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UAE fatigue edition

> Current and upcoming road races

16.02 - 22.02 UAE Tour 2.UWT
18.02 - 22.02 Vuelta a Andalucia Ruta Ciclista Del Sol 2.Pro
21.02 Classic Var 1.1
22.02 Tour des Alpes-Maritimes 1.1
22.02 Clasica de Almeria 1.Pro
22.02 - 01.03 Tour du Rwanda 2.1
25.02 - 01.03 Giro di Sardegna 2.1
28.02 Omloop Nieuwsblad 1.WWT
28.02 Omloop Nieuwsblad 1.UWT
28.02 Faun-Ardèche Classic 1.Pro
28.02 Visit South Aegean GP 1.1
01.03 Region on Dodecanese GP 1.1
01.03 Faun Drome Classic 1.Pro
01.03 Kuurne - Brussel - Kuurne 1.Pro
01.03 FENIX Omloop van het Hageland 1.1 WE
02.03 Beobank Samyn Ladies 1.1 WE
03.03 Ename Samyn Classic 1.1
04.03 Trofeo Laigueglia 1.Pro
06.03 - 08.03 Vuelta a Extremadura Femenina 2.1 WE
07.03 Strade Bianche Donne 1.WWT
07.03 Strade Bianche 1.UWT

> CX races

22.02 Internationale Sluitingsprijs Oostmalle C1

> Mecha-Rusbert's webm folders:

https://pastebin.com/Mx1GyU53 (embed)

> Bert van Koers' ciclismo quizzes:

https://www.sporcle.com/user/Bert_van_Koers/quizzes/

> Races info:

https://www.procyclingstats.com/
https://firstcycling.com/

> CX races info

https://cyclocross24.com/
https://cx.procyclingstats.com/

> Free streams:

https://cyclingtiz.live/
https://dlhd.dad/

> Velodrama league code:

51196855

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 >>/65936/
Very finishy team Bertele, I think there just too many good climbers who will run amok that your Aulars and Arambarus and probably Laportes will hold but we shall see.
 >>/65935/
That's what I thought as the worst case scenario too. Still would readjust IZAGIRRE in if the teams were open.

And what's up with MAŁECKI, this guy had a heart condition and was supposed to quit racing. Are these cardiovascular issues now a pill, some good blood juice and a good night sleep to shoo away?

 >>/65937/
Very crafty Bernd, you're on a roll.
 >>/65938/
Nobody is buying this retard's stock, unless he wins, fools everyone again 
next time and goes back to his retarded self. Plus one mediocre incident and he is kicked out.










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 >>/65947/
I saw journo claims that he was riding for Uno x in 2020 but he's no listed anywhere on PCS so I doubt them. 
Regardless he can't pick that up that's why guys like Osborne are riding gravel/zwift despite ftp well over 6 w/kg


































































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Awww fuck fuck fuck, I fucking knew it but started to listen to you guys and replaced Dopo with Remco plus some adjoostments.
My instincts are so nice, toot toot, just not the confidence yet.






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picks RUTA DEL SOL

23 	Tim Wellens
22 	Benoît Cosnefroy
20 	Thomas Pidcock
17 	Romain Grégoire
16 	Julius Johansen
16 	Alex Aranburu
13 	Aleksandr Vlasov
13 	Orluis Aular
12 	Kamil Małecki
11 	Christophe Laporte
10 	Jan Christen
8 	Loe Van Belle
8 	Iván Romeo
7 	Jorge Arcas
5 	Quinten Hermans
5 	Domen Novak
4 	Milan Fretin
4 	Paul Penhoët
3 	Filippo Fiorelli
3 	Haimar Etxeberria
3 	Gotzon Martín
3 	Axel Zingle
3 	Josh Burnett
3 	Matteo Ambrosini
3 	Pavel Sivakov
2 	Marcin Budziński
2 	Iker Gómez
2 	Valentin Madouas
2 	Mathieu Burgaudeau
2 	Hugo Scala Jr
2 	Adrien Boichis
2 	Jefferson Alveiro Cepeda
2 	Samuel Flórez
2 	Sandy Dujardin
2 	Ander Okamika
2 	Jokin Murguialday
2 	Jon Agirre
2 	Fred Wright
2 	Joel Nicolau
2 	Javier Ibáñez
1 	Mikel Bizkarra
1 	Juan Pedro López
1 	Jonathan Klever Caicedo
1 	Piet Allegaert
1 	Johannes Kulset
1 	Ion Izagirre
1 	Jon Barrenetxea
1 	Dylan Vandenstorme
1 	Ellande Larronde
1 	AXEL VAN DER TUUK
1 	Iván Cobo
1 	Sven Erik Bystrøm
1 	Bastien Tronchon
1 	Maxime Decomble
1 	Andreas Leknessund
1 	Alessandro Fancellu
1 	Thomas Gachignard
1 	Lucas Towers
1 	ALESSANDRO VERRE
1 	Tom Crabbe
1 	Gari Ugarte
1 	Milan Vader
1 	William Smith


