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It's very much about commercial interests where the National federation want to be able to use the individual player more, which can be problematic due to their club or personal sponsors. According to the Federation The Union of players gave some new demands shortly before deadlines that they simply couldn't follow, including that the Federation would officially be the employers of the players (which would put extra expences onto the Federation) The thing is that in Denmark there's a pretty strong labour union making the agreements with the federation. Now that they haven't managed to come to an agreement, the union is asking for solidarity from all players, which would most likely mean that players would have to leave the union if they decide to play, which would not be a popular choice. It would seem like more or less nobody from the Superliga (the top tier league) wants to play meaning that they're now asking the next two tiers. But it's all pretty complicated. Both sides seem to be throwing mud at eachother making me and quite a lot of other fans feel like it's partially a personal thing between the top people of the federation and the top people of the Union. Personally I wouldn't mind seeing some people leaving the negotiations on both sides (the CEO of the Union has been so for more than all my life!)

Agger1- Victor Campenaerts (3) - 3 2- Alejandro Valverde (1) - 4 3- Giacomo Nizzolo (2) - 6 4- Alessandro De Marchi (87) - 93 5- Fabio Felline (103) - 196 6- Elia Viviani (3) - 199 7- Dylan Teuns (57) - 256 8- Peter Sagan (2) - 258 9- Simon Yates (9) - 267 10- Nacer Bouhanni

They have promised that we will have a team there, but it seems most likely that it will consist of mainly 2nd and 3rd tier players.

I am really getting embarrased by Danish football. Some of you surely remember that The Danish Football Association and the women's national team couldn't make a new deal for the National team about a year ago meaning that the World Cup qualifier against Sweden was cancelled. Now it's the men's team who doesn't seem to be able to make a deal with the federation. The embarassing thing is that both sides seem to keep on changing their minds. An example is that yesterday the federation said that they would be ready to temporarily keep the old deal to have the best team for next week's matches. Today the players said that they would be ready to go with the old deal for another month to get some more time for making a deal and playing the matches. What does the federation say to that? NO! The matches are expected to be played, but most likely with some secondary players.

I'm really loving this small alley, but I'm happy that I'm not driving one of the cars!

Agger1- Victor Campenaerts (3) - 3 2- Alejandro Valverde (1) - 4 3- Giacomo Nizzolo (2) - 6 4- Alessandro De Marchi (87) - 93 5- Fabio Felline (103) - 196 6- Elia Viviani (3) - 199 7- Dylan Teuns (57) - 256 8- Peter Sagan (2) - 258 9- Simon Yates

Pick'em game Agger1- Victor Campenaerts (3) - 3 2- Alejandro Valverde (1) - 4 3- Giacomo Nizzolo (2) - 6 4- Alessandro De Marchi (87) - 93 5- Fabio Felline (103) - 196 6- Elia Viviani (3) - 199 7- Dylan Teuns (57) - 256 8- Peter Sagan

I was against it at first as well, but looking at the reasons to stop it made me realize that it's the right decision.

Personally I'm very happy that it's a decision done on EU level as it would work much better if all EU countries (not to say all European countries) do it together.

Pick'em game Agger1- Victor Campenaerts (3) - 3 2- Alejandro Valverde (1) - 4 3- Giacomo Nizzolo (2) - 6 4- Alessandro De Marchi (87) - 93 5- Fabio Felline (103) - 196 6- Elia Viviani (3) - 199 7- Dylan Teuns

Yo don't think it was meant like a relay?

Seems like De Marchi didn't quite understand my instructions... But well.. Pick'em game Agger1- Victor Campenaerts (3) - 3 2- Alejandro Valverde (1) - 4 3- Giacomo Nizzolo (2) - 6 4- Alessandro De Marchi (87) - 93 5- Fabio Felline (103) - 196 6- Elia Viviani

Pick'em game Agger1- Victor Campenaerts (3) - 3 2- Alejandro Valverde (1) - 4 3- Giacomo Nizzolo (2) - 6 4- Alessandro De Marchi (87) - 93 5- Fabio Felline

Had no problems doing 5 km on treadmill during the early spring but after going outside I've had so much problems. Going slowly now to hopefully start running again in September. My target (the "sprint" exercise race at the World cross country championships) is getting closer and I'm still struggling.

http://www.uci.ch/mm/Document/News/News/18/70/06/QuotasRWC-Innsbruck2018_Neutral.pdf Page 12. Elkov-Author and Bennelong are continental as well.

Weirdly enough I'm not even seeing Dukla Banská Bystrica on the original list. Maybe UCI will update it

Looking at the invited teams, there should be more than 4 Sovac - Natura4Ever, Medellin, Elevate - KHS Pro Cycling, Kinan Cycling Team, HKSI and Team UKYO are at least all Continental teams and invited (haven't checked all invited teams). Maybe some teams don't have the resources to go.

Pick'em game Agger1- Victor Campenaerts (3) - 3 2- Alejandro Valverde (1) - 4 3- Giacomo Nizzolo (2) - 6 4- Alessandro De Marchi

Well, we have the world's largest seawater harbour baths

Pick'em game Agger1- Victor Campenaerts (3) - 3 2- Alejandro Valverde (1) - 4 3- Giacomo Nizzolo

Neff simply is a beast!

But what's up with all those flat tires?

This course!

Pick'em game Agger1- Victor Campenaerts (3) - 3 2- Alejandro Valverde

Pick'em game Agger1- Victor Campenaerts