GP de Plouay Women's World Cup ...... LIVE
by Jens on Aug 21, 2010 6:15 AM EDT
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We don't often get live women's racing but today we should be able to see the finale of the World Cup (unless the evil georestrictors strike but it worked fine last year.)
The race is 114,6 Km (6 laps of the circuit) . Read Monty's preview for the full info. As for the overall WC Marianne Vos is firmly in the driver's seat but Emma Johansson can grab the title with a win if Vos finishes 5:th or worse. Also in with a chance if they win are Van Vleuten, Becker and Verbeke but then Vos needs to finish out of the top 10. (H/t Pigeons for the calculations)
Probable starting time for live video at 15:20 CEST (09:20 AM US EDT, 23:20 AUS EST)
Look for links at , France TV , cyclingfans, and BVLS.
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I enjoyed the interview with Emma P in French, though ;)
This is still filler:
http://video-direct.france3.fr/player.php?id=892
But looks promising
by Sarah Connolly on Aug 21, 2010 9:09 AM EDT up reply actions
I think that's something the race organisers have set up
for interviews, behind the scenes stuff, etc. The France 3 link works fine
It'll be great if they do it again for 2010
This may already be my favourite race of the year!
by Sarah Connolly on Aug 21, 2010 9:15 AM EDT up reply actions
I've got this one
mms://direct.francetv.fr/regions/evt/ouest-rennes-direct.wsx?WMCache=0
That's a BEAUTIFUL group!
Is that Sharon Laws? Back from her broken collarbone!
by Sarah Connolly on Aug 21, 2010 9:33 AM EDT up reply actions
I THINK mystery Cervélo (Laws?) 12" behind the group, 20" from group to peloton
by Sarah Connolly on Aug 21, 2010 9:34 AM EDT up reply actions
If I didn't know Pooley was such a vicious attacker
I would feel sorry for her looking so tiny and struggling to hang on
I remember these endless interviews from last year
not the greatest when you don’t get the language.
not much better when you do
typing in english while catching bits of french and dutch / flemish is doing nothing for my sanity.
Now all we need is Vos taking a wrong turn somewhere
ending up behind the peloton. It can happen, right?
It happened to Bridie twice this season
that we know about…..
and remember Annemiek and Liesbet DV getting misirected in l’Aude?
;-)
by Sarah Connolly on Aug 21, 2010 9:45 AM EDT up reply actions
Emma P descending!
Go Emma/s!
1’10" on the peloton – that group is amazing!
Plus the might of Cervélo, HTC and Nederland Bloeit disrupting the chase, I imagine!
That's what the commentators said
in between interviewing amateurs from this morning’s race
are they taunting each other?
Badger, badger, badger, badger, badger, badger...
by TheFigurehead on Aug 21, 2010 9:54 AM EDT up reply actions
Boyarskaya
as per graphic
Pitel there too
(noe of those in my team, grrrr)
by Sarah Connolly on Aug 21, 2010 9:55 AM EDT up reply actions
Becker with Stevie and Boyarskaya!
says commentary
How did that happen?
Plus, are we sure it’s Becker? No German shirt….
when they lean over you can't see
the national stripes on those cervélo shirts
I much prefer the Swedish Red Sun approach!
by Sarah Connolly on Aug 21, 2010 10:04 AM EDT up reply actions
Just struck me
No french-women at the very top of the sport. Are they using the “two-speed peloton”-excuse here too?
I think the standard excuse is
Jeanie Longo is just too good, so no one else bothers!
by Sarah Connolly on Aug 21, 2010 10:07 AM EDT up reply actions
or rather Jeanie Longo still wins everything
because the infrastructure of women’s cycling in France is so rubbish it’s very difficult for anyone else to get anywhere
"I was just trying to keep warm" - Ian Stannard on finishing third in KBK
Although, Pauline Ferrier-Bruneau just won Junior Worlds...
…so give it 5-8 years and they’ll be back!
by Sarah Connolly on Aug 21, 2010 10:08 AM EDT up reply actions
Pauline Ferrand Prevot
and the older Christel Ferrier-Bruneau :)
Badger, badger, badger, badger, badger, badger...
by TheFigurehead on Aug 21, 2010 10:13 AM EDT up reply actions
They don't have any funding schemes
or even “funding schemes”, soft jobs or the like. Pitel hasn’t been too bad this season and they have a lot of hopes for Pauline Ferrier-Bruneau. But their current champ Melodie Lesueur just lost her job because the company couldn’t work round her racing schedule.
