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Remember previous years when the breakaway would have 20 or 25 minutes on the Group some days?

Ya, how Thomas V got into the yellow jersey and kept it for ... more than a week?

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"... In the ninth stage of the 2011 Tour de France, Voeckler led a breakaway, and crossed the line second, taking the overall-time lead and therefore wearing the maillot jaune. He held on to the yellow jersey daily from the beginning of Stage 10 onwards, carrying it through all the Pyrenean mountain stages and into the Alps, but he was unable to retain it at the end of Stage 19, the queen stage finishing at Alpe D'Huez. Voeckler finished in fourth place in the GC, 3min 20sec behind the winner, Cadel Evans."

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This is where race radios make me roll my eyes

As the roleurs start to chip away at Bodnar's lead as they get the news from their respective DSes

 

Imagine a Grand Tour with stages 3, 7, 13, 16 and 19 designated as a race without race radios

And ample responsibly trained motos for safety watch 

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It crosses several junctions and roundabouts in the final kilometres but on big roads. Things get a bit narrower in the final kilometre and there’s a left hand bend with 650m to go, it’s not tight but it will stretch the field out before the 600m finishing straight.

 

Inner Ring

 

 

Enough to save Bodnar as it's somewhat twisty.... :clap:

Cmon

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