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02.08 - 06.08 China Xizang Trans-Himalaya 2.1
03.08 - 09.08 Tour de Pologne 2.UWT
04.08 - 08.08 Vuelta a Burgos 2.Pro
05.08 - 16.08 Volta a Portugal em Bicicleta 2.1
13.08 - 16.08 Arctic Race of Norway 2.Pro
13.08 - 16.08 Czech Tour 2.Pro
16.08 La Polynormande 1.1
16.08 ADAC Cyclassics 1.UWT
18.08 Egmont Cycling Race Women 1.1
18.08 - 21.08 Tour du Limousin-Périgord - Nouvelle Aquitaine 2.1
19.08 - 23.08 Renewi Tour 2.UWT
19.08 - 23.08 Lloyds Tour of Britain Women 2.WWT
19.08 - 23.08 Lidl Deutschland Tour 2.Pro
20.08 GP Lucien Van Impe 1.Pro WE
21.08 Konvert Kortrijk Koerse 1.1 WE
22.08 - 13.09 La Vuelta Ciclista a España 2.UWT
25.08 - 28.08 TPC en Nouvelle-Aquitaine 2.1
29.08 Classic Lorient Agglomération 1.WWT
30.08 Bretagne Classic - CIC 1.UWT
30.08 Philadelphia Cycling Class p/b AmeriGas 1.1
30.08 Philadelphia Cycling Class p/b AmeriGas 1.1 WE

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Previous thread:
 >>/109548/

> Yana Seel has stepped down as CEO of cycling team UAE Team L’IMAD, the women’s team of UAE Emirates, ahead of the Tour de France Femmes. Multiple sources have confirmed this to Wielerflits. Before the start of the second stage, the team was secretive about Seel’s absence.

where will /ourgirl/ end up now












 >>/110612/
because they still believe that they can win with their own rider in a sprint, panicking and closing the gaps without daring to gamble on having to make SDWorx work

most women barely do 1/3rd of the strengthwork Wiebes does so even if SDWorx is forced to ride i am pretty sure she still gaps them



















 >>/110636/
> where he hopes to be able to assert himself physically and psychologically to take the first step towards the second half of the season and to be present at Vuelta with ambitions, because he misses winning. But if it had been his own to decide, I'd rather be on the Tour de Burgos 

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 >>/110667/
hit a pothole, then the front derailleur refused to shift to the big ring + everytime my right pedal hit 12 o'clock there was a loud metallic noise, which ended up being the pedal scraping past the front derailleur (it took 20km to figure this out, thought it was the BB)

tried fiddling with the screws to adjust the position which semihelped as it fixed the scraping but FD still refused to shift up, tried adding a link to see if it would go but that didn't fix it either

brought the bike to my LBS, who pretty much said i needed a new FD since i nuked it by scraping past it so many times - good thing i've got other bikes for now











































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23 	Paul Magnier
18 	Finn Fisher-Black
16 	Magnus Sheffield
15 	Jan Christen
14 	João Almeida
14 	Adrien Boichis
14 	Louis Barré
13 	Iván Romeo
12 	Jonathan Milan
10 	Christian Scaroni
10 	Frits Biesterbos
7 	Alec Segaert
7 	Jordi Meeus
7 	Senna Remijn
6 	Wilco Kelderman
6 	Aleksandr Vlasov
5 	Santiago Buitrago
5 	Noah Hobbs
4 	Bart Lemmen
3 	Paul Lapeira
3 	Alberto Bettiol
3 	Jardi Christiaan Van Der Lee
2 	Matevž Govekar
2 	Cedric Beullens
2 	Andrea Vendrame
2 	Enzo Paleni
2 	Frederik Frison
2 	Sam Welsford
2 	Rune Herregodts
2 	Marco Brenner
2 	Tord Gudmestad
2 	Fabio Christen
2 	Benoît Cosnefroy
2 	Matteo Sobrero
2 	Filip Gruszczynski
2 	Norbert Banaszek
2 	Callum Thornley
2 	Diego Ulissi
2 	Andrea Bagioli
1 	Dries De Bondt
1 	Robert Donaldson
1 	Lorenzo Milesi
1 	Florian Sénéchal
1 	Anton Schiffer
1 	Mikkel Bjerg
1 	Tobiasz Pawlak
1 	Jacopo Mosca
1 	Marceli Bogusławski
1 	Ayco Bastiaens
1 	Will Barta
1 	Noa Isidore
1 	Victor Langellotti
1 	FREDRIK DVERSNES LAVIK
1 	Oded Kogut
1 	Pau Martí
1 	Samuel Watson
1 	Carlos Canal
1 	Matteo Malucelli
1 	Mark Donovan
1 	Brady Gilmore
1 	Stefan Bissegger
1 	Simon Dehairs
1 	Neilson Powless
1 	Juan Guillermo Martinez
1 	Oscar Chamberlain
1 	Gerben Thijssen
1 	Daniel Skerl
1 	Roman Ermakov
1 	Martin Urianstad Bugge

