Cycling in the 2012 Olympics (spoilers allowed)

[ny biker]

So, Cadel has dropped out of the time trial, due to "fatigue."

Cancellara will ride despite his shoulder injury.

[colby]

Armistead comments on the state of professional womens cycling:
http://www.cyclingnews.com/news/armi...sional-cycling

Maybe the home team winning the gold (and not in the mens race) will shine a bit of a light on the womens side of cycling. I'm not sure it'll change much, but maybe she'll have a bit of a voice.

[katluvr]

Anyone watching the Women's Time Trial this AM?

I really want to see the track cycling (is that what it is called?)

K

[pll]

Good morning! Yep, I was just watching on and off (while stretching after a run, while preparing breakfast).

SteepHill.tv is providing all the times and broadcasts for cycling thus far (even though their heading reads "road cycling"); I love their post race big pictures. Another good site to bookmark is CyclingFans.com

Im guessing one of those sites will list the track cycling events and link to the webcasts.

[hebe]

I missed both sets of time trials, hopefully will catch up later.

[Koronin]

My husband and I are also both looking forward to the track cycling.

[skinimini]

I was in London for the Opening Ceremony and men's race. It was exhilarating to watch the guys zoom by, but that's all I saw--twice, about 15 seconds! Saw much more of the BMW team cars than the racers. Loved the fans' spirit, literally cheering for everyone, but I'll take the TV anytime. Being in a hotel, I didn't have the opportunity for playback. I'll remember this when I get the bug to be a spectator at the TdF!