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@zemetre @LeGruppetto Il a déjà gagné le Giro, lui. Quand on voit Derek Gee revenir et repasser devant, on se dit que les deux se sont enterrés, mais quand t'as le maillot rose sur les épaules tu assumes ton rang. Ce que Del Toro n'a pas fait. Espérons qu'il en tire des enseignements.

@LeGruppetto Bonne ambiance. Carapaz a bien compris que le danger vient de Del Toro. Vu ce qu’il fait à son age, il va tout rafler et Carapaz ne restera dans les souvenir que comme quelqu’un qui aurait pu être ce qu’il n’a pas été

Richard Carapaz : "Le plus intelligent a gagné. Au final, il (Isaac Del Toro) a perdu le #GirodItalia. Il n'a pas su bien courir."

@Nanodoc88 @LeGruppetto On parle du virage que Carapaz a involontairement loupé ? Si oui alors c'est même pas par choix qu'il est passé devant, la mauvaise foi incarnée

@LeGruppetto Travaillé seul? Il a passé littéralement passé 10s en devant sur toute l'ascension du Finestre.

Isaac Del Toro: "Yates a été le plus intelligent, bravo à Visma qui a très bien joué, avec Van Aert à l'avant. Je pense que j'aurais pu être avec Yates, mais je devais être avec Carapaz qui était le plus proche au général. Simon était 3e, Richard 2e, il doit suivre." #GirodItalia

@NabilHunt @arthurbfrd You can't upload any gpx on Strava and call it a day, but you would know that if you used the platform. Strava also has mechanisms to detect unrealistic data. But anyway, all this stuff is useless, the only real performance is the one you do at a race.

@arthurbfrd Isn't .gpx just an XML file ? Which part required clever engineering ?

Will I get sued for this? I’ve just built FakeMy.Run a website that lets you create fake running activities Strava mules have gone viral recently for charging 10-20$ to run for other people and improve their stats, which made me think there has to be an easier way There is. And after a bit of clever engineering, I built Fake My Run: - Go to any location in the world - Draw a couple of dots on the map - Align your run to the roads/trails - Set your pace, date and description - Download your activity as a file (.GPX) It’s that easy. TBH, I didn’t make Fake My Run without purpose. I’ve been running for 10+ years, and in the last couple of years I’ve noticed the culture around running has shifted. Running used to be a very personal sport that was mainly practised to challenge yourself, to improve your physical and mental health, to stay in shape, to compete with others, to discover new parts of the world, etc. In the last couple of years, I’ve seen running increasingly shift towards becoming a social status and way of signalling a lifestyle. Every activity can be turned into an Instagram story, every marathon can become a TikTok video. And social running apps are the spine, the solid, irrefutable proof of those very achievements. Like social media though, running posts can be faked. Which is in part why I made Fake My Run. As a way to challenge the culture shift around running. To also prove the good old saying that you shouldn’t trust what you see on the internet. But also because it was technically doable and entertaining. Maybe this is a flawed reasoning to a real problem, I’m just another runner guilty of the very things I am criticising here. Curious to see how this will be received Disclaimer: Please be mindful of the ToS of running apps. Fake My Run was built for entertainment and educational purposes. Please use responsibly.

Quand tu cherches Colnago sur Qwant et que tu n'as que des résultats sur le Congo... Difficile de se passer de google comme moteur de recherche avec des résultats aussi médiocres 🫤

Bref, le vice-président américain donne à l’Europe des leçons de démocratie.

@Trackmania not that challenging but really good flow on that track and the scenery is indeed top notch !

Challenging track with beautiful scenery by SlothOracle today

Les sections de pneu sont en mm pas en cm, et vous semblez confondre boyau et chambre à air. Un boyau c'est un pneu qui fait tout le tour de la chambre à air et qui est cousu à sa base. Un pneu tubeless n'a pas de chambre à air. rmcsport.bfmtv.com/cyclisme/le-no… @RMCSport

@NeraBerg13 @eurosport Interesting, I once accidentally put too much in muffins as a yeast substitute and it tasted very awkward (bitter and salty at the same time), you put lemon juice in proportionate amounts to counteract that because it reacts with the soda. That paste must taste awful doesn't it?

@eurosport People are saying it's actually a Bicarbonate soda type paste as can't be used as a gel and apparently has variouse effects likes reducing lactic accid, increasing carbohydrate intake and in general just helps the rider go for longer. Also, yes it's legal within the sport.