Pauline needs to discover an Italian grandmother
Or Dutch. Or Australian….
by Sarah Connolly on Aug 21, 2010 10:12 AM EDT up reply actions
I was just trying to include some Swedish.
Of course Vos will take this.
by blackswangreen on Aug 21, 2010 10:27 AM EDT up reply actions
Was that the super glamorous
Bimbo with the Chalk Board
Well looky here
this is a pleasant surprise (one software installation later).
"Good thing I never said out loud that I was pulling for France, before this all started." -Mark Blacknell
by Chris Fontecchio on Aug 21, 2010 10:20 AM EDT reply actions
I've just noticed all the stands set up behind the finish line
That’s a bit posh, isn’t it. The chap being interviewed now is talking about hosting a second round of the World Cup at Cholet next year, Cholet being pretty close to here. I wasn’t listening to the first part of the interview, sorry.
The big sticking point is getting TV coverage
if they can sort that out tnen they reckon they can get the money.
Funny how they have great races in France
but o fundig (although bags of cash for the track men…)
by Sarah Connolly on Aug 21, 2010 10:29 AM EDT up reply actions
Emma J not having any of it!
all together
by Sarah Connolly on Aug 21, 2010 10:35 AM EDT up reply actions
Becker (Cerv), Boyarskaya (Fenixs) Stevens (HTC)
by Sarah Connolly on Aug 21, 2010 10:38 AM EDT up reply actions
aka
3 riders I thought about putting in my team, but instead chose Laws and Cantele!
by Sarah Connolly on Aug 21, 2010 10:39 AM EDT up reply actions
I've got a Canadian
and a couple of French girls too
Apparently
there are more than 2,000 camper vans around Plouay this weekend
I missed this guy's name
but he was 4th in 1986
I love the size difference
I do’t think Marianne will get much shelter behind Emma!
by Sarah Connolly on Aug 21, 2010 10:43 AM EDT reply actions
ha
she’s like the Rujano of the women’s peloton.
"Good thing I never said out loud that I was pulling for France, before this all started." -Mark Blacknell
by Chris Fontecchio on Aug 21, 2010 10:46 AM EDT up reply actions
OK
who’s the sprinter here?
"Good thing I never said out loud that I was pulling for France, before this all started." -Mark Blacknell
by Chris Fontecchio on Aug 21, 2010 10:45 AM EDT reply actions
that
was ringing in my ears.
Hey, I turned it (back) on (kids!) and said “whoa, Pooley and Vos.” Progress!
"Good thing I never said out loud that I was pulling for France, before this all started." -Mark Blacknell
by Chris Fontecchio on Aug 21, 2010 10:47 AM EDT up reply actions
As the commentators said
115 pro victories to date. And still officially a young rider.
bet all the 22 year olds
breathe a sigh of relief she’s too old next year!
by Sarah Connolly on Aug 21, 2010 10:51 AM EDT up reply actions
good god
"Good thing I never said out loud that I was pulling for France, before this all started." -Mark Blacknell
by Chris Fontecchio on Aug 21, 2010 10:55 AM EDT up reply actions
front group = Vos/Arndt/Pooley/Johansson
by Sarah Connolly on Aug 21, 2010 10:48 AM EDT up reply actions
have 1’50" on Steves, Becker, Boyarskaya, 2’50" on peloton, 9k to go
by Sarah Connolly on Aug 21, 2010 10:48 AM EDT up reply actions
Four rider break
all different teams. Vos, Johanssen, Pooley and Arndt
"Good thing I never said out loud that I was pulling for France, before this all started." -Mark Blacknell
by Chris Fontecchio on Aug 21, 2010 10:48 AM EDT up reply actions
chasers
who would even bother? Are there any teams who could do anything and don’t have a rider there? Academic anyway, I suspect.
"Good thing I never said out loud that I was pulling for France, before this all started." -Mark Blacknell
by Chris Fontecchio on Aug 21, 2010 10:50 AM EDT up reply actions
ah, right
Verbeke!