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picks ALGARVE

29 	Paul Seixas
19 	João Almeida
17 	Florian Lipowitz
17 	Kévin Vauquelin
13 	Daniel Felipe Martínez
11 	Jasper Philipsen
11 	Oscar Onley
9 	Filippo Ganna
9 	António Morgado
9 	Juan Ayuso
7 	Lennert Belmans
7 	Jakub Otruba
6 	Paul Magnier
6 	Tobias Bayer
6 	Koen Bouwman
5 	Brandon McNulty
5 	Noah Hobbs
5 	Héctor Álvarez
5 	Jarno Widar
4 	Darren Rafferty
4 	Huub Artz
4 	Stan Dewulf
4 	Pavel Bittner
3 	Jordi Meeus
3 	Santiago Mesa
3 	Thomas Gloag
2 	Johan Price-Pejtersen
2 	Joshua Giddings
2 	Cláudio Leal
2 	Dries De Pooter
2 	Rafael Reis
2 	Roland Thalmann
2 	Matteo Moschetti
2 	André Carvalho
2 	Luc Wirtgen
2 	Francisco Morais
2 	Marco Frigo
2 	Carson Miles
2 	Artem Nych
2 	Alexis Guerin
2 	Gonçalo Carvalho
2 	Liam Slock
2 	Fabio Christen
2 	Tim Torn Teutenberg
2 	Arnaud De Lie
2 	Matthew Riccitello
1 	Daniel Viegas
1 	Noah Campos
1 	Henri Uhlig
1 	Gianni Vermeersch
1 	Rafael Barbas
1 	Stefan Küng
1 	Yannis Voisard
1 	Edward Planckaert
1 	Iúri Leitão
1 	Iker Bonillo
1 	Max Poole
1 	Kasper Asgreen
1 	Cedric Beullens
1 	Andrea Vendrame
1 	Pedro Andrade
1 	Maximilian Schachmann
1 	Samuele Battistella
1 	Pascal Ackermann
1 	Kaden Groves
1 	Marco Haller
1 	João Martins
1 	German Nicolás Tivani
1 	David De La Cruz
1 	Tomas Contte
1 	Jakob Söderqvist
1 	Enzo Leijnse
1 	Lennard Kämna















































































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 >>/66100/
> Bernd realizing shit ain't as easy as it looks
I am now at year tree and finally I am reliably putting it together, still will get influenced by unintended psyops.
It just takes time to gauge how to look at rider characteristics with enough resolution and how to interpret noombers from PCS.
















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haven't paid much attention to the olympics the last couple of days, apparently it's still going on. short track is about to start.
meanwhile Czech Republicans blew it really hard today in ice hockey.




















































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> Under cover of anonymity, the speeches are much less weighed up. "It's an absolute shame," said a team boss. How am I going to approach sponsors and tell them that there is no more doping when we see this? It's rude. The Italian team is more and more sulphurous. Already, his Olympics was depressing with the Italian Francesca Lollobrigida (two gold medals) who surprised everyone in the corners.

> Another member of the French team does not say anything else. "We all feel a little stupid," he squeaks. Let them do a hold up in the Team Pursuit, why not. But they do not have the decency to hide a little the next day. There is a sense of impunity reminiscent of the dirty 2000s. But obviously, as long as you don't have proof, you keep quiet...

