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Ellen van Dijk wins the women's time trial by just over 2 seconds from compatriot Anna van der Breggen, with Germany's Trixi Worrack over a minute behind in bronze.

This is the bit now that really pisses me off as someone who lives in one of the areas hit with restrictions. Why wait until 1pm to start the men's race? Could easily start it at 11am and the whole thing could be finished and the roads open again by mid afternoon.

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3 hours ago, peasy23 said:

Ellen van Dijk wins the women's time trial by just over 2 seconds from compatriot Anna van der Breggen, with Germany's Trixi Worrack over a minute behind in bronze.

This is the bit now that really pisses me off as someone who lives in one of the areas hit with restrictions. Why wait until 1pm to start the men's race? Could easily start it at 11am and the whole thing could be finished and the roads open again by mid afternoon.

It's not as if they've only shut minor roads either. Large sections of Dumbarton Road and Great Western Road are shut too.

What was the course like for the Commonwealth Games? I can't remember anything like this much disruption at that time.

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It's not as if they've only shut minor roads either. Large sections of Dumbarton Road and Great Western Road are shut too.
What was the course like for the Commonwealth Games? I can't remember anything like this much disruption at that time.
There wasn't so much of the city centre affected iirc, certainly not in the West End anyway. It headed out East through Barmulloch and Robroyston, before heading back in via Moodiesburn and Stepps and on to Cumbernauld Road.
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20 hours ago, peasy23 said:

Mark Cavendish has pulled out of Sunday's road race, Peter Sagan has tweeted how he us looking forward to going for gold in Glasgow. Course is probably just lumpy enough to suit him too.

Forecast to be pishing rain.

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2 hours ago, Mark Connolly said:

Great to see Lynsey Sharp finally competing in a fair race where there is no Caster Semenya, and the rules haven't been fiddled to allow Laura Muir to beat her.

Still finished 6th though, so maybe she is just shite.

Doing Britain proud.:lol::lol::lol:

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Watching the women's long jump final, thought the woman raking the sand looked familiar. Turns out it's Heike Dreschler. Must be a bit off putting for the competitors that the raker has jumped further than any of them have. [emoji23]

 

 

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29 minutes ago, peasy23 said:

Sounds like the West Region SJFA had a hand in the scheduling with the women's 400m final taking place just 90 minutes before the 4x400 relay.

That was bizarre, fair play to all the athletes who ran both. The Polish girl who won gold in the individual and ran the last leg looked absolutely fucked.

Great run from Eilidh Doyle, who is the absolute opposite of Lynsey Sharp in terms of attitude, class, and ability to deliver under pressure.

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Doyle always comes across well in interviews. No excuses when she doesn’t perform. Next years european indoors in Glasgow will likely be her last major championships. Hope she gets a medal. Great career and a good role model for younger athletes.

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Stupid commentator - "they surely have the gold unless they have a complete disaster" - one complete disaster later by Torrance . . .
 
 
It was if she forgot what dive she was trying to do, lucky she even made it into the water hands first.
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