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9/3/2022 11:52am
The first 2 stages have been fun to watch. Lampaert being the surprise winner of the wet Time Trial in Copenhagen was good to see. And then him leading out the sprint for his teammate Jakobsen while wearing the yellow jersey…that was special.
Coming back from a crash, getting dropped, pulling back to the group, then leading out his sprinter to the victory.
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Though honestly, the sprint stages in the early days are pretty boring up until the last few KM's.
Wout lost it by a YCH.
I like Sagan.
But he has nothing to bitch about.
Wout left him plenty of room.
Also, I do not remember a rest day so early in the TDF before.
I also miss SCOTTIE, in TDF threads and F1 threads.
Holy shit !!!!
And long time mt biker's, notice he and his team's stem/bar set up.
Anyone oldschool enough to have ridden with bullmoose bars ?
🤣😂🤣
Pit Row
Unload your bike and start climbing.
He attacked when the teams were unable to get their leadout guys together for their sprinters.
Thus leaving all of the GC guys at the front.
They weren't going to stop him.
Then his team shut the front of the field down.
I laughed my ass off at his snarky post race comment about, " not wanting to take any risks"
Then winking.
Referring to yesterday's finish with Sagan.
One of the better early flat tour stages in a long time.
Been watching him since his cyclocross days.
He's a beast.
The so knox urban wilderness trail system is a huge area of hand built singletrack of varying skill ranges.
My long time favorites are, the north boundary/black oak ridge area just west of oak ridge.
A 70/30 mix of gravel and singletrack
None of it flat.
Norris watershed north of Knoxville, 50/50 gravel and singletrack, again all climbing and descending.
Haw ridge, and loyston are two places with mostly rolling singletrack with haw having some serious climbing.
The Knoxville area is a mt bike mecca that few outsiders are aware of.
https://www.mtbproject.com/
Raccoon mt will hand you all of the climbing and descending you want.
Awesome trails.
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