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Brief_Exit1798 t1_jaje92c wrote

This was awesome to see in person. I hope they promote it more so it's better attended

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atomlinson89 t1_jajltcy wrote

They could start notifying drivers tomorrow and they would still complain they didn't know.

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dickpickdan t1_jajuf5f wrote

Bookmark this for when everybody is bitching that there was no notice of road closures!

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guessimdummy t1_jak2vpk wrote

There will probably be less World Tour teams in attendance this time because it’s not a relegation year and teams won’t be scrambling for UCI points, but it’s still cool that Baltimore is home to the biggest professional road cycling race in the United States.

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guachi01 t1_jakc8rj wrote

Replying to guessimdummy (#2,141,315)

Probably correct on the UCI point scramble. But because the points are cumulative a smart team will start the scramble this year instead of waiting. We'll likely get the lower tier American teams of Human Powered Health and EF Education again, for example.

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RL_Mutt t1_jakjgyl wrote

Noted. No street parking for me.

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hbgbees t1_jaku7yf wrote

Excellent. 3hour drive for me. I’m in

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S-Kunst t1_jalpxls wrote

Yes, lets divert scarce city resources to fund an entertainment event which does little to help the city. its like the family living off of credit cards booking a costly vacation.

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jojammin t1_jalyusw wrote

Replying to S-Kunst (#2,143,544)

Baltimore has a $500 million police budget and a balanced budget. City is not taking out a loan to pay cops to close roads/watch intersections on the course. Are you dumb?

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Cheomesh t1_jamgjui wrote

That'd be a fun experience, might come check this out

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