Manchester on Grandstand (BBC1 ) now

David Martin said:

Subject says it all.

Not really.

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Timothy Murphy said:

David Martin said:

Subject says it all.

Not really.

OK, Velorution at Manchester on BBC1 right now. Lots of British Gold
medals, and a broken colalr bone.

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Thanks for that David

OK, I don't know much about this type of cycling. I saw a bloke win the
persuit and then Victoria P win the sprint.
But why were they cycling for their sponsors, while everyone else seemed to
be part of a national team?
Do we not have a team?

Please be gentle if this is a stupid question.

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John Mallard

John Mallard said:

Thanks for that David

OK, I don't know much about this type of cycling. I saw a bloke win the
persuit and then Victoria P win the sprint.
But why were they cycling for their sponsors, while everyone else seemed to
be part of a national team?
Do we not have a team?

Please be gentle if this is a stupid question.

UCI rules allow host countries to enter a national team and trade teams
.... that way we get more chance of winning something

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