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Around 5 years ago, I didn't watch Women's cycling regularly yet. I simply couldn't really fit 'another sport' in my life.
Certainly don't regret starting to follow it. There's so much to it. I'm at a point where I look forward to Women's races just as much as Men's race.
1/n
Certainly don't regret starting to follow it. There's so much to it. I'm at a point where I look forward to Women's races just as much as Men's race.
1/n
Why do I consider it 'another sport'?
Due to having to learn a new calendar, new teams, new race mechanics, new tactics (as Women's races are taken on differently on many occasions)... 2/n
Due to having to learn a new calendar, new teams, new race mechanics, new tactics (as Women's races are taken on differently on many occasions)... 2/n
Honestly, I do very much recommend diving into it if you currently follow Men's cycling, and have some more free time.
Just like Men's races have aspects you don't have in Women's races, Women's races also have aspects you don't have in Men's races.
It's worth it. 3/n
Just like Men's races have aspects you don't have in Women's races, Women's races also have aspects you don't have in Men's races.
It's worth it.
3/n
