I've cycled up to Flash a few times, tigger, from Wildboarclough ( had a pint or two in the pub at the bottom - whose name escapes me. Lunched in Blaze(?) Farm once too.
I love that area! Where are you based?
Eneco, Tour de l'Ain or any other minor stage race ...SPOILERS
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I love that area! Where are you based?
Tim Wellens wins the Eneco after his decisive break yesterday. Not bad racing and parcours considering how pap it used to be.
OPQS took yet another stage win with Van Kersbuilk (sp) and the last stage in T de l'Ain with the impressive Alaphilippe.
OPQS do win a shed-load of races as @The Couch said.
OPQS took yet another stage win with Van Kersbuilk (sp) and the last stage in T de l'Ain with the impressive Alaphilippe.
OPQS do win a shed-load of races as @The Couch said.
...and Kristoff spoilt Thor's last thunder by pipping him on the line.
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Boooo!
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Considering there was a 50% drop out rate it must. be a pretty challenging parcours all in. Great race all in all. And how often do you see an entire team DNF ?
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Burgos...Quintana... good TT showing. Peaking for la Vuelta.
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I believe Terpstra has been DSQed for his shoving games. Contrite, though.
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Like that racing over dirt roads. There are people in our club who want a mountain bike for a dusty path.
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Cavendish in form at Poitou-Charentes, 2 for 2, that'll be good for his confidence.
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Looking forward to seeing him in action in the Tour of Britain. Wiggins too. They are still the people the crowds will turn out for. Me too!
Where's @rich p when you need to make a point. Sunning himself somewhere, is where
http://www.cyclingnews.com/races/gp-ouest-france-plouay-2014/results
See, he does win.
http://www.cyclingnews.com/races/gp-ouest-france-plouay-2014/results
See, he does win.
Greipel is back to his winning ways on Saturday in the Brussels Cycling Classic (he struggled mighty after his collar bone fracture in the beginning of the season), winning the sprint against Viviani and Demare
One day later in Fourmies, Lotto took a second victory by electing Jonas Van Genechten to sprint. His 2nd victory in a short time span after his recent win in the "Druivenkoers".
Interesting 2nd place again for Tom Van Asbroeck, who is having a very nice season. Concidering his first season as a cyclist was in 2008, he should still have much growth in him. If the rumours are correct that he is going to Cannondale (/Garmin), he could be their supported rider in the 1-day races
One day later in Fourmies, Lotto took a second victory by electing Jonas Van Genechten to sprint. His 2nd victory in a short time span after his recent win in the "Druivenkoers".
Interesting 2nd place again for Tom Van Asbroeck, who is having a very nice season. Concidering his first season as a cyclist was in 2008, he should still have much growth in him. If the rumours are correct that he is going to Cannondale (/Garmin), he could be their supported rider in the 1-day races
