heywoodu

So, if two people in a team (that includes riders and staff) are tested positive for COVID-19 or show serious signs of infection (as determined by race doctors), the entire team will be kicked out of the Tour de France.

This Clarin is like the Argentinian version of British 'toilet paper newspapers/sewer magazines' like Daily Mirror I see?

Last weekend's Red Bull Rookies Cup

Neither will Brazil, they've been preparing for the COVID crisis for years and have now perfected the art of avoiding any kind of serious training camps There's hope to see one or two Brazilians compete in IBU Cups though, if they're allowed to travel.

Just managed to watch the Monaco event Sunday evening, but holy crap what a race by Cheptegei Without any doubt one of the sports highlights of the past few years, I'm very glad I managed to avoid any spoilers until I watched it

And that's the end for Bob Jungels' career

Africa's Team (granted, they've changed it to 'Africa's only World Tour Team') has announced their Tour de France team, first team to do so I believe. Giacomo Nizzolo (Italy) Domenico Pozzovivo (Italy) Michael Valgren (Denmark) Ryan Gibbons (South Africa) Edvald Boasson Hagen (Norway) Max Walscheid (Germany) Michael Gogl (Austria) Roman Kreuziger (Czech Republic) Sadly no Louis Meintjes to be hanging invisibly in everyone's wheel to a 9th place finish, but at least they can enter the sprint with 4 guys to go for a nice 5th, 8th, 9th and 12th place in mass sprints!

Sadly October 2016 is just behind us

I had thought that was your entry.

Oh and since identities are being known, I can finally say I hope Gibraltar wins this final And I am glad Sri Lanka isn't anywhere in it with those wannabe gangster finger guns

Gotta pay those forum costs huh.

Yeah I had no idea what to choose and then picked a country of which I had absolutely no way to find anything that really clicked My options were this and a local death metal band, but at least this is more traditional which I found more valuable than some international kind of genre.

It's not, since it isn't a race, but qualifying, and that schedule just shows the races. That's the one. Race info, sessions:

Your mom? How do people who are not only on the obscure parts of internet know this?

It started shortly after my post, and finished 50 minutes ago or so It's the Fast Nine Shootout, that's what it's called. The last part of qualifying, deciding the first three starting rows.

It's part of the posts of @Vektor and myself above it, IndyCar Series (the Indianapolis 500 to be specific, one of the races in said Series).

Now it's Kuss blowing everyone away, Jumbo-Visma had a nice little COVID break, jesus

Fast Nine Shootout coming up

Not Zarco's Honda but Morbidelli's Yamaha, but still. Damn.

Holy crap, horror crash with Zarco and Morbidelli at 300+ km/h. Zarco's bike (I believe) took to the air after that and nearly hit Viñales and Rossi, who escaped some very serious injuries... Zarco first went to check on Morbidelli, then walked away, a little later Morbidelli (with some help) walked into the ambulance himself. All good, by some sort of miracle.

This time it's Pol Espargaro to the lead, pushing his KTM past the Ducati's of Dovizioso and Miller on raw power, who would've said that two years ago

With his start today, Dovizioso passes Nicky Hayden (RIP) for 3rd in the list of most premier class starts.

Luckily Syahrin seems to be relatively alright. Bruises and a contussion on his pelvis, but no fractures. That was scary.

Meanwhile in Poland...pretty understandable a lot of riders were pissed off in the Tour Bitwa Warszawska They didn't expect cyclocross this time of the year