So anyway, we know the deal. Next: 1500m (M). VINDERBUD:

> * * * * *
Jordan STOLZ (USA)
> * * * *
Peder KONGSHAUG (NOR), NING Zhongyan (CHN)
> * * *
Kjeld NUIS (NED), Joep WENNEMARS (NED), Sander EITREM (NOR), Daniele DI STEFANO (ITA)
> * *
Metodej JILEK (CZE), Vladimir SEMIRUNNIY (POL), LIU Hanbin (CHN), Tijmen SNEL (NED), Taiyo NONOMURA (JAP), Kazuya YAMADA (JAP), KIM Min-Seok (KOR), Finn SONNEKALB (GER), Didrik Eng STRAND (NOR)
> *
Alexander FARTHOFER (AUT), Gabriel ODOR (AUT), CHUNG Jae-Won (KOR), Mathias VOSTÉ (BEL), Moritz KLEIN (GER), Hendrik DOMBEK (GER), Casey DAWSON (USA), David LA RUE (CAN), Daniel HALL (CAN), Valentin THIEBAULT (FRA), Motonaga ARITO (JAP), Marten LIIV (EST), Livio WENGER (SUI), Emery LEHMAN (USA)



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Finnberts, how can we stop winning? First two dominant bronze medals in nordic combined, then good efforts in biathlon and cross country skiing. Now we beat the suisseberts in ice hockey while bertaczech is in the mud. Today we will win another medal in nordic combined, most likely another bronze, and I am confident in our ability to win a bronze in hockey as well. Dare I say, this season we will also break out in cycling and Miko Pirinen and Kasper Borremans will win a cheeky podium in some kermiskoers.




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 >>/66176/
Poor sports culture in general compared to Norge these days, the number of youth doing any sports whatsoever is miniscule compared to Norway where every kid does sports for fun. Add the fact that most talented kids choose ice hockey and football and floorball, not endurance sports. So the talent pool for good xc skiers is very small these days. Oh, and most Finns live in the South where usually the winters are abysmal these days (this year has been a nice exception).





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I have
> Hunt wheels with Conti 5000
> Mavic wheels with gravel tyres (forma elipsoid, not pleasant to ride)
> the original Fulcrum racing wheel, but ONLY the front since I lent the rear one to a friend of mine after his exploded
Clearly the solution would be to get a new cheap rear winter wheel, demount the gravel tyres and mount the gravel tyres.
That explains why I haven't done it, I was just lazy.


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Well, that was a true Bertacek story if ever I saw one.
Originally I order the Mavic wheels as replacement for the OG gravel wheels that looked like pic related.
Then I ordered the Mavic wheels with Center Lock while I had 6bolt discs (or vice versa) so I had to return and reorder.
Then the wheels were not really true so I ordered a tension meter and you can guess how it went.


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Some mavic wheels come with some funky threadlocker nipples that are impossible to true. A few months ago I was helping a guy true 3 lose spokes on a mavic aksium rear wheel and we just couldn't do it, nipples with threadlocker and some corrosion makes for an immovable object. Cut and fully replaced all spokes after we destroyed the first one.
How do spokes with stuck nipples go loose in the first place is the other question



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I am thinking of that for 2027 season a lot
To use it as a primary bike with road tires, while enjoying easy gears on the most demanding rampas. With extra gravel wheels+tires as well ofcoursh.
And then turn me current canyon into a dedicated zwift bike.





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The last mayor of NYC signed an executive order as he was leaving restricting bike speed to 24 km/h in Central Park. This would effectively end amateur cycling in the park if enforced. 

New York Cycle Club (to whom I just made a generous donation in addition to me yearly dues) filed a lawsuit yesterday over the legality of this. 

What a nightmare. They better fix this by the time riding weather comes around.










































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> "I'm not someone who weighs my food," MVDP responds when asked if he follows a very strict diet. "But I've been doing this for so long now that I know what's good and bad for me. I also know what portions I should eat."

> It's especially important to avoid certain things, Van der Poel says. "I try to avoid alcohol during the season. Sometimes I have a glass of wine on Sunday evening, but I never drink too much during the season," he says. "I also avoid red meat. That really makes a difference. And I really try to eat early in the evening. That makes a big difference in how well I sleep."
> Van der Poel has more ways to improve his sleep quality (and thus his recovery). "Reading before bed helps me recover better and fall asleep faster. And before I crawl into bed, I always take magnesium," says the Alpecin-Premier Tech leader, who was also asked if the golf course is his favorite place to recover during a rest day. He didn't have to think long about the answer: “That's right!”







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I don’t agree with the red meat thing, on the contrary it makes me feel so good both digestion wise, mental wise and strength wise but to each their own I guess. 

