any reason why there is less sterrato?
Imo there should be more, specially in the last 50km.
More km, but it's still just 200km, but I guess the race needs to become WT to get more kms. Still this race has the potential to become a big one.
I'd rather not have the finish in Sienna. Everything is right about the location, except that it's vulnerable for the usual let's wait for the final climb kind of racing.