I dunno, seems to me as a Canadian, euro races are very often going through towns and past houses. Just the houses in Europe look nothing like the crazy McMansions in the US!!
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So... according to the "logic" of Madison Shaw, the possibility of her getting home a bit later than usual is worse than the possibility of someone never getting home?
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Can't speak for anyone else, but do you really want to listen to/read my ramblings? Not much really happening...
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I never hear ramblings from you.
Not much happening, but we can bring the life into it.
Hermans looks exhausted, for example.
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Trust me… I can ramble!
I also wouldn't want Canola's left leg, and not only because it would look silly.
I also wouldn't want Canola's left leg, and not only because it would look silly.
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So today is the queen stage? Can't see much change in the GC to be honest. Hermans, Piccoli and Eg (in this order) are the three best climbers in the race. It doesn't matter that they can isolate Hermans on the Empire Pass, because he is just going to counter any attacks himself.
But it has been an interesting race nonetheless. The desolate routes that they are riding (just take the gravel road up to the Olympic Park yesterday as an example) mixed with the occasional cross into residential areas and the selectiveness in GC has made it quite epic to watch unlike many modern stage races. There is something inherently misplaced about the race that I enjoy.
But it has been an interesting race nonetheless. The desolate routes that they are riding (just take the gravel road up to the Olympic Park yesterday as an example) mixed with the occasional cross into residential areas and the selectiveness in GC has made it quite epic to watch unlike many modern stage races. There is something inherently misplaced about the race that I enjoy.
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Cycling calendar is already really full in terms of stage races, so there aren't really many good spots left and the traditional WT stage races in the spring take up a loooot of space.
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Last stage fro Ewan Huffman, he's retiring after today's stage, at the young age of 29.
www.cyclingnews.com
Evan Huffman retiring after final Tour of Utah stage | Cyclingnews.com
29-year-old American claimed two stages at 2017 Tour of California
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