> 7=

3 Finn Fisher-Black Magnus Sheffield Jan Christen Adrien Boichis Louis Barré Jonathan Milan Frits Biesterbos
> Rim team
> Patje`s Angels
> /pinot/


2 Finn Fisher-Black Magnus Sheffield João Almeida Adrien Boichis Iván Romeo Frits Biesterbos Aleksandr Vlasov
> Lennergy Pharma
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 >>/110764/
Ive been in several discussions with local competition riders (who imo take themselves way too seriously) who act like stung like a bee when i bring up this question. The only answer ive heard from two annoying girls is 
> since we are athletes too, we know what it takes and its unfair to him (pog) to deminish all his training etc.




 >>/110771/
Also if it IS genetics, than what kind specifically... like he clears lactate faster or his vo2 max or something with his blood/lungs oxygen carrying capacity. And why did this apparently change so much in him over the last years? All kinds of interesting questions come out of this simple question: what is/could be the explanation?

 >>/110768/
well there just is no mainstream explanation or if people explain they say talent aka genetics and that's truly it either way but nobody knows which part of genetics that is which is what you're asking. Is it naturally way higher vo2max, way less lactic acid production or just stronger response to dope or something completely different. Nobody knows and there's no point in asking that question anymore so nobody in the media does either.











 >>/110773/
> Nobody knows
Is also interesting. Maybe pog himself and UAE dont know either. Which could mean we dont understand a very fundamental thing about our sport. Like for instance with Messi is hard to quantify, but not impossible, how his leg-movement-spacial awareness is top notch, better than most and equal to only very few if you only go by number of succesful passes for example. That is some sort of explanation. But with pog we dont even really have the direction in which to look, it seems.






























































































 >>/110775/
biology phd bert here, studies have tried to find alleles that improve athletic performance, but it's incredibly difficult because any given gene variant might be only found in a handful of athletes (or even just one), so you don't have the statistical power to make a significant finding; so, Tadej might have some allele that's just in his family that confers massive endurance capacity but because only he has it within the study pool, it won't pop out among all the other uncommon alleles that every individual has




 >>/110881/
> Your response that you cannot compare the transfers of Roglic, Kuss, and Piganzoli in any way with the impending transfer of Fabio Jakobsen is a bit of a simplistic view. There are more similarities than you think. Visma Lease a Bike is not the richest team, so they do not look for the most expensive riders. They look at how far they can take a rider with certain potential with their approach. Whether that is an unknown rider and promising talent, or a well-known rider who is (struggling) to return from injury. We can assume that they certainly base their assessment on the physical values ​​of the rider in question and work with those to get the best out of him. And no, this is not a guarantee of success, but it certainly deserves respect. You surely cannot deny that.

straight from the wielerflitsers themselves, sit yourself down chud fabby will win



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sunny 
in the morning I encountered a group of wild boars on the road that was scary, half a minute of standoff ensued until they decided I smell too bad or so. Commuting here is an adventure, in the morning it's nice and chill but half of the rides have random happenings and in the afternoon I either smash and/or fry like an egg in the pan




















> It was a step backwards": former French sports minister Marie-George Buffet admitted that her department had stopped unannounced doping tests on the French national team before the 1998 World Cup, after an initial test that caused an uproar,

Correct quote



























 >>/110928/
Nice! Did you do that 3-10min max effort yet to find your W'?
For me some SST on the TT bike, 15+20+15+20min with short recoveries. Legs are starting to feel quite good in the TT position finally. And the daughter started kindergarten yesterday so perhaps life stress will finally go down as well so I can start training properly.

























































































































 >>/111050/
yea sure but thats not normal. I think a guy like pog optimizes for power and not aero because side by side with remco you see he could be way lower but doesn't so he can pedal better.
But these guys are basically sitting only a bit lower than on a road bike so there's gotta be something going on imo























































26°C right at sunset after a very hot day feels a lot less comfy than 28°C in the sun mid day 2bqh. The oven heating everything up all day beats a mid tier strength sun in terms of discomfort - I was wondering about that some time ago and now I have certainty 
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La Vuelta Ciclista a Espana OFFICIAL GC /be/t

> Pogacar 1.11
> Almeida 13
> Roglic 15
> Lipowitz 15
> Gall 17
> Onley 17
> Mas Nicolau 21
> Skjelmose 29
> Nordhagen 34
> Uijtdebroeks 51
> Riccietello 51
> Tuckewell 67
> Landa 67
> Rodriguez Cano 67
> Vine 67
> Kuss 101
> Bisiaux 101
> Toilet 151
...
> Torres 201
> Tejada 401
> Widar 601
> Hirt 1001









































































 >>/111198/
those teams are necessary to filter fraud from non fraud though
I don't get what teams are going for these days, they'll all have academies and test riders at 13. Don't have a 450W FTP before your development is complete? sorry son sport ain't for you. Coming from another sport? you better have a vo2max of 95.














































































































Those Eurosport/TNT short interviews can be a bit boring and reptitive, but occasionally there's some great pieces of trivia in there. Watched an Almeida one that is almost a year old and I somehow had never seen it, and apparently his favourite teammate ever is Iljo Keisse of all people.