But the eating early is so important. 
I recently started eating at 19h00 ( I sleep at like 00:30-01:00 and it makes my sleep so good. 
Obviously don’t snack in between. Your last bite of food shall be taken 5 hours or so before sleep. Try it Bert it’s awesome


























































































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Looks like a good day ao Algarve for """sport""" not watcher, again Bergerburt, again Kurwabert, for once for Malawibernd, don't know if we have Lennergybernd here, he did fine, Patjebert also gud.
Not very gud Rusbert who really didn't put it together after the hot start, Autismbert will also not be very (You)ie today.























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 >>/66356/
ah I see, ramp mode sadly doesn't work if using g*rmin head unit to control "smart" rape machine directly but adding another layer usually solves it
I myself have been mostly free riding the eggs last couple of weeks, feelsgoodman







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Give us more MSR kino hopefully.
Rhe guy could've gotten more out of his career going on the attack every now and then, I feel like he starts many races with little or no intention to do anything. That was okay when you would default win every TT but now that he has actual competition it kinda makes him look like a kwab








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I am looking at the selection of super cheap rims since I really want something I will only use couple of times a year during this shitty state of roads. And the selection of cheap rims at least in me faking country is so abysmal. If it's not carbon, it's not being sold. Only one vendor has something resembling a selection and it's either Mavic or Fulcrum. The cheapest option is about $200 for a rear wheel. Riding a mixed brand rims would be silly though.
Whatever.






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 >>/66372/
Like the others mentioned, you ordered your bike from Deutschland, might as well have a look at the wheel sections at bike24, bike-components or bike-discount. If you trust rcz from luxemburg not spamming your spam folder and leaking your credit card number to the dark net, have a look at their daily newsletter for super cheap surplus bike parts. 
DT Swiss wheels of the 1600 series, ususally the road bike PR1600 and CX can be found on sale regurarly and those hubs are serviceable. Just don't buy them for the regular price.





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cheap alu disc wheels kinda disappeared in the last couple years, a lot of bikes come stock with some dt swiss set that's often sold for like 150€ used you could get that although not really much cheaper innit 
but yeah even component companies abandoned the low end market as much as they possibly could













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 >>/66390/
Looks like the tires need an overinflation to bang into place. Happens to me all the time.
Even bought me that chinesium portable air pump to not go to a shop to hook me up with a compressor or force it via hand pump.





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Alright, another Vinderbud or something. 1500m (f). Femkegod in the first race so get ready at 16:30!!!

> * * * * *
Miho TAKAGI (JAP)
> * * * *
> Femke KOK (NED), Antoinette RIJPMA-DE JONG (NED)
> * * *
Ragne WIKLUND (NOR), Brittany BOWE (USA), Nadezhda MOROZOVA (KAZ), Francesca LOLLOBRIGIDA (DOP)
> * *
Marijke GROENEWOUD (NED), HAN Mei (CHN), Ivanie BLONDIN (CAN), Valerie MALTAIS (CAN), Kaitlyn MCGREGOR (SUI), Nikola ZDRÁHALOVÁ (CZE), Ayano SATO (JAP), Elizaveta GOLUBEVA (KAZ)
> *
Isabelle VAN ELST (BEL), Momoka HORIKAWA (JAP), Beatrice LAMARCHE (CAN), YIN Qi (CHN), Natalia CZERWONKA (POL), Jeannine ROSNER (AUT), Lea-Sophie SCHOLZ (GER), LIM Leewon (KOR), PARK Ji-Woo (KOR), LI Jiaxuan (CHN), Ellia SMEDING (GBR), Aurora Grinden LOVAS (NOR), Greta MYERS (USA), Arina ILYACHSHENKO (KAZ)



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> Takagi 1.95
> F*mcock 2.1
> Ripme-De Jong 9
> Wiklund 11
> Lollobrigida 15
> Groenewould 34
> Morozova 51
> Bowie 81
> Han 101
> Blonding 101
> Zdrahalova 101
> McGregor 126
> Golubeva 151
...
> Li 201
> Qi 301
> Wo 501
> Sablikova N/A




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nope once they go out of true they are fucked for good, had to throw away one of my 1050g lightcarbon wheelsets in November last year, shit sucks
thankfully I had 3 more good carbon wheelsets over or else I would've been in a pickle



































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Andalucia route is so boring,no key points to attack. UAE has a star stuffed line up but they hate each other so nobody lights the race up.
Romeo deserves the win for his all or nothing attack



















































































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 >>/66523/
it's grim but tall people get cucked big time by the UCI bike fit regulations, if ganna and tarling were allowed to ride like 5 cm more reach or so I'm certain things would look different and ganna could be able to bridge the gap to remco

























































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You also don't know what you get outside of favorites, that's why you pay the premium. Pogicaca is not the most efficient pick points_won/bux_paid outside of GTs but he is a guarantee of coursh.
You're getting less and less of that the further down the picking order you get and the more you saturate your team with GC riders the more diminishing returns kick in.
It is at the 5-6th of GC guys (who are non-trivial to pick) who become interchangeable with 1-2 sprinters if there are enough sprints (who are trivial to pick) - no citation or formula for that, just eyeballing it.

