eric le roi
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Pendleton's got a great body but a wierd head shape. Looks a bit like an alien type of head.
That's her helmet
Pendleton's got a great body but a wierd head shape. Looks a bit like an alien type of head.
That's her helmet
I think it's a load of nonsense to be honest. At those speeds it fecking harsh if you got out marginally.
Bullshit decision, she was almost elbowed off the track so when trying to straighten up sneaked into other lane
That is what I thought too, at those speeds any kind of knock is gonna wobble you. Harsh decision.
Mears bumps into Pendleton so she loses her balance and wobbles out of the lane a bit further on then gets relegated, that guys who is making these decisions is taking the rules far too strict. So much for them giving the benefit of the doubt been no sign of it in the way they have relegated some of the cyclists at times.
Aussies throwing their weight around.
Of course you then get some idiots who think the officiating is biased towards GB.
Do any of you follow track cycling a lot? This is just a correct and logical decision. She went out of her lane two times, also before she got elbowed and blocked Meares doing so. If she hadn'(t gone out of her lane, Meares would have won that race regardless.
And those pushes/elbow are pretty much allowed in track cycling. As long as it's not too bad.
We don't care. It looks harsh, and the pundit think so too.
Dont know how anyone can say that Pendleton has been relegated twice in the events so far but the judges are being far too strict in the cycling to everyone. They need to look at things for the next championship.
How many golds is that for Australia now? 2?
EDIT: 3. Well done Australia...
Do any of you follow track cycling a lot? This is just a correct and logical decision. She went out of her lane two times, also before she got elbowed and blocked Meares doing so. If she hadn'(t gone out of her lane, Meares would have won that race regardless.
And those pushes/elbow are pretty much allowed in track cycling. As long as it's not too bad.
Part of the reason she came out was due to the bumping from Mears so it might have been sticking to the rules but it was very harsh and their benefit of the doubt statement has not been lived up to.
On the plus side, it'll shut up the whinging French.
On the plus side, it'll shut up the whinging French.
How many nations take cycling seriously? I wanna put into context all these golds we keep getting in the sport.