I don't know how the no alcohol rule applies in practice, when it comes to a year long challenge it's going to be pretty difficult to police I would have thought. However if you're not allowed anything alcoholic for the 365 days it seems a bit daft to say something on camera or to have a potentially incriminating picture of yourself published on Facebook.I wonder if the UMCA will get all arsey with Kurt as they did when Steve was pictured with a bottle of wine in the background?
Yes, but he did start 200 ft under waterSteve's cheating himself now...hardly any climbing!
I can understand not wanting them to be drinking whilst ridng, but surely a beer or wine at the end of the day is allowed? After all it's a 365 day challenge.So do I, and the no alcohol rule (for riders and crew) is a general rule for UMCA events rather than specifically for the HAMR. However the UMCA did get wound up by a picture of Steve with an unopened bottle of beer in the background last month, so they could be rather inflexible about it if they so wish.
That's amazing, given the weather today. It started off OK but by 10 it was all miserable drizzle. You have to admire Steve's tenacity to ride through that horrible wet misery that we had outside today.
On the other place someone surmised he was going to have lunch at the Bicester KFC - so I suspect that's the col de l'exit du KFC de Bicester et de re-calibration du GPS.And look at that nasty climb at about the 105 mile mark...
...bet Kurt hasn't been to Kentucky yet...