his tan at the end looks right.Certain things look right; the little alarm going off if your pulse drops.
I'll watch it for the scenery. See them going up the wicklow gap there. 2 years since I cycled up it .Lovely spot
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his tan at the end looks right.Certain things look right; the little alarm going off if your pulse drops.
gas, Horner wins the Vuelta at 39 just as his contract is expiring. No one will touch him with a barge pole. I think he ends up at Lampre, then fades into the obscurity, where he always should have been.:Lobs 10 grands worth of bike off bridge into rocks:
"Without a bike I'm nobody".
....mate.
How did he even get home.
The lad's THIRTY NINE YEARS OLD, and he's still on contract with a world tour team... and the cunt gets selected to ride the TdF.
And as a response to this enormous failure, he has a grump at the dinner table and he decides he needs to step things up a bit?
Is this Chris Horner's biopic?
No. It can't be Chris Horner's biopic, because he doesn't start running a transfusion bag the moment he gets off the bike. And not he's plugged into a robocop machine that regenerates all his organs when he gets back to his room.
Although they do say it's about a professional loser.
I don't completely understand my horror of Chris Horner. He's the sort of guy you don't even accuse of doping, because it's clearly implicit. There's no question he's doping, a lot, so let's just spare the awkward questions.gas, Horner wins the Vuelta at 39 just as his contract is expiring. No one will touch him with a barge pole. I think he ends up at Lampre, then fades into the obscurity, where he always should have been.
remember Levi as well. When Discovery announced Lance wouldn't ride La Vuelta, they decided not to even invite the team. Anything US Cycling related at that time was a laughing stock. Remember the 'Let Levi Ride' campaign on twitter, and the even more popular, 'Let Levi Cry' campaign!I don't completely understand my horror of Chris Horner. He's the sort of guy you don't even accuse of doping, because it's clearly implicit. There's no question he's doping, a lot, so let's just spare the awkward questions.
What's making it worse is the fact he's picking up work some of the US TV networks as a cycling pundit, I get reminded of him regularly. Bad buzz altogether.
He manages to continue his shitty cycling career with a shitty punditing career.
I don't remember that but.... the American golden generation born in the 70's were dodgy as fuck.remember Levi as well. When Discovery announced Lance wouldn't ride La Vuelta, they decided not to even invite the team. Anything US Cycling related at that time was a laughing stock. Remember the 'Let Levi Ride' campaign on twitter, and the even more popular, 'Let Levi Cry' campaign!
ah my bad, it wasn't Disco, it was RadioshackI don't remember that but.... the American golden generation born in the 70's were dodgy as fuck.
Vaughters is by far most the credible of that lot.
nearly all their major riders of that era were team mates of Lance at some point
w/ Motorola, US Postal, Discovery and Astana.
until then the 90's North Americans had a very good reputation actually.
one thing I do remember is looking for cycling books to read and until the late 2000's
there was little available in English that wasn't about the Tour or Lance.
also I got sick of buying magazines in the 2000's that continually had Lance, Hamilton,
Hincapie, Landis etc on the cover.
when the Cavendish generation came along the UK magazines started to shift their
focus to the UK market.
haha, I did too. Thats why I said Discovery. But it was all the 'shack in Lance's comeback years. They were such a nothing team really. Can't really blame La Vuelta for not wanting them. I think that might have been what was partly responsible for the ProTour, where all teams at that level had to be invited to top-level races.RadioShack ? totally forgot about them !
yeah, back in the day I think La Vuelta and the Giro ran at the same time. Thats why Kelly could never really ride (or properly compete in) the Giro. His (mostly) Spanish bosses wouldn't have it.no Roubaix next Sunday but the Vuelta is starting tomorrow, so it will be a hectic week regardless.
I wonder if two Grand Tours have ever been on simultaneously before ?
La Vuelta ciclista a España 2020 | Startlist
Sam n' Dan are racing in Spain.
Ackermann is the only major opposition in the sprints.
also after the lack of many black riders at the Tour and Giro
Manzin, Grmay, Berhane, Kudus and Dlamini will be in action.
Vaughters is by far most the credible of that lot.
remember Levi as well. When Discovery announced Lance wouldn't ride La Vuelta, they decided not to even invite the team. Anything US Cycling related at that time was a laughing stock. Remember the 'Let Levi Ride' campaign on twitter, and the even more popular, 'Let Levi Cry' campaign!
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