Milan-San Remo (Italy) is LIVE from 12:35am Monday 18 March on SBS ONE, with live streaming online here at Cycling Central. It will be hosted by Michael Tomalaris with David McKenzie and commentary from Matt Keenan.
The Tour of Flanders (Belgium) is LIVE from 10:30pm Sunday 31 March on SBS ONE, with live streaming online here at Cycling Central. It will be hosted by Michael Tomalaris with David McKenzie and commentary from Matt Keenan and Scott McGrory.
Paris-Roubaix (France) is LIVE from 9:30pm Sunday 7 April on SBS ONE, with live streaming online at here at Cycling Central. It will be hosted by Michael Tomalaris with Henk Vogels and commentary from Phil Liggett and Paul Sherwen. David McKenzie will provide reports from Europe.
The Amstel Gold Race (Netherlands) is LIVE 10:30pm Sunday 14 April SBS ONE, with live streaming online here at Cycling Central. It will be hosted by Michael Tomalaris with Henk Vogels and commentary from Matt Keenan and Scott McGrory.David McKenzie will provide reports from Europe.
Liege-Bastogne-Liege (Belgium) is LIVE 11:15pm Sunday 21 April SBS ONE. With live streaming online here at Cycling Central. It will be hosted by Michael Tomalaris with Henk Vogels and commentary from Matt Keenan and Scott McGrory. David McKenzie will provide reports from Europe.
SBS will also broadcast the final one-day classics race of the year, the Giro di Lombardia (Italy), live on 6 October.
Spring Classics
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hannos
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Spring Classics
From SBS
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MichaelB
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Re: Spring Classics
Gonna be some late Sunday nights 
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DavidS
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Re: Spring Classics
MIlan San Remo is more like Monday morning, too late for me, gotta get to work.
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toolonglegs
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Re: Spring Classics
Got a little road trip slightly planned for the end of April .
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roller
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roller
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Re: Spring Classics
Milan-San Remo
298kms
sunday afternoon nap essential.
298kms
sunday afternoon nap essential.
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familyguy
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Re: Spring Classics
Aaaaaaand its snowing for MSR. Race neutralised between 117 and 137km (Tuschino). Teams to bus between points. And some have Sky don't have a bus. Interesting.
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Fresh
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norbs
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Re: Spring Classics
The photos on Twitter are epic!
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Metor
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Re: Spring Classics
Today is a MSR for real men!
Epic pics indeed and edition as well.
Epic pics indeed and edition as well.
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norbs
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MichaelB
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Metor wrote:Today is a MSR for real men!
Epic pics indeed and edition as well.
That's unbelievable !!
Brilliant race, and great to see an underdog come through !!!
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find_bruce
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Re: Spring Classics
Loved this quote
Koen de Kort wrote:It's snowing so much this could be biathlon. If so, can I be shot first?"
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reefer
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Re: Spring Classics
MichaelB wrote:Brilliant race, and great to see an underdog come through !!!
The look on Sagans face as he is pipped on the line, priceless
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jamesn184
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reefer wrote:MichaelB wrote:Brilliant race, and great to see an underdog come through !!!
The look on Sagans face as he is pipped on the line, priceless
I think he wasn't happy that he was out smarted and sprinted
I wanted Fab or Gilby to win
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roller
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Re: Spring Classics
I watched the whole thing on the SBS stream (even though they have 4 channels at their disposal)
with about 16kms to go SBS started their coverage, i thought "awesome, i'll get to see the last 16kms on the big TV"
nope.
by the time the race had finished on the stream and they were still showing their pre-race preview etc etc etc.
absolutely ridiculous, they have 3/4 channels at their disposal, at one time they were show the same documentary on SBS HD, SBS ONE and SBS TWO when they could have been showing the race live.
great finish though, i'm glad i persevered.
with about 16kms to go SBS started their coverage, i thought "awesome, i'll get to see the last 16kms on the big TV"
nope.
by the time the race had finished on the stream and they were still showing their pre-race preview etc etc etc.
absolutely ridiculous, they have 3/4 channels at their disposal, at one time they were show the same documentary on SBS HD, SBS ONE and SBS TWO when they could have been showing the race live.
great finish though, i'm glad i persevered.
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vander
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Re: Spring Classics
SBS were showing it from about 120km to go I watched about 30km of that then couldnt watch anymore needed to sleep.
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MichaelB
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Re: Spring Classics
I had a couple of naps, but caught the last 50km.
Interesting that Ciolek won in similar circumstances to Gerro, but wasn't portrayed as a their of the stage !
Anyway, congrats to all that finished
Interesting that Ciolek won in similar circumstances to Gerro, but wasn't portrayed as a their of the stage !
Anyway, congrats to all that finished
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hannos
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Re: Spring Classics
I fell alseep with the ipad on my chest. Must remember to not watch the racing lying down in bed
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clackers
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Re: Spring Classics
Ciolek played 'em like cheap fiddles!
Good on him, wild card and all ... let those millionaires do all the work.
Note that he wasn't on anyone's wheel in that final stretch ... he put in the big ones to finish!
Good on him, wild card and all ... let those millionaires do all the work.
Note that he wasn't on anyone's wheel in that final stretch ... he put in the big ones to finish!
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jamesn184
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Re: Spring Classics
He is a established sprinter/lead out man as Sagan is still young and doesn't have a good kick
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clackers
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Re: Spring Classics
He also kept up with Cancellara and Sagan in the descent.
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norbs
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Metor
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Re: Spring Classics
My 2nd most favourite race will be tonight!
Must take 8th of April of to watch the best race there is. Nice month coming up now!
Must take 8th of April of to watch the best race there is. Nice month coming up now!
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gabrielle260
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Re: Spring Classics
Boonen falls and is out of the race. Speculation his season is over!!!!
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