"Good thing I never said out loud that I was pulling for France, before this all started." -Mark Blacknell
by Chris Fontecchio on Aug 21, 2010 10:51 AM EDT up reply actions
Olga Zab gave it a go
from Safi, but didn’t get anywhere
Nicole Cooke and team GB are anonymous as hell today
by Sarah Connolly on Aug 21, 2010 10:52 AM EDT up reply actions
Right, I'm back.
Have to start shutting the library up soon so hurry up girls!
Official Basque Editor (anointed by Chris, 13/8/10)
How many km?
I can’t make it out.
"Good thing I never said out loud that I was pulling for France, before this all started." -Mark Blacknell
by Chris Fontecchio on Aug 21, 2010 10:49 AM EDT reply actions
grazie
"Good thing I never said out loud that I was pulling for France, before this all started." -Mark Blacknell
by Chris Fontecchio on Aug 21, 2010 10:50 AM EDT up reply actions
Emma P
just can’t get away from them, can she?
by Sarah Connolly on Aug 21, 2010 10:50 AM EDT reply actions
is she desperately avoiding the sprint or what?
this is like a group with j-rod, tom boonen, cancellara and hushovd and pooley = j-rod ?
"Last time I had a broken chain nobody waited for me. I had to chase all the freaking way to the finish. It is race!!" Alexandre Perez
pretty much
I’m not sure which one’s Cancellara though!
"I was just trying to keep warm" - Ian Stannard on finishing third in KBK
Pooley's more the Cancellara figure
so to speak
the thought of Emma P even stood next to Cancellara makes me smile
"I was just trying to keep warm" - Ian Stannard on finishing third in KBK
I want to see a Cervélo team pic
with emma P next to Thor….
oh, oh, or a GB Olympic squad shot, with emma by Chris Hoy!
by Sarah Connolly on Aug 21, 2010 10:54 AM EDT up reply actions
This is the fifth pic if you google 'pooley hushovd'
But surely Emma isn’t that tiny.
Julian Dean’s kid is cute though.
I think the photographer had a fairly thankless task with that one
though I remember from school photos they used to put the short people on the ends.
"I was just trying to keep warm" - Ian Stannard on finishing third in KBK
Except she climbs better than Fab
(sorry gs!)
by Sarah Connolly on Aug 21, 2010 11:04 AM EDT up reply actions
laughing imagining them in the flashy white suit!
though i guess Bronzini could cary that off
by Sarah Connolly on Aug 21, 2010 10:53 AM EDT up reply actions
Vos
is she counting on keeping it together for the sprint? Or is she capable of jumping anyway?
"Good thing I never said out loud that I was pulling for France, before this all started." -Mark Blacknell
by Chris Fontecchio on Aug 21, 2010 10:51 AM EDT reply actions
No
only if Becker and Evie catch and overtake!
by Sarah Connolly on Aug 21, 2010 10:52 AM EDT up reply actions
French squirrels
are armed?
"Good thing I never said out loud that I was pulling for France, before this all started." -Mark Blacknell
by Chris Fontecchio on Aug 21, 2010 10:54 AM EDT up reply actions
No marmottes in this bit of France so they'll have to do
Official Basque Editor (anointed by Chris, 13/8/10)
this
is fucking awesome
"Good thing I never said out loud that I was pulling for France, before this all started." -Mark Blacknell
by Chris Fontecchio on Aug 21, 2010 10:56 AM EDT up reply actions
and j-rod drops cance
"Last time I had a broken chain nobody waited for me. I had to chase all the freaking way to the finish. It is race!!" Alexandre Perez
Vos in trouble?
Looking for help
"Good thing I never said out loud that I was pulling for France, before this all started." -Mark Blacknell
by Chris Fontecchio on Aug 21, 2010 10:55 AM EDT reply actions
Marianne suffering!
I know emma’s small, but she’s vanished!
by Sarah Connolly on Aug 21, 2010 10:55 AM EDT reply actions
three chasers together again
game on!
"Good thing I never said out loud that I was pulling for France, before this all started." -Mark Blacknell
by Chris Fontecchio on Aug 21, 2010 10:56 AM EDT reply actions
22"!!!
"Good thing I never said out loud that I was pulling for France, before this all started." -Mark Blacknell
by Chris Fontecchio on Aug 21, 2010 10:56 AM EDT reply actions
is this the same route for tomorrow?
