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It's Fernando Gaviria, who was one of the first cyclists to test positive back in late February/early March and now tested positive again, after riding around incredibly mediocre basically since he came back to action.

One UAE rider positive, and an Ag2r staff member. https://www.uci.org/fr/inside-uci/press-releases/d-claration-conjointe-rcs-sport-–-uci-concernant-la-campagne-de-tests-des-18-et-19-octobre No name yet, let's see what UAE does now.

Plus he's getting afraid.

Such a shame there's no spectators allowed with the Vuelta starting in the very best most crazy cycling region of the world

I must be missing the joke here

Nothing is too crazy anymore in 2020

[hide] Week 1 - Stages 1-6 Stage Top 3 Riders Irun - Arrate. Eibar Stage 1 October, 20th 1st: Mikel Nieve 2nd: Ion Izaguirre 3rd: Julen Amezqueta Michael Woods Esteban Chaves Daniel Felipe Martínez Rigoberto Uran Ricardo Carapaz David Gaudu Guillaume Martin Thibaut Pinot Chris Froome Dan Martin Davide Formolo Alexey Lutsenko Tom Dumoulin Wout Poels Rui Costa Aleksandr Vlasov Primoz Roglic Enric Mas Mikel Nieve Alejandro Valverde Sepp Kuss Pamplona - Lekunberri Stage 2 October, 21st 1st: Omar Fraile 2nd: Jonathan Lastra 3rd: Alex Aranburu Tim Wellens Michael Woods Esteban Chaves Daniel Felipe Martínez Rigoberto Uran David Gaudu Guillaume Martin Thibaut Pinot Chris Froome Dan Martin Davide Formolo Alexey Lutsenko Tom Dumoulin Wout Poels Rui Costa Aleksandr Vlasov Matej Mohoric Primoz Roglic Alex Aranburu Enric Mas Jesus Herrada Mikel Nieve Alejandro Valverde Lodosa - La Laguna Negra Stage 3 October, 22nd 1st: Alexey Lutsenko 2nd: Thibaut Pinot 3rd: Dan Martin Tim Wellens Michael Woods Esteban Chaves Daniel Felipe Martínez Rigoberto Uran David Gaudu Guillaume Martin Thibaut Pinot Chris Froome Dan Martin Davide Formolo Alexey Lutsenko Tom Dumoulin Wout Poels Rui Costa Aleksandr Vlasov Matej Mohoric Primoz Roglic Alex Aranburu Enric Mas Jesus Herrada Mikel Nieve Alejandro Valverde Soria - Ejea de los Caballeros Stage 4 October, 23rd 1st: Pascal Ackermann 2nd: Sam Bennett 3rd: Jon Aberasturi Alexandr Riabushenko Jasper Philipsen Dylan Teuns Magnus Cort Lorrenzo Manzin Emmanuel Morin Pascal Ackermann Sam Bennett Jakub Mareczko Matteo Moschetti Alberto Dainese Dion Smith Jon Aberasturi Huesca - Sabiñánigo Stage 5 October, 24th 1st: Jorge Arcas 2nd: Rui Costa 3rd: Matej Mohoric Tim Wellens Michael Woods Esteban Chaves Daniel Felipe Martínez Rigoberto Uran David Gaudu Guillaume Martin Thibaut Pinot Chris Froome Dan Martin Davide Formolo Alexey Lutsenko Tom Dumoulin Wout Poels Rui Costa Aleksandr Vlasov Matej Mohoric Primoz Roglic Alex Aranburu Jesus Herrada Mikel Nieve Alejandro Valverde Biescas > Col du Tourmalet Stage 6 October, 25th 1st: Primoz Roglic 2nd: Aleksandr Vlasov 3rd: Thibaut Pinot Michael Woods Esteban Chaves Daniel Felipe Martínez Rigoberto Uran Ricardo Carapaz David Gaudu Guillaume Martin Thibaut Pinot Chris Froome Dan Martin Davide Formolo Alexey Lutsenko Tom Dumoulin Wout Poels Rui Costa Aleksandr Vlasov Primoz Roglic Enric Mas Mikel Nieve Alejandro Valverde Sepp Kuss General 1st Place 2nd Place 3rd Place Week 1 (Stages 1-6) Primoz Roglic Aleksandr Vlasov Thibaut Pinot Points 1st Place 2nd Place 3rd Place Week 1 (Stages 1-6) Alejandro Valverde Sam Bennett Primoz Roglic Mountains 1st Place 2nd Place 3rd Place Week 1 (Stages 1-6) Davide Formolo Luis Angel Mate Mikel Nieve Young Rider 1st Place 2nd Place 3rd Place Week 1 (Stages 1-6) Aleksandr Vlasov Ivan Ramiro Sosa Enric Mas [/hide]