"I've never seen this before!" 😂 An unconventional mid-race snack option for Michael Woods! 🍚 #Zurich2024

#LesRP Roglic a changé de vélo car il n'a plus besoin de roues hautes

@SportsOrla Brasserie, brassiere is a sports bra 🙂

In what other sport do you step away from the race to go for a whizz in a brassiere? Honestly, I love this sport.

@RagnHaarland Toi t'as pas vu l'attitude du Géorgien envers Teddy Riner en quart de finale

Ça fait 8 jours que ça regarde tout les sports des JO, j'ai pas vu une embrouille, que du respect. Faut pas s'arrêter sur des généralités. Mais je pense que le foot a un vrai problème de valeurs qui le dessert. #FRAARG #Paris2024

@Domestique___ @GettySport Ganna - Kopecky - Alaphilippe - Longo Borghini

Alright, #TDF2024 is over! Time to predict #Paris2024! 😋 ♂️ ME Individual Time Trail : ♀️ WE Individual Time Trail : ♂️ ME Road Race : ♀️ WE Road Race :

@mcewenrobbie @daniellloyd1 @AdamBlythe89 @SportsOrla @gcntweet @carltonkirby @SeanKellyCC As a French I often tuned in to the English version of Eurosport because I liked both of your commentary. I also like les RP don't get me wrong but the tone is different and it has a lot to do with Dan's laid back tone and insightful comments.

As some of you will have read/seen, we recently regained financial and editorial control of PSN (PlaySportsNetwork) from Warner Bros Discovery, which means some changes for me. I could never have imagined when I joined GCN at its inception in 2012 that we'd go from a small start-up YouTube channel, to multiple channels with many millions of subscribers, billions of views, to starting a successful subscription service that showed the biggest races in the world and a heap of amazing cycling documentaries. GCN’s journey with Eurosport and live racing is something I’ll never forget - we achieved a hell of a lot in a very short time. I think we made some really positive changes for cycling, and I will always be very proud of that. However, it's been a tough 8 months or so for GCN - the shuttering of GCN+, and now the website, has meant we've lost a lot of very talented, hard working colleagues who are incredibly passionate about the sport. The show must go on, though. GCN is still full of amazing people, and more importantly, supported by an incredible community of cyclists. I firmly believe that the next part of our journey will be more exciting than ever - I want to be part of, and instrumental in that next adventure, the next chapter. Unfortunately, that means I will no longer be on The Breakaway or Eurosport’s cycling commentary. It's a part of my job that I will dearly miss, but more than that, I will miss the fantastic group of people (on screen/mic and off) who I had the privilege of working with there for the last few years. I really couldn't have asked for a better team to spend three weeks at a time with. Thanks to all of you who have been so kind in your messages of support for GCN these last few months - it's really meant the world to everyone at the company. As an aside, I know a lot of you have been waiting for the GCN+ documentaries to find a new home, and the good news is that they'll be available again via a YouTube membership that we're setting up LATER TODAY. I'm heading out to Florence this week for the Grand Départ, so I look forward to bumping into some of you there. Thanks for reading. Dan

@LeGruppetto Et Sam Laidlow premier vainqueur français du championnat du monde Ironman ça mérite une citation quand même non?

Laurent Jalabert a été sacré champion du monde Ironman dans la catégorie 55-59 ans ! 86e après la partie natation, le Français a repris la tête grâce au cyclisme (180km dans l'arrière-pays niçois) pour ne plus la lâcher. Alexandre Vinokourov a gagné lui chez les 50-54 ans.

Gogo Mondo Duplantis! #Budapest2023

@gouaig Honteux les prix pratiqués 😡

⛔️ À quel moment le #retrogaming est-il parti en vrille ?! 😱 Les boutiques vont nous expliquer que c’est l’inflation hein 😉

@vouf_fr @X Tu sais les américains sortis de baguette et omelette du fromage 😉

"Votre réponse !" en français @X ...

Wtf cette série du 400m avec Gardiner qui se claque 😲 #Budapest2023

Roh la d'abord Sifan Hassan maintenant Femke Bol #Budapest2023 incroyable ces chutes

@erwanaliasr1 @Prusa3D @josefprusa Magnifique 🤩

First big print with a mk4 with input shaders (fw 5.0rc) 30hours of work, 20cm, 300gr Good job @Prusa3D @josefprusa