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I don't have the bald fraud's paper on whatever it was or maybe I do but I can't find it. I thought it had it saved under something that translates to the lies of a baldie.pdf but as it turns out that is a completely unrelated paper from someone else. What is it with bald people and lying? Anyways sorry I can't deliver







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Vuelta of Burgos Stage 2 OFFICIAL Fraud Gallery

> 12 VINE Jay +00:06
> 17 PELLIZZARI Giulio +00:13
> 29 TOILET Benoit ,,
> 33 QUINTANA Nairoman +00:27
> 36 NORDHAGEN Jurgen ,,
> 37 SIVAKOV Pavol ,,
> 41 TORRES Pablo +00:45
> 43 EULALIU Afonso +00:46
> 64 LANDA Mikel +01:50
> 66 GLOAG Thomas +01:59
> 117 BRENNAN Matthew +06:19
> 127 GAUDU David +06:49
> 142 DE PESTEL Sander +09:14
> 153 MAYRHOFER Mario +11:04 (Last)







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26 	Artem Nych
22 	Tiago Antunes
21 	Julius Johansen
15 	Adrià Pericas
13 	Rui Oliveira
10 	Ben Morin
10 	Tomas Contte
10 	Santiago Mesa
9 	Rafael Reis
8 	Henrique da Silva Avancini
8 	Fábio Costa
8 	Luca Giaimi
7 	Jesús David Peña
6 	Martín Rey
6 	Hugo Nunes
6 	Txomin Juaristi
6 	Louis Ferreira
6 	Mikel Bizkarra
6 	Alexis Guerin
5 	Carlos García Pierna
5 	Alex Hewes
5 	José Neves
5 	Hugo De La Calle
4 	Daniel Viegas
4 	Jokin Murguialday
4 	Finlay Tarling
3 	Abner González
3 	Jambaljamts Sainbayar
3 	David Domínguez
3 	Iker Bonillo
3 	André Carvalho
3 	Álvaro García
3 	Leangel Rubén Linarez
3 	João Matias
3 	André Ribeiro
3 	Lorenzo Quartucci
3 	Marcos Freire
3 	Afonso Silva
3 	Carlos Miguel Salgueiro
2 	Gabriel Sousa
2 	Alexandre Montez
2 	Adrián Bustamante
2 	Zac Marriage
2 	Filipe Francisco
2 	João Martins
2 	Emil Nymand Nielsen
2 	Rui Carvalho
2 	Itamar Einhorn
2 	Daniel Cavia
2 	Noah Campos
2 	Lucas Lopes
2 	Jesus Del Pino
2 	Pedro Figueiredo Leme
1 	Pedro Silva
1 	José Miguel Moreira
1 	Alvaro Navas
1 	Bruno Maceiras
1 	José Manuel Gutierrez
1 	Danny Van Der Tuuk
1 	Jaime Torres
1 	Diogo Narciso
1 	Enzo Leijnse
1 	Axel Van Der Tuuk
1 	Jade Rohde
1 	Patrick Welch
1 	Liam Flanagan
1 	Cláudio Leal
1 	Xabier Isasa
1 	Jordi López
1 	Rúben Rodrigues
1 	Rafael Barbas
1 	Gonçalo Carvalho
1 	Maksym Bilyi
1 	Rafael Sousa
1 	Pere Barcelo




 >>/111340/
> 5 José Neves
I was very close to picking this fellow, seemed pretty cheap for 10 coins after his strong showing in GP Internacional Torres Vedras - Trofeu Joaquim Agostinho. But then I couldn't decide between Antunes and Pena and kept both and ran out of coins. Thinking about it again maybe it would've been smarter to kick Pena out, 18 coins is pretty steep after all, and upgrade some of the 4p shitters to Neves and Contte or something.




