"Last time I had a broken chain nobody waited for me. I had to chase all the freaking way to the finish. It is race!!" Alexandre Perez
interesting
"Last time I had a broken chain nobody waited for me. I had to chase all the freaking way to the finish. It is race!!" Alexandre Perez
Wow. impressive by Pooley. No way she'll lose this now.
by blackswangreen on Aug 21, 2010 10:57 AM EDT reply actions
Premature!
But the chasers will have to seriously cooperate.
"Good thing I never said out loud that I was pulling for France, before this all started." -Mark Blacknell
by Chris Fontecchio on Aug 21, 2010 10:57 AM EDT up reply actions
Oh hell, missed the attack due to someone wanting to borrow a book!
A book! In a library!
Official Basque Editor (anointed by Chris, 13/8/10)
don't you have computers
to help them? Or were they all switched to bike racing?
"Good thing I never said out loud that I was pulling for France, before this all started." -Mark Blacknell
by Chris Fontecchio on Aug 21, 2010 10:58 AM EDT up reply actions
We haven't yet moved into the world of self issue.
Many of them, seeing as they can’t work the photocopier, wouldn’t be able to cope with that.
Official Basque Editor (anointed by Chris, 13/8/10)
30"!!
Close to over, but…
"Good thing I never said out loud that I was pulling for France, before this all started." -Mark Blacknell
by Chris Fontecchio on Aug 21, 2010 10:58 AM EDT reply actions
31" and holding
I think it’s over.
"Good thing I never said out loud that I was pulling for France, before this all started." -Mark Blacknell
by Chris Fontecchio on Aug 21, 2010 10:59 AM EDT reply actions
wantig Vos to do all the work
so they can go for 2nd?
by Sarah Connolly on Aug 21, 2010 11:00 AM EDT up reply actions
40"
done and dusted! GREAT win!!
"Good thing I never said out loud that I was pulling for France, before this all started." -Mark Blacknell
by Chris Fontecchio on Aug 21, 2010 10:59 AM EDT reply actions
chase over
playing games for second.
"Good thing I never said out loud that I was pulling for France, before this all started." -Mark Blacknell
by Chris Fontecchio on Aug 21, 2010 11:00 AM EDT reply actions
If you don't like this win
you don’t like cycling. Wonderful tactics.
"Good thing I never said out loud that I was pulling for France, before this all started." -Mark Blacknell
by Chris Fontecchio on Aug 21, 2010 11:01 AM EDT reply actions
That was all a bit Fabian
time to sign autographs before the others get in!
by Sarah Connolly on Aug 21, 2010 11:01 AM EDT reply actions
as Monty said above
"Good thing I never said out loud that I was pulling for France, before this all started." -Mark Blacknell
by Chris Fontecchio on Aug 21, 2010 11:02 AM EDT up reply actions
I love the way
that she didn’t even ease up or stop pedalling until she crossed the line
final
1. Pooley
2. Vos
3. too close to call
"Good thing I never said out loud that I was pulling for France, before this all started." -Mark Blacknell
by Chris Fontecchio on Aug 21, 2010 11:02 AM EDT reply actions
OK
now I have to go hurt myself on the bike or my cyclocross season isn’t happening. Thanks all, that was fantastic!
"Good thing I never said out loud that I was pulling for France, before this all started." -Mark Blacknell
by Chris Fontecchio on Aug 21, 2010 11:03 AM EDT reply actions
Right, who speaks French
for translating any post-race interviews?
by Sarah Connolly on Aug 21, 2010 11:04 AM EDT reply actions
last year Pooley did it in very quick, very fluent French
if she speaks really really slowly I might have half a chance.
"I was just trying to keep warm" - Ian Stannard on finishing third in KBK
she's fluent in 3 languages
apart form English, I’m told
by Sarah Connolly on Aug 21, 2010 11:07 AM EDT up reply actions
I remember watching her French interviews last year
she started off nice and slowly, but got more and more into the swing of it over the year
I used to hate it
when my mum did that face washing thing to me in public
same podium as last year& in the same order
correctly notes the commentator… now trying to spot the first French rider home
"I was just trying to keep warm" - Ian Stannard on finishing third in KBK
hey, it's no diss
to say Emma P’s a better climber than someone!
;-P
by Sarah Connolly on Aug 21, 2010 11:11 AM EDT up reply actions
LESS GOOD!
I’m not saying, eg, Cav can climb better!
by Sarah Connolly on Aug 21, 2010 11:12 AM EDT up reply actions
No worries, I'm just messing with ya. Of course Pooley's better.
