They used to do something similar (just showing each circuit once and then how many times it would be ridden noted separately) with the Trofeo Alfredo Binda which is in the same area:
From today’s Tre Vali Varesine, I can’t even with this.
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They used to do something similar (just showing each circuit once and then how many times it would be ridden noted separately) with the Trofeo Alfredo Binda which is in the same area:
From today’s Tre Vali Varesine, I can’t even with this.
Cycling Cobbled Mountaineering!
Paris-Roubaix is now a mountainous race.
Paris-Roubaix is now a mountainous race.
Paris-Roubaix is now a mountainous race.
Col de Romme + Col de la Colombiere but with cobbles
Thinking of G-W (when it was still Wednesday race) some 15 years ago when they still had cobbled downhill section, unfortunately led to some injuries.
Somebody has an unrealistic confidence in the degree of accuracy of their altimetry equipment.
It's those last 10 femtometres that really drain the energy.
That final elevation is impressive—if you go to 10,000 feet here you’d need crampons since you’ll be on a glacier!I am trying very hard to find a good Colombian Nationals profile, and I could only find this one. Note that they are climbing to 3000 m. Just saying.
From the general news thread. This is hilarious
I might be blind, but I struggle to see the problem with this one?second stage in the Trans-Himalaya Cycling Race
@SandisfanYeah, I think it was prudent to remove that from the race to be quite honest.