The difference between a big mistake and a small mistake with major consequences is more than I can cope with after a week's hard Olympic-watching, I'm afraid.Yes
It may have major consequences, but it's a very small mistake.
Chinese cyclist storming off, expect a statement saying that she is turning her back on the sport she loves!
It's not really an incredibly small mistake though, is it? It's an incredibly big mistake that gets you thrown out of the final, or loses you the gold medal. No point in gaining that extra 0.01 seconds if you don't even get the chance to compete.
It's the same place every time you go round the track. It's the same two riders every time they do the race. If Tom Daley and the bald one can do three and a half somersaults in perfect harmony then one cyclist can learn not to overtake another one before the gaffer tape.
Rumours on the grapevine about that "mechanical problem" ...Well done hinds. Set it up.
He has dual German/British nationality.Rumours on the grapevine about that "mechanical problem" ...
More than rumours - apparently he said it on camera - ex German team ?
Rumours on the grapevine about that "mechanical problem" ...
More than rumours - apparently he said it on camera - ex German team ?
bad start, but had to actually fall off to get a restartI don't understand.
antipodean bile?
Stupid question that wasn't the stupid question that Lineker asked: why does the lead get one of those red stand thingies, but the other two just get a man holding them up?
Um, could we get in trouble for that...?
Bbc evening showing (I think with Hindes) were pretty much nudge nudge wink wink.Did anyone catch Hindes post-race interview? Someone on another board saying he claims to have fallen deliberately to get a restart. Sounds a bit iffy but can't seem to find it.
Just before he went over?Here's the replay, you can see him lift the handlebars up: http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/olympics/19102345#asset