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Dutch Olympic medal-winner Kjeld Nuis on Thursday reached a record-breaking 93kph, skating behind a car dragging a specially designed aeroshield to reduce air resistance.
Saturday, 31 March 2018
Hmm - I don't see the point of this
Dutch Olympic medal-winner Kjeld Nuis on Thursday reached a record-breaking 93kph, skating behind a car dragging a specially designed aeroshield to reduce air resistance.
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Me neither...
When I last went skating, in Hastings, around 1985, I fell over and hurt my knee, so I stopped trying and went off for a cooling beer.
The music was by Frankie goes to Hollywood, so perhaps that's why I was unable to stay vertical for more than thirty seconds!
I once did the four minute mile. I was on my racing bike behind a high speed tram.
Scrobs - are you sure it wasn't the beer?
Demetrius - in Nottingham there have been stories of racing bike wheels becoming stuck in tram tracks.
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