Staying on the bike is part of the cycling game.No need to asterisk Brown's win tbh she would've won anyway
Looked really bad for Dygert unfortunately, just soft pedal it in
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Staying on the bike is part of the cycling game.No need to asterisk Brown's win tbh she would've won anyway
Looked really bad for Dygert unfortunately, just soft pedal it in
Could be a mini, least worst performance competition between him and Plapp?It'll be a miracle if Sheffield stays on his bike today.
Edit: And as I wrote this, Dygert crashed! What timing.
No need to asterisk Brown's win tbh she would've won anyway
Looked really bad for Dygert unfortunately, just soft pedal it in
Kung with his million miles an hour not looking at the road style makes me fear for him todayCould be mini a least worst performance competition between him and Plapp?
Knibb is damn fast... but jeez... is this her first week on a bike!
Bike handling skills worse than the average u-10 Cyclocross rider... multiple of those crashes were avoidable. Just bad cornering and unaware of where was on road.
Kung with his million miles an hour not looking at the road style makes me fear for him today
Van Aert with the dodgy wheels too, going to blow around like a paper doll
Yeah, probably. The sad thing is that I think both of them would have done really well in dry conditions. Both have had this as a target for a long time, and should be very well prepared.Could be a mini, least worst performance competition between him and Plapp?