Time to stretch the legs now. Gonna go for a run. Adios amigos!
Erinne Willock and Olga Zabelinskaya lead the bunch in
I think I picked both of them over at Cycling Fever
You picked Willock?
Damn, you’re GOOD!
by Sarah Connolly on Aug 21, 2010 11:32 AM EDT up reply actions
I choose so many outsiders
that occasionally I fluke one of them
I'm still grateful to you for the pick of Olga Z in the Giro game....
by Sarah Connolly on Aug 21, 2010 11:35 AM EDT up reply actions
I'd been picking her all season
and zilch. I was starting to think that Trofeo Binda was a fluke result for her.
I've also got
Chantal Blaak, Christel Ferrier Bruneau and Cherise Taylor
I am laying bets you did better than me!
by Sarah Connolly on Aug 21, 2010 11:43 AM EDT up reply actions
and..
Dont get to see hardly any women’s cycling coverage ever, so you have to get it while you can! but now I should really go to sleep..hopefully when I wake up, the country’s got it right….?? please!!
I like bikes!!!
Bec*
I know the feeling re coverage
of both!
and I’ll be the same come Geelong!
by Sarah Connolly on Aug 21, 2010 12:01 PM EDT up reply actions
i was hoping to break into the top 10….but I only got 6 this round..don’t think it will be enough..
I like bikes!!!
Bec*
Isn't it some horrible hour in the morning for you, Bec?
That’s dedication!
by Sarah Connolly on Aug 21, 2010 11:44 AM EDT up reply actions
You were 4th!!
Monty 13th…. I had a shocker!
by Sarah Connolly on Aug 21, 2010 12:43 PM EDT up reply actions
Emma's out of practice speakign French
She knew she had to attack ‘cos she can’t sprint, held herself back to make it harder for the others to mark them, and saved her energy
It's nice to have a crowd here
She hopes to be back next year. Looking forward to the Olympics. That’s it. The commentators are impressed by her French
she got better at it once she warmed up
(You seem to be about 10s ahead of me which spared me actually having to attempt to translate!)
"I was just trying to keep warm" - Ian Stannard on finishing third in KBK
I don't think I missed anything important
She spoke about attacking for the first time round the back of the course, getting caught by Vos who didn’t want to work, but we all saw that
yeah, I got that
& that she was a little bit worried because of the size of the group
"I was just trying to keep warm" - Ian Stannard on finishing third in KBK
For allergic-to-the-peloton-Emma
3 is too big a group!
by Sarah Connolly on Aug 21, 2010 11:18 AM EDT up reply actions
There's fluent French, and then there's fluent French.
I thought I could speak a bit of French myself, but Pooley is really quite good.
by blackswangreen on Aug 21, 2010 11:13 AM EDT reply actions
She had a couple of those moments
when you set off to say somethiing, but realise half way through that 1) you don’t know the word for what you want to say and 2) you’ve committed yourself to saying it that way and there’s no easy way out. I know the feeling very much.
I liked the hand gestures
instead of words, for describing what the peloton did!
by Sarah Connolly on Aug 21, 2010 11:49 AM EDT up reply actions
yep & really fun to watch
Well done to Plouay & French tv for sorting it out.
"I was just trying to keep warm" - Ian Stannard on finishing third in KBK
I don't think that one arm in each direction finish-salute
was in CozyBeehives excellent catalog before
er... not sure I thought it looked liked that
but still, it’s not like she can be surprised to win anymore
"I was just trying to keep warm" - Ian Stannard on finishing third in KBK
When she won Fleche Wallone
she hadn’t realised she was so far ahead, so had minimal salute. I think she gets into ITT mode, and it doesn’t occur to her to do aythig but keep riding right up to the line
by Sarah Connolly on Aug 21, 2010 11:23 AM EDT up reply actions
Wnoever said that women's cycling doesn't have decent rivalries,
the Lance / Pistolero sort of thing, obviously doesn’t read WalesOnline: NICOLE COOKE and Emma Pooley are set for a grudge rematch following their astonishing spat at cycling’s women’s British Road Race Championships. Bring on the Worlds, I say.
surprising, given it's Wales
that they seem to be pro-Pooley in the article
(although I think it’s a fair assessment… it’s be fascinating to see who gets into the Olympic teams – Nicole & Sarah Storey want in on the TP, as well as Romero, Houghenagel and Rowsell (assuming Armitstead is omnium only) – Nicole, Sarah and Rebecca want a shot at the road ITT, while Emma is silver medallist….. that TT comp should be fun!)
by Sarah Connolly on Aug 21, 2010 1:03 PM EDT up reply actions
"English rose Pooley"??
must be written by an interloper ;-)
"I was just trying to keep warm" - Ian Stannard on finishing third in KBK
It's like journalism cliche bingo
sensationally fell out….
the gold medal going home …..
her glittering career …..
