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That screams Valverde

Well they have three main GC riders, and there are three Grand Tours. Logically all three of them would get a chance in one of the three Grand Tours and already early in the year they've said the Giro is for Roglic, the Tour for Kruijswijk and the Vuelta for Bennett, with all three of them doing the Tour, Roglic and Bennett in a supporting role for Kruijswijk. Which makes sense: Roglic is probably in good enough shape after the Giro to be of value, but probably not to go for the GC podium by himself, and Bennett could use the heavy training (instead of 100% shape) before the Vuelta.

That's what happens when you're 3 years old and start skating and that ends up being all your life

But he's not going for the Tour Well, he is going, but in a support role for Kruijswijk (just like Bennett).

How about finding results for the Doha World Cup? Sadly federations like this never seem to have a website like IBU or FIS where one can simply find all World Cup results instead of each individual event having their individual website like a bunch of amateurs (I know FIG has a results site but usually when I look that's just updated after the entire event)

@Nick Butler Coming from insidethegames to Totallympics? Welcome!

Juventus' financial department says it's reasonable to go east* Fixed it

Today I learned Robert Kranjec was still active.

Well yeah, podium is not their goal in the Giro, winning the GC is. Roglic focuses on GC in the Giro, Kruijswijk in the Tour, Bennett in the Vuelta.

Doesn't his team give him 10 billion chances every time ignoring the others in the team and thus inflating his stats?

See this? This is the Pont des Trous/Gatenbrug in Tournais/Doornik in Belgium. Well over 700 years old, built in the 13th century (most) and one of only three remaining bridges of it's kind in the world Sure, the British blew up the middle part in WW2 as part of an escape, but it got rebuild and is standing proud. Next winter they're going to demolish/destroy the whole thing, 'because otherwise big enough ships can't pass through' x200000

I think most complaining here comes from people in the big cities, where crime numbers are rising

India seems pretty miserable for a powerhouse Also I wonder how the Netherlands got this high, mostly it's just people complaining

At least in Rwanda it's hugely popular.

Probably they went to another city. I mean, nobody would be stupid enough to have a blood doping treatment right in the city or town where their major event is being held That would be so dumb.

The Olympic Village is not the only place in South Korea

Self-fappery knows no limits in certain countries.

The nations mentioned are where treatments took place apparently, not necessarily where athletes are from.

So, 8 nations, we know Kazakhstan and Estonia. According to Austrian Krone Zeitung, the six others are of course Austria and Germany, but also Italy, South Korea, Slovenia and Croatia.

Treatments in Hawaii (among other places), so triathlon might be involved?

"The number of blood doping treatments that occurred goes into the triple digits, it happened as well during Pyeongchang Olympics." The Erfurt doctor asked for 4000-12.000 euro per athlete per season.

The German/Erfurt case: - 21 athletes - 8 countries - 5 different sports, 3 of which are winter sports - end of 2011 - beginning of 2019

I know November, December, January and February never seem to come to an end, but the months of waiting are over and the Brazilian Rollerski Circuit is about to kick off this week http://www.cbdn.org.br/circuito-brasileiro-de-rollerski-sexta-edicao/

A chemical company, that'll be good for their reputation

He's riding for the best team