Tour of Oman - Muscat Classic 2025 , February 7-12

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Aug 29, 2009
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Tomorrow it's time for Yitti Hill, which is not overly hard. But Nathan Earle still almost won with a late solo attack last year.

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Instead we got a ~40 men sprint, which is probably the expected outcome for tomorrow as well.

After 3rd in 2023 and 2nd in 2024 it would normally be time for Ide Schelling to shine, but he is not around this time. And somehow also lost all of his qualities since.
 
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Looks like a bit of an ususual desert stage so far. First Vervaeke and Azparren attacked with ~100k to go to join the break, now Madouas and Aular are attempting the same.
 
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Why do the organisers think it's a good idea to only put graphics on the screen for a very few seconds at a time and then keep them away for like an hour?

How hard is it to understand such basic things of broadcasting cycling?

And don't they usually have a helicopter?
 
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Why do the organisers think it's a good idea to only put graphics on the screen for a very few seconds at a time and then keep them away for like an hour?

How hard is it to underwear such basic things of broadcasting cycling?

And don't they usually have a helicopter?
Maybe budget cuts
 
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I like what they've done with the place, they have a bit of money but didn't go completely overboard like most of the Arab gulf, retained it's culture but just cleaned things up a bit.
 
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How did they manage to have two crashes there? Good luck blaming the organisers for those...


Vervaeke's first pro win. Very tense finale.
 
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