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  1. Another great nod to John Wakefield in this article: https://www.cyclingnews.com/news/revealed-how-tour-de-france-time-trial-recon-helped-pogacar-to-time-trial-win/
  2. Some great news: https://www.cyclingnews.com/news/police-find-and-arrest-spectator-who-caused-mass-tour-de-france-crash/
  3. Magnus Cort Nielsen only 8 seconds down at checkpoint 2.
  4. Rain must have played a part, but maybe he also has some other intentions for the rest of the tour? Some Giro-like attacks?
  5. Completely missed it, but Nic Dlamini finished in 36' 31". Not a bad effort at all. Well done Nic.
  6. Victor Campenaerts about to set off. World hour record holder. Could be interesting.
  7. Hopefully a disadvantage is all they suffer and we don't see any more riders on the ground.
  8. MvdP doing everything he can to hang onto the jersey: https://www.cyclingnews.com/news/10-hour-journey-delivers-sponsor-incorrect-wheels-for-van-der-poels-tour-de-france-time-trial/
  9. He is also lying 7th overall for the white jersey, 5 mins behind Pog, so a good TT today might move him up a few spots. Go Stefan. He isn't a terrible climber either.
  10. Wuss ????
  11. Nah. Small stuff. ????????
  12. According to Cycling News, Thomas had a dislocated shoulder and they popped it back in so he could carry on. Definitely not soccer.
  13. Congratulations on your vastly improved time. Not that I am any type of expert on this, but I'd say your goal for next year is pretty much in your own hands. In theory, anything is possible, but it comes with a corresponding ramp-up in training. You need to weigh up how much and what type of training you can fit into your day. I know people who only have time for a few spinning sessions a week and a couple of long rides on the weekend. I also know people who are in the fortunate position that they can ride 4-5 hours every day of the week. Not surprisingly, the guys and girls who are able to train more and with consistency are the ones who do well and are usually able to improve their times from year to year. Although, as Veeez points out, its not a linear relationship. Once you get to a certain level of fitness, gains are harder to come by and less significant.
  14. Many years ago (when I was young and stupid) we clocked over 100km/h going down past Panarama Flea Market in the same area. Those were the days.
  15. My physical limitation is that I'm a wussy.
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