She is pondering whether to …..
Final scores
Top 20 for WC points
1. Emma POOLEY (GBR) Cervélo, 03:12:37
2. Marianne VOS (NED) Nederland Bloeit, + 00:01:14
3. Emma JOHANSSON (SWE) RedSun, 00:01:14
4. Judith ARNDT (GER) HTC-Columbia, 00:01:14
5. Evelyn STEVENS (USA) HTC-Columbia, 00:02:35
6. Charlotte BECKER (GER) Cervélo, 00:03:33
7. Natalia BOYARSKAYA (RUS) Fenixs, 00:03:37
8. Erinne WILLOCK (CAN), Canada, 00:05:49
9. Olga ZABELINSKAYA (RUS) Safi Pasta, 00:05:49
10. Rasa LELEIVYTE (LTU) Safi Pasta, 00:05:57
11. Chantal BLAAK (NED) Netherlands, 00:05:57
12. Martine BRAS (NED) Netherlands, 00:05:57
13. Christel FERRIER-BRUNEAU (FRA) Futuroscope, 00:05:57
14. Andrea BOSMAN (NED) Netherlands, 00:05:57
15. Sophie CREUX (FRA) ESGL, 00:05:57
16. Lucinda BRAND (NED) Netherlands, 00:05:57
17. Grete TREIER (EST) Michela Fanini, 00:05:57
18. Anne SAMPLONIUS (CAN) Canada, 00:05:57
19. Catherine WILLIAMSON (GBR) Team GB, 00:05:57
20. Svetlana BOUBNENKOVA (RUS) Fenixs, 00:05:57
And final World cup classification
1. Marianne VOS (NED) Nederland Bloeit, 270 points
2. Emma JOHANSSON (SWE) RedSun, 209
3. Kirsten WILD (NED) Cervélo, 202
4. Charlotte BECKER (GER) Cervélo, 182
5. Judith ARNDT (GER) HTC-Columbia, 161
6. Annemiek VAN VLEUTEN (NED) Nederland Bloeit, 160
7. Grace VERBEKE (BEL) Lotto, 158
8. Emma POOLEY (GBR) Cervélo, 157
9. Adrie VISSER (NED) HTC-Columbia, 137
10. Nicole COOKE (GBR) Team GB, 112
And perhaps not surprisingly at all, the team competition:
1. CERVELO TEST TEAM, 677
2. HTC COLUMBIA WOMEN, 613
3. NEDERLAND BLOEIT, 488
4. REDSUN CYCLING TEAM, 273
5. LOTTO LADIES TEAM, 200
6. LEONTIEN.NL, 178
7. GREAT BRITAIN, 175
8. AUSTRALIA, 159
9. GAUSS RDZ ORMU, 125
10. NETHERLANDS, 123
(although nb half Ned Bloeit and Leontien.nl rode for Netherlands in round 1 – and I think this round Netherlands was mostly Leontien.nl)
by Sarah Connolly on Aug 21, 2010 1:28 PM EDT up reply actions
Emma gets her revenge
for being pipped to second place by Kirsten in the final race last year
Typical Emma P quote
Pooley becomes the first woman to win in Plouay two years in a row, but she didn’t want to take this race as an indication for the Worlds in Australia in October. "Last year I won here and I was shit at the Worlds," she said with a big laugh.
from Cycling News
seems like from that report
and the photos that there were lots of great breakaway attempts before the final 4 had a go
by Sarah Connolly on Aug 21, 2010 4:04 PM EDT up reply actions
Oh, could this article move to "Women's cycling"?
Just so it’s more findable in the future? Would that be possible/ok?
You could transcribe and repost with the appropriate tags, no?
Just kidding, but seriously just get a tattoo with the url. =:D
Post video links
End of race…
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XH9FJH0GZB8
Post replay links of the race, if you know of any.
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