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I wonder if you think that the wind on chappies would be seen as bull**** weather conditions as well. I'm sure that several people would've been blown over that cliffs if they alone couldn't handled the foreshore winds. I think it was a good call.

Not fair.

Agreed nonky, very few others sports can come close to the drive, determination, resilience (toughness) of many a cyclist. Cancellara's crash is one of the worst I've seen with him tumbling through the air. Imagine being able to eventually stand up, get on a bike and later completing the stage with that damage and bruised body? My respect to a worthy man. Tough as nails.

Shameeg is a Legend in the making but as humble as you can find. Very focussed, determined and goal driven individual with a love for cycling that I've seen growing in the last few months. He can take a knock (broken spokes and all) and will never quit until the race is over. He is extremely humble with that shy smile but when on the bike he shows a different cunningness to outwit the best of riders on the local WP scene as well as international scene. He has done SA proud in the London-Paris race and I'm sure there is many more to come. Simply AWESOME. His