#TCRNo9 is here. https://t.co/V7cd1LGpxs. Starting once again on Flandrien cobbles, this year’s route guides our intrepid, self-supported riders south and east; across Alpine passes, through sheer gorges and along ancient roads, finally coming to rest on the edge of Europe...
Hey, friends, we just gave our company to planet Earth. OK, it’s more nuanced than that, but we’re closed today to celebrate this new plan to save our one and only home. We’ll be back online tomorrow.
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@mkpaa Yeah I honestly didn’t enjoy that 1,000km across France in 2019 😅
I like that it’s quite close, and something that won’t take up too much time but not really feeling the event just yet. Have some other options so we shall see
Questions on #PBP. It’s not something that has appealed to me before, but some things may align to give me qualification, so I’m curious. What are the highlights of the route? Does everyone treat it as a race? What is your motivation for the event?
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And, like that, #TCRNo8 has come to an end on the shores of the Black Sea in Bulgaria. Exactly 16 days after leaving the TCR's Belgian home. Our GC Lanterne Rouge group made it to Burgas just before the 22.00CEST cutoff. Meanwhile, just over 30 riders are still on the road...