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Original postSteve McGinty
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The riders in last nights Points Race had attachments to the front drop-outs - presumably some sort
of chip to assist the lap count?
At the end Llaneras was totally [censored] after Stocher sat on his wheel for last 20k or so.
Coby Pearce made a lot of strong efforts, but always seemed to be on his own so missed the big
lap gains..
Regards! Stephen
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Ewoud Dronkert
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Steve McGinty said:The riders in last nights Points Race had attachments to the front drop-outs - presumably some sort
of chip to assist the lap count?
Dunno. It was very annoying however that they waited so long to show the updated point list after
a lap gain.
Quoted message said:Coby Pearce made a lot of strong efforts, but always seemed to be on his own so missed the big
lap gains..
That Newton guy wasn't very tactical either.
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Steve McGinty
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Ewoud Dronkert said:Steve McGinty said:The riders in last nights Points Race had attachments to the front drop-outs - presumably some
sort of chip to assist the lap count?
Dunno. It was very annoying however that they waited so long to show the updated point list after a
lap gain.
I found it much harder to follow on the TV than live - (not helped by the hopeless UK
commentary, as usual)
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Quoted message said:Coby Pearce made a lot of strong efforts, but always seemed to be on his own so missed the big
lap gains..
That Newton guy wasn't very tactical either.
Yeah, attacked too early and struggled while the real race was going on, then Pronk outsmarted him
for the bronze.
Regards! Stephen
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