What Race would you most like to win?

[grellboy]

See poll. Please vote.

 

[mjr]

Human

 

[midlife]

George Herbert Stancer Memorial 10,


https://www.cyclechat.net/threads/40-years-ago-today.207056/


(@wicker man on here has won it, not me)

 

[iandg]

George Herbert Stancer Memorial 10,


https://www.cyclechat.net/threads/40-years-ago-today.207056/


(@wicker man on here has won it, not me)

When I was young and fast

 

[NorthernDave]

All those listed are very nice, but for sheer prestige it would have to be the Tour de Yorkshire.

 

[iandg]

Years ago (as a young tester) I would have said the GP de Nations, then (as a slightly older track man) a World/Olympic pursuit. Maybe a TT or the prologue in the TdeF - in truth 'what Boardman did'.

Glad to be in my late 50s and still a fit, active and healthy cyclist who enjoys cycling. No desire to win anything now

 

[Ming the Merciless]

Transcontinental Race

 

[biggs682]

Mine would have been one of 80's Willhire 24 hr Touring car race teamed with the late Tom Wilkinshaw and Win Percy driving a Ford Capri 2.8i

 

[grellboy]

Btw, very unscientific i know, but I've just realised I missed World Champs, so added on. Sorry!

 

[Slick]

Don't think I've won a race since the egg and spoon race circa 82 on Troon beach but I've still opted for the giro because I reckon there's still time.

 

[derrick]

British Grand prix.

 

[Thomson]

Paris Roubaix. :-).

 

[Slioch]

I've gone for Paris Roubaix because it's one of the choices, but deep down I'd want to win any race/stage that finished on Alpe D'huez.

 

[bianchi1]

World champs..that rainbow jersey would look cool down at my clubs races and reliability rides

 

[raleighnut]

Where's the option for the Friday evening dash from work to the pub, I was great at that