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I dunno, he could still gently caress it up by walling himself. But, he's an experienced trackboy so he shouldn't. He knows how to sit at his threshold.
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Oct 10, 2020 15:15
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Good dog.
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Oct 10, 2020 15:21
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Stage so boring a dog decided to liven things up.
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nice counter and even nicer bike now let’s get this random american joey on the podium
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lmao the dog is still there
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That dog looks hurt 
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Love the dog
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Oct 10, 2020 15:24
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More like  Israel Upstart Na(USER WAS BANNED FOR THIS POST)
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Oct 10, 2020 15:26
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He doesn't want a contract with Cofidis then.
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Im so glad for Dowsett hes a lovely lad who means well.
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 I'm not too surprised by this list. I would say Sagan and Viviani stand out the most to me. Here's their ages as well.
I think this list helps the other one. Bunch of dudes that are old or getting old. Only a few guys still in what would be considered their athletic prime. Half of those guys are sprinters and I thiiiiiink being competitive at at sprinting falls off sooner than being competitive at endurance, but I can't find the source I was looking for. On that list I would guess Sagan gets the next win first. I'm also confident of the position I took two years ago. Cavendish will never win at this level again.
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moctopus posted:Half of those guys are sprinters and I thiiiiiink being competitive at at sprinting falls off sooner than being competitive at endurance, but I can't find the source I was looking for. "You have less explosive power as you get older" is a v common finding so it honestly goes without saying
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Cav is currently in the breakaway at Gent-Wevelgem, which gave me a sensible chuckle. Hell, maybe no one will chase?!?!!?
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Smirr posted:Cav is currently in the breakaway at Gent-Wevelgem, which gave me a sensible chuckle. Hell, maybe no one will chase?!?!!? 
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Oct 11, 2020 12:09
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Christ, they shut that down hard.
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Mads Pedersen won Gent-Wevelgem, Casper Pedersen won Paris-Tours. Mikkel Bjerg needs to win this stage imo
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Come on Tao!
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Oct 11, 2020 14:56
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Nibbles might want to make an attack at some point.
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Whatever, I'll enjoy any and all EF victories v v
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EF always win when it rains
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Hahahaha, he's actually going to lose seconds. The fucker.
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Cav 😥 https://twitter.com/LaBicicletaNews/status/1315308802015727616?s=19
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https://twitter.com/inrng/status/1315919764829724672?s=19 4 michelton staff too. The team should be withdrawn immediately but it's probably too late to stop an outbreak in the peleton now. Edit: they've withdrawn https://twitter.com/MitcheltonSCOTT/status/1315921512453550087?s=19 Loving Africa Chaps fucked around with this message at 08:47 on Oct 13, 2020 |
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Matthews is the positive Sunweb test.
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I was expecting this at the Tour but I guess they got lucky, and the Giro did not. I think cycling is just an exceptionally unsuitable sport for a pandemic.
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There's been LOTS of people with no masks interacting with the riders. On the course and off it - think Sagan's "lift" from some randoms a week ago. That's clearly not a bubble. Didn't see any of that at the tour.
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We're also just deeper into the second wave. But I'm not convinced the Tour was a 100% safe totally responsible thing to do. There were huge crowds and there was zero mask compliance and distancing.
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Griefor posted:We're also just deeper into the second wave. But I'm not convinced the Tour was a 100% safe totally responsible thing to do. There were huge crowds and there was zero mask compliance and distancing. It can be argued that the Tour helped spoke the latest outbreak in France. Go figure a sport that caravans across an entire country would be exceptionally good at picking up and spreading a pandemic along the way. RIP Giro. It's bullshit that best grand tour is getting hosed like this, but maybe doing sports in the middle of a pandemic outside an extreme NBA-style bubble is also bullshit.
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Jumbo Visma have withdrawn from the Giro https://twitter.com/JumboVismaRoad/status/1315953360697204736
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Loving Africa Chaps posted:Apparently the neutral service and other staff have been staying at hotels outside the bubble too. https://twitter.com/cycling_podcast/status/1315949208990617608 The TEAMS have been given hotels that are outside the bubble.
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