16.04 | Paris-Roubaix Femmes | 1.WWT |
Yes, as we saw in 2020...Hey, can someone confirm this? (In other words; can someone figure out how to find the link to the page with the calendar directly from UCI?)
16.04 Paris-Roubaix Femmes 1.WWT
Because, if it's true, I consider that good news. Then they can easily show the race in full.
It's all your fault for making me think twice before using last year/season!Come again.![]()
If you had used "last year" you could have tried to argue that I should have "known what you meant". Are you just in denial about the fact that there was no P-R in 2020?It's all your fault for making me think twice before using last year/season!
No, but I decided to use the year in an attempt to not confuse you, but for some reason I still deducted a year.If you had used "last year" you could have tried to argue that I should have "known what you meant". Are you just in denial about the fact that there was no P-R in 2020?
"This year" would have worked.No, but I decided to use the year in an attempt to not confuse you, but for some reason I still deducted a year.
Wouldn't surprise me, it was organised by ASO.It's all your fault for making me think twice before using last year/season!
But I stand by it nonetheless. They could easily have broadcasted it in its entirety in 2020 as well, had the race taken place, but still not actually done it.
What's the maximum number of riders WorldTeams are allowed to have?The teams will need to carefully plan their seasons in the back half of the year - Between the Giro Rosa, TDF Femmes, Vuelta Femmes, Battle of the North, Romandie, TOB, etc teams will be stretched - Teams that have realistic goals could do well.
Unless the rules have been recently amended, UCI rule 2.13.166 says minimum 10 and maximum 20 riders for a Women's WorldTeam in 2022, I believe.What's the maximum number of riders WorldTeams are allowed to have?
Strange, then, that it seems the team with most is UAE, with 15.Unless the rules have been recently amended, UCI rule 2.13.166 says minimum 10 and maximum 20 riders for a Women's WorldTeam in 2022, I believe.
Yes, the rule I quoted above stipulated minimum 9 and maximum 16 riders for 2020 and 2021 if I'm not mistaken. I'm guessing many sponsors are facing uncertain financial futures and may not be in a good position to increase team budgets.Most teams run on a roster of between 12 to 15 riders. It could be a stretch for some teams to field competitive teams - Well organized teams can do well in these stage races.
This is so horrible, all my best wishes to her and her health.The latest update isn't exactly comforting either.
View: https://twitter.com/teamsdworx/status/1474323630645559313
Congrats to Elisa Balsamo, the ten month old for winning the World Title. Those short legs must've done the trick!Here's a little game for ya; see if you can spot the mistake!
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They're signing them younger and younger these days...Congrats to Elisa Balsamo, the ten month old for winning the World Title. Those short legs must've done the trick!
It's just further proof that they're cloning/making riders in their so called factory!They're signing them younger and younger these days...