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Since hard climbs have the potential to make significant differences.

Kiki Bertens won the title and made Dutch tennis history Biggest Dutch tournament win (women) since Kea Bouman won Roland Garros in 1927 (!) and she's the highest placed ever female Dutch player on the world ranking now...4th, breaking Betty Stöve's record of 5th from 1977

This week I ran 20km for the first time, 2.5km further than I've ever done before Sure, not with any significant speed yet (2:08), but it was about the distance, faster times come later. Feeling more and more confident for my half marathon debut on 16 June

That's cheating.

No idea, but not since today since this was not a prologue.

Do those meets have races run in yards and heights and lengths measured in feet and inches and stuff? If so, they're disqualified from the entire discussion

With which I agree, but it'd be stupid if that's because an Italian happens to be in trouble

Yeah Sho was a little less dramatically bad than the other Japanese guy, I must admit Still, I think Hatsuyama's GC ambitions can be thrown down the drain, he'll have to go for stage wins now

Ok Sho survived

And the second Japanese guy is in major trouble as well. Thank you sponsors for forcing the team to register two riders who are 16 levels below this

That would be so unfair if they do that because Mareczko is at risk

One of the two obligated/excuse Japanese riders in Nippo-Vini Fantini finished outside the time limit today, nearly five minutes behind Roglic

On a Dutch forum, where someone (judging by the link) found it on Twitter

Climbing times so far: Ciccone, lol.

Slightly less interesting I think, but interesting nonetheless

Roglic destroying the rest as was entirely expected

I thought that was in the later part of the year Maybe I am confused and 'one or two months ago' is actually already 'a half year ago'

I've seen this climb before this year but I don't remember where Help

There's a major difference between rushing the program and having 5-10 minutes of literally nothing all the time. There's no field events or anything here to show something in those long times where nothing happens. When a heat is finished, the next one can start. When track events are the only thing, there's just no reason to have nothing for so long every single time.

It's a few hours before the start, which means Victor Campenaerts is by now probably busy anally inserting some fluid to completely empty his bowels https://www.indeleiderstrui.nl/nieuws/giro-ditalia/228743/bizarre-voorbereiding-giro-tijdrit-campenaerts-darmspoeling-vlak-voor-start "One can easily lose 200 grams like that, meaning I'd have to put out over a Watt less of power". You're welcome for this bit of info.

Sort of, yes

Yeah I am behind on reading threads (there's probably 40+ still unread) and was way behind on watching a ton of sports (watching the 8 Hours of the Slovakia Ring on TV right now actually ) and you know, some studying, so I kind of missed what started Thanks man, I'll try and keep up now

Gail Devers in the commentary box casually mentioning her brother died a few months ago and the commentator really didn't know how to handle that bomb being dropped.

Where can I see spoiler free highlights? I don't know any result yet, I'd like to keep it that way until I saw some highlights, but I'm afraid if I search for it, I'm gonna be spoilered

[hide] Preliminary RoundMay 10th - May 21st, 2018 16 Nations, 2 Groups, the 1st, 2nd, 3rd and 4th Nations from each Group will qualify for the Quarterfinals Group A Date & Time (GMT +2) Nation 1 T1 T2 Nation 2 May 10th 2019, h. 16:15 Finland Canada May 10th 2019, h. 20:15 United States Slovakia May 11th 2019, h. 12:15 Denmark France May 11th 2019, h. 16:15 Germany 5 Great Britain May 11th 2019, h. 20:15 Slovakia 3 Finland May 12th 2019, h. 12:15 United States 5 France May 12th 2019, h. 16:15 Denmark 3 Germany May 12th 2019, h. 20:15 Great Britain 8 Canada May 13th 2019, h. 16:15 United States 3 Finland May 13th 2019, h. 20:15 Slovakia 3 Canada May 14th 2019, h. 16:15 Great Britain 3 Denmark May 14th 2019, h. 20:15 Germany 3 France May 15th 2019, h. 16:15 United States 7 Great Britain May 15th 2019, h. 20:15 Germany 2 Slovakia May 16th 2019, h. 16:15 Canada 5 France May 16th 2019, h. 20:15 Finland 4 Denmark May 17th 2019, h. 16:15 France 2 Slovakia May 17th 2019, h. 20:15 Finland 3 Great Britain May 18th 2019, h. 12:15 Denmark 5 United States May 18th 2019, h. 16:15 Canada 4 Germany May 18th 2019, h. 20:15 Great Britain 5 Slovakia May 19th 2019, h. 16:15 Germany 3 United States May 19th 2019, h. 20:15 France 3 Finland May 20th 2019, h. 16:15 France 2 Great Britain May 20th 2019, h. 20:15 Canada 3 Denmark May 21st 2019, h. 12:15 Finland 2 Germany May 21st 2019, h. 16:15 Slovakia 2 Denmark May 21st 2019, h. 20:15 Canada 2 United States Group B Date & Time (GMT +2) Nation 1 T1 T2 Nation 2 May 10th 2019, h. 16:15 Russia Norway May 10th 2019, h. 20:15 Czech Republic Sweden May 11th 2019, h. 12:15 Switzerland Italy May 11th 2019, h. 16:15 Latvia 2 Austria May 11th 2019, h. 20:15 Norway 3 Czech Republic May 12th 2019, h. 12:15 Russia 5 Austria May 12th 2019, h. 16:15 Italy 6 Sweden May 12th 2019, h. 20:15 Latvia 3 Switzerland May 13th 2019, h. 16:15 Russia 4 Czech Republic May 13th 2019, h. 20:15 Norway 4 Sweden May 14th 2019, h. 16:15 Italy 2 Latvia May 14th 2019, h. 20:15 Switzerland 2 Austria May 15th 2019, h. 16:15 Switzerland 2 Norway May 15th 2019, h. 20:15 Russia 5 Italy May 16th 2019, h. 16:15 Sweden 6 Austria May 16th 2019, h. 20:15 Czech Republic 4 Latvia May 17th 2019, h. 16:15 Austria 1 Norway May 17th 2019, h. 20:15 Czech Republic 6 Italy May 18th 2019, h. 12:15 Latvia 5 Russia May 18th 2019, h. 16:15 Italy 3 Norway May 18th 2019, h. 20:15 Sweden 4 Switzerland May 19th 2019, h. 16:15 Austria 3 Czech Republic May 19th 2019, h. 20:15 Switzerland 5 Russia May 20th 2019, h. 16:15 Sweden 6 Latvia May 20th 2019, h. 20:15 Austria 2 Italy May 21st 2019, h. 12:15 Czech Republic 3 Switzerland May 21st 2019, h. 16:15 Norway 2 Latvia May 21st 2019, h. 20:15 Sweden 2 Russia [/hide]