> Later in September, Pedersen hopes to race the World Championships in Canada alongside Vingegaard. "I hope we’ll get to enjoy having Jonas with us at the World Championships this year. I hope his collarbone heals well by the time we race the Worlds in September, so that I can compete in them together with him."
Surely this is happening hehehe































































































































czech'd the czech tour startlist and noticed that quick-step doesn't even have a Czech rider anymore in their team. Sverczek doesn't count. why not give Alberto Monti a contract to adhere to the long history of Italian and Czech riders in the team?











































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 >>/111524/
> 2.12.007 8.2.1 | Assault, intimidation, abuse, threats, insults, unseemly behaviour improper conduct (including pulling the jersey or saddle of another rider, blow with the helmet, knee, elbow, shoulder, foot or hand, urinating in public, etc.), or behaviour that is indecent or that endangers others - Between riders
> urinating in public - between riders


>  Neels greift sogar auf einen der ältesten Berufe im Radsport zurück, den des Masseurs. „Wir führen tatsächlich Massagen der Beckenbodenmuskulatur durch. Denn auch die Muskeln in dieser Zone müssen gelockert werden.“

YOU vill never massage half of the female peletons vagenes








 >>/111540/
Cool stuff bert. Looks like Milan has a one piece cockpit again where early on in the season he was riding with a two piece traditional setup.
I did a nice TT ride this morning, 6x13-14min for a total of around 80min of sweetspot at 340-350W. Legs have never felt this good on the TT bike so that's a plus, but I'm kind of disappointed in my speed, so I guess my position isn't as good as I hoped for. Need to get my head lower at least, feel like it's really sticking out ATM. 350W for around 45km/h on flat windless roads is quite bad power/aero on a TT bike.



 >>/111548/
Well I dunno really, I guess I am just looking at different watts/cda calculators online as well as some recent TT races here in Finland and what the winners/podium finishers had for speed and power (if visible on Strava). Like the most aero Finnish TT/track specialist, Severi Savukoski, has a functional CdA of under 0.20, he's crazy slippery, did a 10km TT in just over 12min with 365W power. In comparison, Matias Ahtosalo won the TT nationals with 410W for 36min, and his CdA can be calculated to be around 0.23. I don't quite have that 410-420W engine of top TT specialists, but I think around 380W for 40min is definitely doable for me. So to win the nationals with that power, I would need to get my CdA closer to 0.20. Right now it's probably around 0.23 when I'm really locked in (of course it will get worse when I fatigue etc). So needs a lot more practice, some velodrome testing of different positions and so on. Maybe if I get into the weeds of it I will fly to Britain and do some wind tunnel testing with Wattshop, it's a paypig discipline after all.














 >>/111550/
The age group time trial / triathlon scene is something else when it comes to paypiggery, of course you pay 10-20k for the best possible bike/cockpit/wheel setup but then there's the excessive testing with all other equipment, like buying 10 different 500€ helmets to be able to test which one is the absolute fastest for your position. Then my favourite is also custom made to measure skinsuits for a few thousand euros, the difference in speed versus a standard one is probably equivalent to 10-20W of power at the speed the top guys are going














 >>/111573/
Many people tend to like rye soup, with egsh - żurek, the not fancy but classic dinner combos of silesian dumplings-red cabbage-roulade or potatoes-mizeria(cucumber-cream-kefir salad)-minced meat patty/frikadelle.
Of course our take on the old schnitz, called kotlet schabowy.
These are safe to try for anyone, there are classics like bigos, golonka or cabbage rolls but not everyone will like them.






 >>/111583/
So like Brtek and his chicken "schnitzels". 
Forgot you're a grasseater, I think at least vegetarian spots are quite common, not like on every street but in every bigger town you'd find a good one.
A non-meat but non-vegan summer classic I love is potatoes-lettuce with cream and chives, eggs.
Now thinking for 30 seconds about, it is not going to be easy to get something vegan. Pierogi with cabbage and shrooms would be one thing, soups the other.

I had Zapiekanka (A zapiekanka is a toasted open-face sandwich made of a sliced baguette or other long roll of bread, topped with sautéed white mushrooms, cheese and sometimes other ingredients, such as ham. Served hot with ketchup, it has been a popular street food in Poland since the 1970s) in Krakau once. it was already overrun with tourists 16 years ago, I assume that didn't change for the better. 
also I met some Irish lads in the hostel and that Zapiekanker didn't stay in my stomach heh.


 >>/111581/
Very nice image report

Tudor must have the worst staff in the entire peloton. No team underperforms like them. They actually have a bunch of decent/good riders but they don't do shit there. Yeah, their top 2-3 most expensive riders are beyond washed (or hiding their power levels in her/she's case), but their squad depth is almost comparable to mid-tier WT teams and way beyond many shitter teams currently ahead of them in the 3-year ranking.






 >>/111585/
At least in Czechia the problem was (this was in 2023 during our honeymoon, might have changed) that every restaurant had at least one non-meat option but then it was always some form of cheese. Bigger cities are usually not a problem, but smaller towns, might be hard to find anything vegan.
> Pierogi with cabbage and shrooms 
This sounds really really tasty























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