Stage 18 TT **SPOILER**

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surfgurl

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Location
Somerset
Has anyone found a link to watch it online? None of mine are working today and ITV4 is not showing it until 2pm. I'm addicted now, I'll even watch it in Flemish
 

Will1985

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Location
South Norfolk
jiggerypokery said:
First rider round in 50:45 - Terpstra, so that's the time to better.

Edit - Tell a lie, Hutarovich was first round with 55:12.
I think you're right the first time - Terpstra started 4 minutes later, but would have crossed the line before Hutarovich.
 

onthe_road

New Member
Using the Will1985 algorithm and based on Ignatiev's time on both individual TTs the winner (Cancellara) should come in under 45:00.
All things and omens considered I'll go for 45:55 winning time.
 

rich p

ridiculous old lush
Location
Brighton
Going with the trend of predicting after the start of the event then I think NickM set al should have another go:biggrin::biggrin:
 

Will1985

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Location
South Norfolk
onthe_road said:
Using the Will1985 algorithm and based on Ignatiev's time on both individual TTs the winner (Cancellara) should come in under 45:00.
All things and omens considered I'll go for 45:55 winning time.
It's called the "All-things-being-equal algorithm"!!!

I would agree with that though - Cancellara should do a mid to long 45.
 

NickM

Veteran
rich p said:
Going with the trend of predicting after the start of the event then I think NickM set al should have another go:biggrin::biggrin:
Huh. I think all bets are off <sulk>

:sad:
 

NickM

Veteran
SimonRoberts0204 said:
whats the world record for a 25 mile TT? I thought it was close to 45 minutes?
Competition record is 45'57", set by the supreme tester, Chris Boardman, with a fixed gear on a float evening in Oxfordshire 1993.

I didn't think the riders would get close to that today, partly because it's a bit windy, partly because there's a bit of an 'ill, and partly because it's 500m longer.
 

onthe_road

New Member
NickM said:
Competition record is 45'57", set by the supreme tester, Chris Boardman, with a fixed gear on a float evening in Oxfordshire 1993.

Thanks for enlighting me NickM - you mean the WR would have to be broken in adverse conditions for my prediction to come true? :sad:

Then I guess you should stick to your guns rich_p. Ignatiev has TT pedigree...
 
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