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I get this happens in the men’s peloton, but the gap seems to be a lot wider within the women’s
March 2, 2025 at 12:59 PM
I get this happens in the men’s peloton, but the gap seems to be a lot wider within the women’s
If anything, it just highlights the fact that funding for women’s sport is unequal, even within itself.
You get the teams at the top that get the most funding and tend to win most with a lot of teams near the bottom fighting for survival. Riders even having to ride for free in some cases
You get the teams at the top that get the most funding and tend to win most with a lot of teams near the bottom fighting for survival. Riders even having to ride for free in some cases
March 2, 2025 at 12:58 PM
If anything, it just highlights the fact that funding for women’s sport is unequal, even within itself.
You get the teams at the top that get the most funding and tend to win most with a lot of teams near the bottom fighting for survival. Riders even having to ride for free in some cases
You get the teams at the top that get the most funding and tend to win most with a lot of teams near the bottom fighting for survival. Riders even having to ride for free in some cases
This also happens in football when there’s a big scoreline in a women’s game.
As if a men’s team hasn’t lost by more than 3 goals before.
It is a ridiculous argument
As if a men’s team hasn’t lost by more than 3 goals before.
It is a ridiculous argument
March 2, 2025 at 8:33 AM
This also happens in football when there’s a big scoreline in a women’s game.
As if a men’s team hasn’t lost by more than 3 goals before.
It is a ridiculous argument
As if a men’s team hasn’t lost by more than 3 goals before.
It is a ridiculous argument
But if they won Omloop, they can’t win RVV!
February 26, 2025 at 11:24 AM
But if they won Omloop, they can’t win RVV!
I’m looking forward to seeing how Derek Gee will race this. He is favourite after a strong winter lighting up Strava, and brings a strong team including Fuglsang, Clarke and Frigo.
Gee seems to be the strongest TT rider out of the GC contenders also and will look to gain a lot of time on stage 3
Gee seems to be the strongest TT rider out of the GC contenders also and will look to gain a lot of time on stage 3
Another very strong effort by Gee on a popular segment. #dailystrava
February 26, 2025 at 5:05 AM
I’m looking forward to seeing how Derek Gee will race this. He is favourite after a strong winter lighting up Strava, and brings a strong team including Fuglsang, Clarke and Frigo.
Gee seems to be the strongest TT rider out of the GC contenders also and will look to gain a lot of time on stage 3
Gee seems to be the strongest TT rider out of the GC contenders also and will look to gain a lot of time on stage 3
I guess this is developing at a quicker rate. UCI could be looking for another venue after all…
#CyclingBlueSky #UCI
#CyclingBlueSky #UCI
February 24, 2025 at 6:37 PM
I guess this is developing at a quicker rate. UCI could be looking for another venue after all…
#CyclingBlueSky #UCI
#CyclingBlueSky #UCI
UCI say they have no plans to move the championships out of Rwanda, but they must be thinking of having a backup in case the situation progresses for the worse.
No plans to move UCI Road World Championships away from Rwanda - BBC Sport
Cycling's world governing body says it has no plans to move the 2025 Road World Championships away from Rwanda despite ongoing conflict in DR Congo.
www.bbc.com
February 23, 2025 at 11:28 AM
UCI say they have no plans to move the championships out of Rwanda, but they must be thinking of having a backup in case the situation progresses for the worse.