The only thing on the UCI website is this: uci.chroadreform.pdfOpen ↗
which is only slightly more detailed than the PowerPoint presentations Bush gets.
Yikes.
This is not a well thought-out plan.
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Robert Chung said:
The only thing on the UCI website is this: uci.chroadreform.pdfOpen ↗
which is only slightly more detailed than the PowerPoint presentations Bush gets.Yikes.
This is not a well thought-out plan.
Yeah, they're making some spanish teams do the classics. This will be a disaster. -
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Robert Chung said:
The only thing on the UCI website is this: uci.chroadreform.pdfOpen ↗
which is only slightly more detailed than the PowerPoint presentations Bush gets.Yikes.
This is not a well thought-out plan.
Yeah, they're making some spanish teams do the classics. This will be a disaster.And Belgium is counting only 4 protour stages: Flanders, Liege-Bastonge-Liege, Fleche Walonne and
Gent-Wevelgem. This is unbelievable! We have together with France and Italy the biggest cycling
tradition in the world! What about Het Volk, E3 Harelbeke and Paris-Bruxelles? These races should
definitely be part of the Protour.
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