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Or one that is bothIt's not easy. This is a race where it's more relevant to look at the planimetric map than the altimetric map.
Or one that is bothIt's not easy. This is a race where it's more relevant to look at the planimetric map than the altimetric map.
The 3D profile reminds me of Screwball Scramble
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I can't wait for someone to blame the 'outrageous amount of corners' for their loss after the race.
to think they could have added Merlier as well.I think everybody except Wout and Mathieu can pull that excuse.
I wonder if they'll open both sets of gates for added mayhem?didn't realise it goes off road (kind of) and up the walkway in kelvingrove park...will be cool. There is a narrowing at the top to get through some gates...will stretch it out a bit, especially with a small rise before hand.
I want to see WVA, Remco and Philipsen all end up in the front group together and refuse to
Well, we know that won't happen, because Remco is going to attack further out than he will say he's going to, in the team meeting, so my question is, which one is going to try to pull everyone back to him...or, will Philipsen play Judas to Wout at some point? Belgium will have a team at the start, but not at any point after that.I want to see WVA, Remco and Philipsen all end up in the front group together and refuse to cooperate.
At one end there is a loop that if it is not wide would seem to make it so those that don't beat those on the return loop would be taken out of the race, BUT as I am guessing it is wide enough to have a median (road works separating two sides or cones, where those going the other way can't run into the lead group?Or one that is both
It’s not the detailed kind of timetable we’re used to seeing, but it gives a rough idea. I think the championship web site is pretty crummy—it’s a noisy flashy promo for the “spectacle” events. I had to poke around for a long time until I found this:does anyone know where I can find the timetable for the mens road race?
Thanks for the link. Have copied the essentials for all:It’s not the detailed kind of timetable we’re used to seeing, but it gives a rough idea. I think the championship web site is pretty crummy—it’s a noisy flashy promo for the “spectacle” events. I had to poke around for a long time until I found this:
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2023 UCI CYCLING WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS
Event hub of the 2023 UCI cycling world championshipswww.cyclingworldchamps.com
LOCATION | TIME |
Edinburgh | 9:30 – 10:02 |
Fife | 10:02 – 10:36 |
Clackmannanshire | 10:36 – 10:40 |
Falkirk | 10:40 – 11:20 |
Stirling | 11:20 – 11:45 |
East Dunbartonshire | 11:45 – 12:12 |
Glasgow | 12:12 – 16:00 |
Yeah, it's wide enough. 4 lane road so will be split down the middle.At one end there is a loop that if it is not wide would seem to make it so those that don't beat those on the return loop would be taken out of the race, BUT as I am guessing it is wide enough to have a median (road works separating two sides or cones, where those going the other way can't run into the lead group?
Maybe all very true.This is how the big teams can screw up:
- Belgium: Evenepoel goes too early and is caught back, suffering from the bad weather. Van Aert and Philipsen both sprint for themselves, taking silver and bronze.
- Denmark: Asgreen refuses to chase after Evenepoel.
- France: Alaphilippe refuses to chase after Evenepoel. Laporte refuses to chase after Van Aert. Madouas refuses to chase after Küng.
- Netherlands: Van Baarle attacks before Van der Poel, just to lose a two man sprint. Van der Poel thinks he's still in the Tour and pulls the sprint for Philipsen.
- Slovenia: Pogacar has the whole team behind him. About five minutes behind him.
We want full photo reports, from your canoe!City course is being set up and it's under full lockdown. Hoping that won't be the case all the time and I'll be able to get on at some point.
Met Office always seems to be the most accurate forecast here, but that sounds about right.2 days out and the weather forecast becomes more and more reliable. As an amateur meterologists I am looking at most likely rainpatches, some models say more rain than others. But I believe at least some rain will set in from around 15:00 and continue at least till the race is over.
Temprature is between 12-18 degrees celcius. That's pretty good race weather taking into consideration that we will have very little wind. But with the possibilty of rain it can become a factor. It's a long race.
We will see some suffering and with the forecasted condiotions it will be a good race.
a flatter city circuit could have suited him really well, actually. At least in better shape.Ewan is out, I think he looked at the parcours and the weather.