Tour of California 2011
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Tour of California broadcast times
Postby yyeric » Sun May 15, 2011 4:36 pm
Awesome work from SBS on the ToC.
Tour of California TV times, SBS TWO (all times AEST) with simultaneous live streaming online.
16/5/11 7AM – 9AM AEST Stage 1 (191 Km) S. Lake Tahoe to N. Lake Tahoe
17/5/11 7AM – 9AM AEST Stage 2 (214,4 Km) N. Lake Tahoe to Sacramento
18/5/11 7AM – 9AM AEST Stage 3 (196,2 Km) Auburn to Modesto
19/5/11 7AM – 9AM AEST Stage 4 (131,6 Km) Livermore to San Jose
20/5/11 7AM – 9AM AEST Stage 5 (223,6 Km) Seaside to Paso Robles
21/5/11 7AM – 9AM AEST Stage 6 (24 Km) Solvang Individual Time Trial
22/5/11 7AM – 9AM AEST Stage 7 (121,9 Km) Claremont to Mt. Baldy
23/5/11 7AM – 9AM AEST Stage 8 (129,1 Km) Santa Clarita to Thousand Oaks
http://www.sbs.com.au/cyclingcentral/ne ... cast-times
Tour of California TV times, SBS TWO (all times AEST) with simultaneous live streaming online.
16/5/11 7AM – 9AM AEST Stage 1 (191 Km) S. Lake Tahoe to N. Lake Tahoe
17/5/11 7AM – 9AM AEST Stage 2 (214,4 Km) N. Lake Tahoe to Sacramento
18/5/11 7AM – 9AM AEST Stage 3 (196,2 Km) Auburn to Modesto
19/5/11 7AM – 9AM AEST Stage 4 (131,6 Km) Livermore to San Jose
20/5/11 7AM – 9AM AEST Stage 5 (223,6 Km) Seaside to Paso Robles
21/5/11 7AM – 9AM AEST Stage 6 (24 Km) Solvang Individual Time Trial
22/5/11 7AM – 9AM AEST Stage 7 (121,9 Km) Claremont to Mt. Baldy
23/5/11 7AM – 9AM AEST Stage 8 (129,1 Km) Santa Clarita to Thousand Oaks
http://www.sbs.com.au/cyclingcentral/ne ... cast-times
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Tour of California Stage 1 cancelled
Postby Becker_11 » Mon May 16, 2011 7:58 am
I have searched the forums prior to posting this and not found a thread so I decided to start this one.
I have just read over at cyclingnews that stage 1 has been cancelled due to poor weather. http://bit.ly/iBBN2i
Seems like a good idea if you ask me.
I have just read over at cyclingnews that stage 1 has been cancelled due to poor weather. http://bit.ly/iBBN2i
Seems like a good idea if you ask me.
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Re: Tour of California broadcast times
Postby Chuck » Wed May 18, 2011 9:27 am
Incredible pictures in this mornings field sprint. How was Baden Cooke's wheelie at 60k an hour Those guys have got big kahunas
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Tour of California 2011
Postby sogood » Thu May 19, 2011 7:15 pm
Well, the marketing people are heavily promoting this race and SBS is in, so how about a dedicated thread? Maybe the mods can assist by combining the following threads in here?
viewtopic.php?f=31&t=40640
viewtopic.php?f=31&t=40620
viewtopic.php?f=15&t=40744
What I am interested in is Andy Schleck. Is he still warming up for July? He is certainly not in as dominating form as Contador over at the Giro. Or does he feel this is not the race he needs to win, and make some more friends before July? And what happened to Leipeimer? Going to let his buddy Horner gain some well deserved fame before they both retire?
viewtopic.php?f=31&t=40640
viewtopic.php?f=31&t=40620
viewtopic.php?f=15&t=40744
What I am interested in is Andy Schleck. Is he still warming up for July? He is certainly not in as dominating form as Contador over at the Giro. Or does he feel this is not the race he needs to win, and make some more friends before July? And what happened to Leipeimer? Going to let his buddy Horner gain some well deserved fame before they both retire?
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Re: Tour of California broadcast times
Postby MichaelB » Fri May 20, 2011 1:25 pm
What about the poor guy that got tangled in Jen's wheel and flipped and landed heavily on his back and head ? Apparently lightly concussed and started in the next stage with heaps of climbing ....Chuck wrote:Incredible pictures in this mornings field sprint. How was Baden Cooke's wheelie at 60k an hour Those guys have got big kahunas
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Re: Tour of California broadcast times
Postby sogood » Fri May 20, 2011 1:40 pm
Saw the video and it was hell of a whack on the back of the head. Surprised that there weren't more mention of that accident and good to know he got away "lightly". Despite all the aero spines, guess helmets are protective in the reverse direction too.MichaelB wrote:What about the poor guy that got tangled in Jen's wheel and flipped and landed heavily on his back and head ? Apparently lightly concussed and started in the next stage with heaps of climbing ....
Shame Matt Goss just missed out in Stage 5. But what a contrast b/n ToC and Giro in terms of the track condition. ToC sprints on 8 lane boulevard while Giro sprints through a 1 lane wide U-turn within 1.5km of the finish.
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Re: Tour of California broadcast times
Postby MichaelB » Fri May 20, 2011 2:26 pm
sogood wrote: ..... But what a contrast b/n ToC and Giro in terms of the track condition. ToC sprints on 8 lane boulevard while Giro sprints through a 1 lane wide U-turn within 1.5km of the finish.
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Re: Tour of California broadcast times
Postby Chuck » Fri May 20, 2011 2:36 pm
Yeah that was a bad one.MichaelB wrote:What about the poor guy that got tangled in Jen's wheel and flipped and landed heavily on his back and head ? Apparently lightly concussed and started in the next stage with heaps of climbing ....Chuck wrote:Incredible pictures in this mornings field sprint. How was Baden Cooke's wheelie at 60k an hour Those guys have got big kahunas
Horner's performance yesterday
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Re: Tour of California 2011
Postby MichaelB » Mon May 23, 2011 8:59 am
Gossy gets up for a win !!!
Yay ....
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Re: Tour of California 2011
Postby sogood » Mon May 23, 2011 9:25 am
Still can't believe Andy Schleck couldn't keep up with Leipheimer on Mt Baldy yesterday and it's just 6 weeks to TdF. Well deserved late career accolade for Horner.
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Re: Tour of California 2011
Postby Chuck » Mon May 23, 2011 3:25 pm
8th overall at 4'33" is a better effort than last year where he lost over 14 minutes on the main climbing stage and finished outside the top 20. He knows what he's doing.sogood wrote:Still can't believe Andy Schleck couldn't keep up with Leipheimer on Mt Baldy yesterday and it's just 6 weeks to TdF.
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Re: Tour of California 2011
Postby roller » Mon May 23, 2011 4:35 pm
tuned in to some of this on sunday morning, saw levi and horner heading up the mountain alone, with richard nixon running along on one side of them and a doctor with a giant syringe on the other
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