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Ah! there is the problem :oops: Sorryyy :) I should've stated that the slower, unfit & weaker riders in the bunch will benefit by becoming faster when sitting in the slip. :D

 

Cool man. Yeah, I was also talking from my experience with the faster guys - yes, the slower guys will have to work in the bunch if their lead rider is a lot stronger than what they are, hence them getting the workout even in the bunch.

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So ... how did things go yesterday with rider skills, marshalls etc ?

 

Post on the Bouckeart race thread..... don't think many actually follow this thread.

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So ... how did things go yesterday with rider skills, marshalls etc ?

 

Marshalls were on it yesterday, the tiniest detour over the white line and the bike was there straight away.

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Marshalls were on it yesterday, the tiniest detour over the white line and the bike was there straight away.

 

+1......

My son said the same for the U16's :thumbup:

They enforced the white line rule even in the double carriageway - the piece of road just after the neutral zone - someone tried to make a break and went over the centre line......... Thinkbike Marshal was there to reprimand him :thumbup:

 

 

edit : Typo ......

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Christiaan Kriek won his first race in USA a week ago. One of the rules was called "invisible wall". If you cross the white line, you are disqualified and stops racing. Should work here. The marshall should ride up and tell the rider crossing the line to fall back and go home.

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Christiaan Kriek won his first race in USA...One of the rules was called "invisible wall". The marshall should ride up and tell the rider crossing the line to fall back and go home...

 

Well done, CK!

 

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Should be easy to enforce here.

I laaik!

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