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Track Cycling at the Summer Olympic Games 2020


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19 minutes ago, Agger said:

It is definitive. I think the time is a calculated one  (that's at least what Danish media got from a UCI press officer)

Maybe they used the last split before the incident?

#banbestmen

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Men's Team Sprint
Final Results
 
:NED  Netherlands

Roy Van Den Berg

Harrie Lavreysen

Jeffrey Hoogland

 

:GBR  Great Britain

Ryan Owens

Jack Carlin

Jason Kenny

 

:FRA  France 

Florian Grengbo

Rayan Helal

Sebastien Vigier

 

Gold Medal Match
 
:NED  Netherlands  41.369 OR  - 44.589  Great Britain  :GBR
 
Bronze Medal Match
 
:FRA  France   42.331 - 44.013  Australia  :AUS 
 
Final Ranking Here
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3 minutes ago, Orangehair43 said:

Team GB saying they not happy at Denmark not being DQ. 

Neither were they after the qualification. No surprise there!

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British Cycling performance director Stephen Park also confirmed they were one of "several" teams to call for the Danes to be penalised for the use of illegal equipment in Monday's qualifying session.

The world champions wore plasters on their shins in a bid to improve their aerodynamics, while apparently wearing undervests which had not been properly registered in time.

Park said that at a meeting of teams before Tuesday's cycling session, the UCI confirmed the equipment could not be used for the rest of the competition but indicated there would be no retroactive punishment, despite rules saying a team should face elimination in such circumstances.

"There was a fairly heated debate about whether the UCI were or were not going to apply their own rules about [the tape] and about undervests," Park said.

 


 

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Lol they gave GBR a time of 4:28, the finish time of the third rider. They had a time that would have placed 6th at 3625m, they could have taken that one at least to acknowledge the damage.

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1 hour ago, Orangehair43 said:

British Cycling performance director Stephen Park also confirmed they were one of "several" teams to call for the Danes to be penalised for the use of illegal equipment in Monday's qualifying session.

The world champions wore plasters on their shins in a bid to improve their aerodynamics, while apparently wearing undervests which had not been properly registered in time.

Park said that at a meeting of teams before Tuesday's cycling session, the UCI confirmed the equipment could not be used for the rest of the competition but indicated there would be no retroactive punishment, despite rules saying a team should face elimination in such circumstances.

"There was a fairly heated debate about whether the UCI were or were not going to apply their own rules about [the tape] and about undervests," Park said.

 


 

Utter BS from UCI who cleared the tape for all 4 riders and then suddenly said they heard it as only one.

The tampering with product details about when it got public. I'm sure they could show some proof. Denmark feels very certain there as well.

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6 hours ago, Mkbw50 said:

Olympics website has now added this ominous disclaimer.

 

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Thomas Bach, Fencing Champion, 1976, will declare that there will be a breakdancing play-off to decide who goes to the final.

Mixed gender urban style?

Attachment is the great fabricator of illusions; reality can be obtained only by someone who is detached.
 

 

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