Of course then it is goombling essence so risks, decisions and stinky compromises.

And I'm not moving much higher in overall GC, you still may win it, Tismbert is not far off, /pinot/ as well and Hessmanbert who now only does what Axelgaard says kek.
Hope to keep the top 10, great job bertsh.











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> Kragh Andersen crashed in the first stage of the Tour de la Provence, landing on the verge. The motorcyclist following him didn't wait or report the crash, Norsgaard explained. His account doesn't clarify whether the motorcyclist saw Kragh Andersen.

> The classics specialist's fall also went unnoticed in the peloton, leading him to conclude that no one was likely to spot him. The Dane eventually managed to right himself against the guardrail, allowing a team car to see him on the side of the road. According to Norsgaard, Mads Pedersen, who crashed in the first stage of the Tour of Valencia, also lay unnoticed on the side of the road while unable to reach his team radio.

we have learned nothing








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GPS tracking, the thing they've been meandering about since that Swiss girl laid dying in some forest for over an hour.
> tracker's not moving, radio the team car asking if he swapped bike or if they can reach him, no? okay someone go check the area the tracker is in to see if he's lying in some ditch unconscious

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> On his previous arrival at the summit on Tuesday, Evenepoel had slept poorly due to an air conditioning problem. Today, he'll be fresh at the start.

> "Although the alarm did go off at 3 a.m. in the room, but that was the case for everyone, so it wasn't a problem," laughs our compatriot.

excuse set, he will DNF today

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> On a personal level, it's a special time for Evenepoel. His wife Oumi and her family are observing Ramadan.

> "For me, that's impossible under these circumstances, with the sport and the heat. But there's definitely an emotional significance," Evenepoel concludes before the final climbing exam of the week.

this guy really is fucked up, I didn't think he was this far gone





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> I don't think something as simple as a GPS tracker should be just for the rich teams
Me neither but if it's an easy and effective solution that could save your big investment like Fats P wouldn't the big boys already have done it on their own? Not saying UCI shouldn't implement it but riders think they are too slow they could ask their own team administration for it.























































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> does some big show off attack halfway through the climb instead of his usual diesel tactic
> blows up 1km later
pogacar lives rent free in his head so much he never rides to his strength anymore


















































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So anyway, after some dopage it is time for dopage. Mass Start (F) and (M). The ratings are not going to match up with the odds but I don't give a FUCK, you just KNOW the disgusting doped Italians are going all out one more time. VINDERBUDS:

> * * * * *
Francesca LOLLOBRIGIDA (DOP)
> * * * *
Marijke GROENEWOUD (NED), Ivanie BLONDIN (CAN)
> * * *
Valerie MALTAIS (CAN), PARK Ji-Woo (KOR), Mia MANGANELLO (USA), Bente KERKHOFF (NED), Sandrine TAS (BEL)
> * *
Ayano SATO (JAP), Kaitlyn MCGREGOR (SUI), YANG Binyu (CHN), Josie HOFFMANN (GER), Josephine SCHLÖRB (GER), Ramona HÄRDI (SUI), Elizaveta GOLUBEVA (KAZ), Maryna ZUEVA (AIN), Anastasiia SEMENOVA (AIN) 
> *
Momoka HORIKAWA (JAP), Fran VANHOUTTE (BEL), Jeannine ROSNER (AUT), Aurora Grinden LOVAS (NOR), LIM Leewon (KOR), Natalia CZERWONKA (POL), Greta MYERS (USA), Violette BRAUN (FRA), Anna MOLNAR (AUT), Ahenaer ADAKE (CHN), Nikola ZDRAHALOVA (CZE)

