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• #327
Actually while you're here dino is there any truth that the UCI is limiting it to 1 rider per event?
So, Hoy say, would have to choose between match sprint and kierin?
Not heard that, if its one rider per event Hoy can still do the Kierin and sprint and just be the sole rep from GB in each event, if its one event per rider that does change things but I certainly havnt heard that.
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• #328
It was just someone on another forum I saw when looking for the current/olympic Omnium comparison.
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• #329
And as a little aside if the kilo was still in the Olympics ED Clancy would have won in London.......
Oh rly? His 1:02.2 was a great ride, but still an age behind Mulder's 1:00.3. Phinney was 1.2s behind what he did last year when he rode the Kilo as an event in its own right, so maybe if Clancy dedicated himself to it for the next two years and wasn't handicapped by doing the rest of the Omnium beforehand he could get into the 1:00 bracket, but then Mulder, D'Almeida and Nimke would likely commit full time to the 4-lap test too.
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• #330
Yes really and its a view shared by Shane Sutton and the GB sprint coach......
A bit more work in the gym and less endurance work/more speed work he would drop more than 2 seconds and I think you will find Mulder, D'Almeida and Nimke already do commit to the kilo, just because Team GB dont now its not an Olympic event doesnt mean its been devalued to the rest of the world....
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• #332
^epic
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• #333
YouTube- Men's Sprint 1/8 Final Foerstemann GER - Hoy GBR World Championships 2010 Kopenhagen
Ah, I like this style of racing. :)
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• #334
It's not just Germans who appreciate the audacity of Föstemann's ride. Very cheeky for a jump sprinter to go for four laps against an acknowledged long ride sprinter, but it wouldn't have looked so clever if the margin had been half a wheel back rather than half a wheel ahead at the finish line. I think it will be a very long time before we see this again at elite level.
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• #335
Hopefully not. :)
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• #336
Fuck yeah! Pastries are back in!
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• #337
hah, I had meant to post that up last week but having a life got in the way.
Some french croissant maker needs to get Bauge on that damn quick!
Although I reckon Bauge was on bacon and eggs, I ate pastries for breakfast this week and it didn't do me any good.
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• #338
Some insightful analysis of the Worlds from Graeme Obree;
I especially like the final comments.
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• #339
hehe. obree speaks his mind doesn't he!
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• #340
Good little article :)
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• #341
I knew you'd like it. I think his comments are on the money personally.
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• #342
But the UCI's decision to remove the individual pursuit from the programme for London 2012 convinced Romero she wanted to switch to the individual pursuit on the road.
Er?
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• #343
That's what it is really, in a like-for-like context. Stop being so fucking pedantic. You'd never catch me being pedantic.
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• #344
That's what it is really, in a like-for-like context. Stop being so fucking pedantic. You'd never catch me being pedantic.
Do you want me to pursue you? I might get my mate Rebecca to do it, she specialises in that sort of thing.
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• #345
Like I said, you'd never catch me.
And McQuaid is on the IOC...
They've done enough damage already.