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Can but Sweden and Spain (as the most likely top 2) will be favourites in their quarters.

- set up to be possibly the biggest clash in all team sports group stages (maybe along - in basket?)

Just the standard way IHF are doing it, not considering the level of the hosts

Vermeersch doing a great ob getting in the way for any collective chase

About 10km til the 2nd of 3 5-star sections and it's still a pretty large group though several riders have tried attacking. Mons-en-Pevele seems like the next big battle!

4-riders front group after Arenberg. Philipsen with a puncture fighting to hod on. 10 riders chasing. The chicane worked out fine, but it certainly helped that it was a pretty small front group.

Meanwhile with more than 50km to Arenberg the peloton is just about 30 riders after some echelons formed. They're just 15 seconds after the break

Most known to their families? Like a former RVV-winner?

Johan Søe has been selected for in the IQFoil

Skjelmose is selected for the ITT as well

Yeah. Hadn't seen who the UAE-rider was when writing. Absolutely agree. They even spent time putting some semi-dramatic music on the crash. I understand that it's hard to be a TV director in the situation. The race was neutralized for what, almost half an hour and of course something needs to be on the screen, but it was wrong. Give us boring pictures and not this. It seems like Vine was injured the worst, while the Tour dream should be alive for all 3 favourites in the crash.

And meanwhile a very bad crash in Itzulia Basque Country taking down several profiles including Vingegaard, Evenepoel and Roglic. Especially Vingegaard and a couple of other riders are looking very bad.

Mads Pedersen was down as well. That's two of the main favourites for the next two weekends. Jasper Stuyven to the hospital and Girmay might also very well miss the rest of the classics.

It's certainly not the most logical seedings, but it's how they do. First, qualified through the Worlds, 2nd through the qualification tournaments, 3rd the host and 4th through continental championships. Guess the theory is that qualifying through the qualification tournaments are the best after the one through the Worlds.

Got the 10km PB that I planned for today. Cut just below half a minute. Felt great but the last 2km were more mind than body. That puts me in a fine position towards my target of 1.45 on the half marathon in just below 3 months. Still a lot of work to do, but it feels great!

has confirmed 4 crews so far: ILCA 6: Anne-Marie Rindom ILCA 7: Johan Schubert 49er: Daniel Nyborg/Nikolaj Buhl 49er FX: Andrea and Johanne Schmidt

Way to go, Edi!

Really sorry, but I'll be missing this again. Quite a few things happening that has taken my time away

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Could most likely be possible. I only have the women's mountainbike that day (though it's hospitality so I thought about checking out the Clubhouse 24 as well)

I'm there from the 27th to the 7th and would certainly be ready for a meetup if we find a suitable time

What a finish from Johan!

Don't know if I'll call France cheaters or call the tournament rigged, but it is actually pretty damn worrying. Nachevski/Nikolov are supposed to be one of the best pairs in the world. How can't they "dare to end the game"? Especially worrying considering that they've been under investigation for match fixing earlier (and even then they were still active). We've seen some unusually big misses from the refs in the tournament. I certainly hope they'll take the problem seriously. But well... Next time it's under the supervision of Dr. Mustafa. That's when things really get worrying.

I doubt that it will make any change, but Sweden has left a protest due to Prandi's goal not being checked

After a great match by the refs they did not check that last goal? The feet did seem to leave the ground.