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7/18/2025, 8:15:08 PM
>Van Aert: "TT had been like this for months, with the time limit set at 33%. And suddenly, 10 minutes before the start, that time limit was raised to 40%. I find that really disappointing, especially since the conditions haven't really changed"
>Benoot: "There was no reason for it, if it were suddenly 45 degrees or a thunderstorm broke out. A sprinter who wants to win the green jersey has to prepare specifically to get over the mountains, which is detrimental to their sprinting ability."
>Campenaerts: "I'd never ridden a TT with a 33% tl before. Why raise it even higher? This is TDF, after all, the highest level of cycling? Eventually, they'll say: 'If you're not eligible for the overall or stage win in such a race, simply signing the start sheet is enough"
>According to the riders, certain teams complained about the time limit. The names of the complainants were not mentioned. Lidl-Trek, owned by green jersey wearer Jonathan Milan, claims they certainly didn't lobby. (HLN)
change it back to 33% and OTL all the fat shitters
>Benoot: "There was no reason for it, if it were suddenly 45 degrees or a thunderstorm broke out. A sprinter who wants to win the green jersey has to prepare specifically to get over the mountains, which is detrimental to their sprinting ability."
>Campenaerts: "I'd never ridden a TT with a 33% tl before. Why raise it even higher? This is TDF, after all, the highest level of cycling? Eventually, they'll say: 'If you're not eligible for the overall or stage win in such a race, simply signing the start sheet is enough"
>According to the riders, certain teams complained about the time limit. The names of the complainants were not mentioned. Lidl-Trek, owned by green jersey wearer Jonathan Milan, claims they certainly didn't lobby. (HLN)
change it back to 33% and OTL all the fat shitters
7/16/2025, 3:00:50 PM
>Strava has made changes to its flyby feature, with users now having to opt-in for the comparisons and overview function.
>Flybys are a tool that allows you to see the profiles of people you passed while cycling or running, also letting you view their full route.
>But the function has raised some safety concerns, as Strava users pointed out it would be easy to use flybys to track athletes, figure out their routine, and even see dark or secluded areas of their route.
fuck sake all I want to do is have a gawk at their insta
>Flybys are a tool that allows you to see the profiles of people you passed while cycling or running, also letting you view their full route.
>But the function has raised some safety concerns, as Strava users pointed out it would be easy to use flybys to track athletes, figure out their routine, and even see dark or secluded areas of their route.
fuck sake all I want to do is have a gawk at their insta
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