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Mountain Bike Cycling at the Summer Olympic Games Paris 2024


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2 minutes ago, Grassmarket said:

So it is true what they say, in the Olympics every place means something to someone.

Of course :p 

 

Besides personal goals, every country has their rewards for different things and to a different extent.

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Men's Cross-Country
Final Results
 
:GBR Thomas PIDCOCK
1:26:22
 
:FRA Victor KORETZKY
1:26:31
 
:RSA Alan HATHERLY
1:26:33
 
Full Final Results HERE
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14 minutes ago, heywoodu said:

Just to confirm again that it was not Pidcock's fault.

 

 

That's from the section before, which the TV coverage didn't show. When Tom had suddenly caught Victor. I wondered what had happened and now we know.

 

But what it shows me is that Victor was right on the limit - as was Tom! - and was capable of making the slight misjudgment because of it. Which is what happened on 'the pass' - he left the line open not thinking that Tom would go for it. Then when he realised that Tom *was* going for it, he tried to close the gap too late and then had to take avoiding action.

 

Unfortunate for him, but just a racing thing for me.

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22 minutes ago, heywoodu said:

Just to confirm again that it was not Pidcock's fault.

 

 

Good find that because i was hoping to see how pidcock closed the gap went he looked cooked 

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15 minutes ago, intoronto said:

With the men's MTB complete, :LIE becomes the first country to complete its participation at Paris 2024.

That made me sad

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6 hours ago, intoronto said:

With the men's MTB complete, :LIE becomes the first country to complete its participation at Paris 2024.

It was great to see him finish, and with a wheelie for the crowd no less! :thumbup:

“Sport has the power to change the world. It has the power to inspire. Sport can create hope where once there was only despair” - Nelson Mandela

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Talk about an entertaining race! Great battle for the medals, and an exciting finish :yes

“Sport has the power to change the world. It has the power to inspire. Sport can create hope where once there was only despair” - Nelson Mandela

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