/bert/ - ciclismo

 >>/83290/
should've stuck with nordhagen, the axelgaard team wins again I think?

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 >>/83294/
it was a matter of picking nordhagen and plapp in the 3 star category

feeling pretty good about this romandie goomble for once

 >>/83291/
> died 2016
hot damn, almost saw Pogi race

 >>/83295/
he didn't pick lenny so I don't know what the rules are for his team

 >>/83295/
ive got plapp but i doubt it makes a difference vs philipsen owners

Ok I've picked rogla one last time, I only need to pick nairoman one last time and I can say good bye to a different time

 >>/83302/
what about froome, he's still not retired

 >>/83303/
froome ain't pickable anywhere, c'est fini

 >>/83303/
Caja Rural should sign him before the Tour

 >>/83305/
tietema could sign him for next year, unlike Lafay he'd actually start

Guess the optimal team is the big tree, Nordhagen, Withen, Thalmann, Vervaeke and whomstever from the two necessary 4 pointers is left.
Only Withen is a surprise, not a huge one but a surprise.

 >>/83306/
ASO can't refuse a pro tour team having a former Tour winner in their roster.

 >>/83308/
If that former Tour winner is Froome, they absolutely can

5km left in the lotto famine classic

motopacing the peleton for the sprint, classic

 >>/83311/
imagine pro cycling without motopacing, it could be so much better

kek those breakaway guys got absolutely fucked by the motopacing, they had 100 meters too few
de stier wins

STIER
STIER
STIER

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MOO

Jens Verbrugghe, remember the name for the volta

The 1.1 King is back

> autismbert didn't take Joren Bloem in his team
precious point loss

 >>/83312/
but where would they put the cameras?

 >>/83319/
on the motos next to, behind or at least 20m ahead of the peloton

 >>/83320/
Yeah basically this, the breakaway had the moto to the side and far away.
The peleton had the moto 10 meters in front of them and ofcourse the rider at the front follows where the moto rides.

And then he speeds off when he notices they're close and gives them another massive draft boost.

> fire broke out in Bohemian Switzerland yesterday while bertaczek was hiking there
hmm

 >>/83322/
I was nearby and could see it from the vintage point

Interesting that LIPOWITZ's kinda okay performance had zero (nada) effect on his /bet/

 >>/83324/
It's not that interesting

 >>/83324/
Liposhitz can diesel his way to a respectable best of the rest position after the big tree.

 >>/83326/
who's number 3?

 >>/83327/
Jonas Vingegaard Hansen

 >>/83328/
Who?

 >>/83329/
Trine's husband

 >>/83327/
I do not think Seixas will beat Vingegaard in his first Tour

However I will still pick Seixas for fantasy because he is my boy and Jonas is a wheel sucking coward

 >>/83330/
Ah yes the famous app developer

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wanted to take a rest day, but all the blogposting of the berts got me motivated
also
> 890TSS week

 >>/83333/
Another GREAT ride

On the flip side, my April Strava summary arrived and the stats are more grim than I could've imagined

 >>/83334/
no luck with the weather?

 >>/83334/
I'm also slacking but I'm somehow compensating with some r*nning
My motivation is returning though

 >>/83333/
Very good bert! I shall also gove you a kudos on strava

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 >>/83337/

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GC.  >>/83339/

 >>/83341/
Just stuck in mediocrity. The warmup and stage races this year have been such shit for me

 >>/83341/
time for some doped goombling

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 >>/83343/
do you have any spare dope for me

it's time to open the giro velogoomble