______

> * * * * *
Andrea GIOVANNINI (DOP)
> * * * *
Jordan STOLZ (USA), Bart SWINGS (BEL)
> * * *
Metodej JILEK (CZE), Vladimir SEMIRUNNIY (POL), Jorrit BERGSMA (NED), CHUNG Jaewon (KOR), Daniele DI STEFANO (DOP)
> * *
Livio WENGER (SUI), Timothy LOUBINEAUD (FRA), Mathieu BELLOIR (FRA), Felix MALY (GER), Gabriel ODOR (AUT), Stijn VAN DE BUNT (NED), Antoine GELINAS-BEAULIEU (CAN), KIM Min-Seok (HUN), Ethan CEPURAN (USA)
> *
Viktor Hald THORUP (DEN), Indra MEDARD (BEL), Shomu SASAKI (JAP), Sigurd Holbo DYRSET (NOR), Alexander FARTHOFER (AUT), LI Wenhao (CHN), Fridtjof PETZOLD (GER), CHO Seungmin (KOR), Didrik Eng STRAND (NOR), Daniel HALL (CAN), Motonaga ARITO (JAP), WU Yu (CHN)


This is the event closest to track cycling. There will be two semifinals, I think 8 from each will qualify for the final and then the best dopeur wins.

















































































































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> Evenepoel can be brief about that final climb. "AG2R attacked very quickly. That showed it was going to explode immediately. I just rode my pace and came back when it quieted down for a moment."

> Evenepoel himself briefly decided to attack. "That was a testing moment, but Tiberi responded immediately. If they give me a bit more freedom there, it might be a different race. That was the only moment I could do anything. After that, it was all about riding as hard as possible up the climb and limiting the damage more or less."

> "Ultimately, it's quite a big gap to Del Toro. It's not too bad compared to the rest. That's already a bit more positive than Wednesday. The feeling was better, and so were the values. I didn't explode like Wednesday. But it wasn't my best week. All in all, it was a good test to ride as fast as possible up here for 20 minutes."

< why didn't they just let me ride off

this guy is unbelievably deluded, when is ralph denk gonna stop him from giving interviews



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World's best tempo rider and also good at riding hills. But the big money is in grand tours so he will be spending a good deal of his career getting dropped on mountain stages and giving interviews full of bad excuses.

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> If they give me a bit more freedom there, it might be a different race.
literally BEGGING for peloton slurp
> That was the only moment I could do anything.
he is saying that he is too weak to overpower tier 2/3 gc riders. This guy gets 8 million euros per year or so.
> it was a good test to ride as fast as possible up here for 20 minutes.
THIS was a 20 minute benchmark for him? What's the verdict? Fitness = complete SHIT??
fuck this is bad, borabros I don't feel so good 
fuck this is bad































































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That ROMEO is a bit goncening but if he is better than you in Andalucia it may not be enough. Depends on what CHRISTEN a lot.

Aw lawd he is a memember of r/peloton and Ow Do Cycling leagues. Gotta do it bertman, tora tora tora!













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I can leave it to my boy Claude 4.5 but it will burn through me credits far too fast and I don't think it will be that faster when I need to go through it, understand the output and fix it. 
Need /cyc/ office to step up and sponsor me a local machine with dual 5090s and 256 RAM DDR7.


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stick to learning general things from claude, do the work yourself (but of course he already provided you with some tampermonkey scripts to scrape)
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should be enough for a start!
and then, some 16GB nvidia gpu might  come in handy for some rag experiments with vector dbs from the scraped data.




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On company tokens I let Claude do all the boilerplate and then adjoost, sometimes I do kick his shit out entirely.
Some retards at work just spam llm iterations until CI passes, don't look at all and then it turns out it found some breaking workaround kek.

I have a 3070 but it's 8MB and it is this 8MB short to be quick for efficient messing with rags and agents.

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Eats into me /cyc/ salary like dopeurs into gels and gummies.





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> spur.us: Spur IP Enrichment & Intelligence - Detect Residential Proxies, VPNs & Bots
> Spur transforms obfuscation into evidence, so you can stop threats hiding behind VPNs, proxies, and other anonymization infrastructure.
< mcl.io: Monocle CDN Network
< This domain serves resources for the Monocle, a critical security component that helps organizations detect anonymization risks in real time. Blocking this domain may disrupt your access to popular websites, prevent you from accessing your employers network, or otherwise disrupt your internet experience.
take notes this will be on the test



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Its over anyways.
What the whole website once stood for is long gone, the users that made it fun are also mostly gone.
Its a shadow of its former self, and i say this being someone who loved it for a very long time.

very few pockets of autist do retain some entertainment factor.
Krautchan is ded, Ylilauta is ded...






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