El expresidente de la UCI, propone hacer 3 grandes vueltas de 2 semanas.
Propone hacer eL Tour en Julio, el Giro en Septiembre y La Vuelta a Octubre
Con la cancelación del Giro de Italia, la Unión Ciclista Internacional está buscando formas de poder integrar esta prueba ciclista dentro de su calendario.
Una cosa complicada, ya que viendo la cantidad de pruebas profesionales que hay por todo el mundo sería muy difícil añadir una prueba de 3 semanas.
Por eso, el ex presidente de la UCI, Brian Cookson, viendo está situación ha propuesto en twitter una iniciativa para que se puedan celebrar las 3 grandes vueltas, pero acortándolas a 2 semanas de competición
EL Tour en Julio, el Giro en Septiembre y La Vuelta a Octubre
Cookson propone un Tour de Francia recortado a dos semanas a finales de julio que dejaría hueco para un Giro de Italia de la misma duración en septiembre llevando la Vuelta a España al mes de octubre, también sobre dos semanas.
Así mismo, no descarta que toda la temporada esté ya perdida y terminada ya que, para reanudarla, “tiene que haber una mejora significativa de la situación sanitaria en Francia, España e Italia, algo de lo que por ahora no hay señales”.
La propuesta de Brian Cookson
1. ASO are at present apparently saying the Tour could take place on the planned dates but without start villages, publicity caravan, etc.
I’ll be very very surprised if that happens, given the situation in France at the moment. But if things do improve sufficiently then…
1. ASO are at present apparently saying the Tour could take place on the planned dates but without start villages, publicity caravan, etc. I’ll be very very surprised if that happens, given the situation in France at the moment. But if things do improve sufficiently then…
— Brian Cookson OBE (@BrianCooksonOBE) March 23, 2020
2. here are my suggestions. Perhaps if the Olympics are delayed to October or even postponed to 2021, that would give more space in the calendar for a shortened TdF to take place, maybe late July or August. A two week TdF would then leave room for a delayed 2 week Giro in…
2. here are my suggestions. Perhaps if the Olympics are delayed to October or even postponed to 2021, that would give more space in the calendar for a shortened TdF to take place, maybe late July or August. A two week TdF would then leave room for a delayed 2 week Giro in…
— Brian Cookson OBE (@BrianCooksonOBE) March 23, 2020
3. September and a similar 2 week Vuelta in October. Postponed lesser Spring Classics could take place in the midweeks, maybe even at the same time as the Grand Tours, with postponed Monuments (M-SR, L-B-L, RVV, P-R) slotting into intermediate weekends. But it all depends on….
3. September and a similar 2 week Vuelta in October. Postponed lesser Spring Classics could take place in the midweeks, maybe even at the same time as the Grand Tours, with postponed Monuments (M-SR, L-B-L, RVV, P-R) slotting into intermediate weekends. But it all depends on….
— Brian Cookson OBE (@BrianCooksonOBE) March 23, 2020
4. a major improvement in the health situation in France, Italy and Spain. Which there is no sign of just yet. If not, the whole season could well be lost. Apologies if these Tweets don’t all read together. Just a quick cut and paste of a few thoughts.
4. a major improvement in the health situation in France, Italy and Spain. Which there is no sign of just yet. If not, the whole season could well be lost. Apologies if these Tweets don’t all read together. Just a quick cut and paste of a few thoughts.
— Brian Cookson OBE (@BrianCooksonOBE) March 23, 2020
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