Chris_ Posted October 14, 2020 Posted October 14, 2020 Why did Cav pull his bike number off near the end?
Gen Posted October 14, 2020 Posted October 14, 2020 Good to hear.. Shees he went down very hard Also nice to see was Rudin Selig turn around and immediately go to him.. https://twitter.com/OutOfCycling/status/1316418671724695555?s=09 Mopkop 1
Gen Posted October 14, 2020 Posted October 14, 2020 Why did Cav pull his bike number off near the end?It was probably coming loose and he didn't want it flapping around..he stuck it in his back pocket..
The Ghost Posted October 14, 2020 Posted October 14, 2020 Reports he is okay.Thanks and thankfully, it looked really bad. Gen 1
The Ghost Posted October 14, 2020 Posted October 14, 2020 Also nice to see was Rudin Selig turn around and immediately go to him.. It was indeed, well done to him. Gen 1
Frosty Posted October 14, 2020 Posted October 14, 2020 Cyclingnews reported that Cav said Sunday could be his last pro race. If he raced today, then they were wrong.
Gen Posted October 14, 2020 Posted October 14, 2020 Cyclingnews reported that Cav said Sunday could be his last pro race. If he raced today, then they were wrong.He.. There is video of him saying it..in tears then riding away. He cleared it up today..at the time there was apparently talk that some races may be cancelled and without a contract for next year he got bit emotional not knowing what was to come. Chris_ and Frosty 2
J Wakefield Posted October 15, 2020 Posted October 15, 2020 That crash was horrific, we saw the rider on the floor and riders back at the bus said it wasn’t good to see. Last night it was said that Belgium will go into lockdown on Monday, which means De Panne is off I would presume. Vetplant 1
Chris_ Posted October 15, 2020 Posted October 15, 2020 That crash was horrific, we saw the rider on the floor and riders back at the bus said it wasn’t good to see. Last night it was said that Belgium will go into lockdown on Monday, which means De Panne is off I would presume. The whole of Europe is seems to be announcing various re-lockdown measures this week. Cases are really ramping up. Methinks this is very near the end of our cycling foray for the year Its just not reasonable anymore. Vetplant 1
Vetplant Posted October 15, 2020 Posted October 15, 2020 Don't know if they will just mark each other out of contention or whether the day will be hard enough that they will simply rise to the top and we end up with an epic finale. As much as I would like WvA to take two monuments in one season, I would actually prefer it if some "outsider" like Hirschi takes it. Chris_ and Underachiever 2
Underachiever Posted October 15, 2020 Posted October 15, 2020 The whole of Europe is seems to be announcing various re-lockdown measures this week. Cases are really ramping up. Methinks this is very near the end of our cycling foray for the year Its just not reasonable anymore.Looking at the instantaneous numbers, as well as the size if the wave, every country in Western Europe and the UK is experiencing a 2nd wave much larger than the 1st. I'm talking infections.Italy is the latest to be peaking to a large 2nd one. It will be a miracle if the Giro survives another week. Deaths seems to be much more under control. ChrisF 1
Underachiever Posted October 15, 2020 Posted October 15, 2020 Don't know if they will just mark each other out of contention or whether the day will be hard enough that they will simply rise to the top and we end up with an epic finale. As much as I would like WvA to take two monuments in one season, I would actually prefer it if some "outsider" like Hirschi takes it.Can MvdP pretty please have this one????? DieselnDust and Vetplant 2
Ozzie NL Posted October 15, 2020 Posted October 15, 2020 But besides Richmond the other 2 weren't exactly solo solo .. Flanders - Kwaito attacked and Sagan joined with Sep bridging but Kwaito being the lighter rider couldn't stay with them and Sep well shame he came to a standstill and Sagan then left him behind.... Roubaix - Sagan had teammates also disrupting the chase right when he attacked .... these races are seldomly just as simple as a solo attack with a lot happening behind...so you need a bit of everything to make them work. But as with Richmond he could open the gap on the......wait for it....... the downhills and GVA reluctancy (no surprise) to work with Eddie B at Richmond. Roubaix he was just a monster.. I recall Cancellara saying that the way he took the corners is also how he could extend his lead... Winning a bike race is never as easy as just bridging a gap or attacking solo. MVDP is still a baby and WVA is although a bit older than him not been in Road racing that long..and they are seeing that just being the strongest on the day won't neccessary mean you will win these classic races..There is only 4 months between them...been racing each other since the age of 12 Vetplant 1
Gen Posted October 15, 2020 Posted October 15, 2020 There is only 4 months between them...been racing each other since the age of 12Shees I thought MVDP was younger than what he is[emoji3061] My bad. Vetplant 1
Ozzie NL Posted October 15, 2020 Posted October 15, 2020 Shees I thought MVDP was younger than what he is[emoji3061] My bad.He just looks like he’s 12 Underachiever, Long Wheel Base and Gen 3
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