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For the second time today, one might add His fall was kinda caused by not very smart manoeuvering as well His technical abilities are insane, as is so often the case with riders coming from the cyclo cross, but he could learn to tone it down with those moves. At least he's so far pretty often being an offensive rider, that's always good

Bettiol is gonna win this

Some show by Bettiol (again)

Still curious about the suggestion Kawasaki is going to change the rules I watch because it's racing, but for excitement I watch the Supersport which is usually quite a lot more interesting. Just like MotoGP and Moto3 are a lot more spectacular than the often incredibly boring Moto2

Great thing we have a commentator on Dutch Eurosport. For example, he can explain why world records are often higher than European records: "In events like world championships, countries from all over the world participate, which is why the records are often a big higher than the European records!" Thanks.

Oh and which rules is Kawasaki going to change?

Who said that? In terms of wins and championships WSBK has been boring for quite some time.

And that's the 9th win for Bautista and 9th second place for Rea in 9 races. Christ on a stick.

Meanwhile Bautista won this morning's Superpole Race and now in 'Race 2' before halfway he's already watching all seven seasons of Game of Thrones before anyone else gets near.

You know it's bad when someone who didn't crash and is from a different team (Christophe Laporte) stops and checks on a fallen rider until medical help arrives.

Slowly he's moving his legs, but that looks rather bad.

And that's the end for him today, very serious looking crash where Terpstra is now laying on the ground without moving.

So he can go and 'sing' another dumb rap after the finish

2:06.18 for Abdi Nageeye, destroying his 2017 PB/Dutch record of 2:08.16 Also, Koen Naert of Belgium obliterating his PB by well over two minutes to 2:07.38, only 17 seconds behind the 1995 Belgian record.

Marius Kipserem wins in a new course record of 2:04.10 (only four seconds behind the course record of rival Amsterdam), Özbilen falls short 15 seconds or so to break Farah's record.

I don't know the story of Japan's women's volleyball team, I do know Geesink kicked some Japanese ass Too bad Geesink was much better at selling himself to the media than the arguably greater Wim Ruska, who is the only judoka ever to win two gold medals in one Olympics (1972), but at least in the Netherlands never got the recognition Geesink got Ruska eventually died in 2015 and sadly was never awarded with something honouring him the way people like Geesink were honoured.

Kaan Özbilen seems to be on his way to break Mo Farah's European marathon record in Rotterdam.

The Day Has Come Here's a list of all cobble sections and climbs, with the km's being the distance to the finish from there. Black is climbs ,blue is cobbles.

How come Hong Kong isn't listed here? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2018–19_World_Rugby_Women's_Sevens_Series

Who on earth is supposed to beat Garnbret in Tokyo, apart from possibly Noguchi?

Kate Courtney finished with two flat tires and won with around 65 days advantage on the number two.

Some well-deserved props for @OlympicIRL for sticking with it and finishing the whole thing even when penguins tried to fuck things up big time

20 ladybugs

Oh our Argentinian friend has joined, sure, go ahead

Yep