That is an awesome photo

[hide] Week 3 - Stages 16-21 Stage Top 3 Riders Udine – San Daniele del Friuli Stage 16 October, 20th 1st: Matteo Fabro 2nd: Attila Valter 3rd: Tanel Kangert Patrick Konrad Harm Vanhoucke Thomas De Gendt Tao Geoghegan Hart Valerio Conti Fausto Masnada Vincenzo Nibali Diego Ulissi Giovanni Visconti Wilco Kelderman Joao Almeida Ruben Guerreiro Ilnur Zakarin Pello Bilbao Larry Warbasse Bassano del Grappa – Madonna di Campiglio Stage 17 October, 21st 1st: Wilco Kelderman 2nd: Domenico Pozzovivo 3rd: Rafal Majka Jai Hindley Patrick Konrad Jakob Fuglsang Tao Geoghegan Hart Fausto Masnada Vincenzo Nibali Domenico Pozzovivo Wilco Kelderman Rafal Majka Joao Almeida Pello Bilbao Pinzolo – Laghi di Cancano Stage 18 October, 22nd 1st: Einer Rubio 2nd: Larry Warbasse 3rd: Thomas de Gendt Jai Hindley Patrick Konrad Thomas De Gendt Jakob Fuglsang Jonathan Caicedo Tao Geoghegan Hart James Knox Giulio Ciccone Fausto Masnada Vincenzo Nibali Domenico Pozzovivo Giovanni Visconti Wilco Kelderman Sam Oomen Rafal Majka Joao Almeida Ruben Guerreiro Ilnur Zakarin Pello Bilbao Morbegno – Asti Stage 19 October, 23rd 1st: Peter Sagan 2nd: Diego Ulissi 3rd: Arnaud Demare Fernando Gaviria Alvaro Hodeg Arnaud Demare Ben Swift Davide Ballerini Davide Cimolai Andrea Vendrame Elia Viviani Peter Sagan Alba – Sestriere Stage 20 October, 24th 1st: Vincenzo Nibali 2nd: Wilco Kelderman 3rd: Jakob Fuglsang Jai Hindley Patrick Konrad Jakob Fuglsang Jonathan Caicedo Tao Geoghegan Hart Fausto Masnada Vincenzo Nibali Domenico Pozzovivo Giovanni Visconti Wilco Kelderman Rafal Majka Joao Almeida Ruben Guerreiro Ilnur Zakarin Pello Bilbao Cernusco di Naviglio – Milan Stage 21 October, 25th 1st: Filippo Ganna 2nd: Mikkel Bjerg 3rd: Brandon McNulty Rohan Dennis Victor Campenaerts Josef Cerny Mikkel Bjerg Alex Dowsett Filippo Ganna Matteo Sobrero Wilco Kelderman Joao Almeida Chad Haga Brandon Mcnulty [/hide]

Correct, I'll do so. Meanwhile as a little update: I've started listening some songs and noticed I can give them fair judgment, so that seems good.

Kids in 2050: "Wait...'did'?"

Oh well, good for you to not win a jackpot like that You do know a huge part of people who win those kind of insane amounts end up bankrupt and depressed and basically without any sort of friend or maybe one or two decent family members left since everyone will want something from you and look at you like you're an asshole if you don't give them 5 million just because

The thing is, droplets and stuff just gets through it mostly (to the outside, I mean). Don't take it like "oh so he refuses to wear masks!", because I don't, I'm just annoyed when seeing people with masks act as if distance suddenly isn't the main thing anymore then.

Last 6km on British Eurosport, in case anyone's interested and didn't see it yet. I've rarely seen a finish this nerve-wrecking. The peloton closing in, the two going slower and slower, the 6+ years of buildup to this moment between these two coming to a climax at one of the two absolute biggest classics in cycling and the all-out sprint between two enemies. https://streamable.com/05f5e8

Conquering Flanders in the Dutch champion's jersey, aw yeah.

Jeez Louise what a finish

60-40 for Van Aert in the sprint I'd say

Bad crash by Alaphilippe who hit some idiot motorcycle rider who was where he should not have been, he's in a lot of pain Van der Poel escaped with a last second move but Alaphilippe couldn't anymore, he had no chance there.

The Big Three are going at it

Time to see if anyone dares to go already on the Oude Kwaremont.

Van Aert was a little cold.

Valtteri Bottas discovered De Ronde. Lol.

Van Aert is apparently rather eager to get back in the fields now that that season has gotten underway

The peloton is never going to let him forget this