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But if you just add up all athletes, coaches, officials, organizers, volunteers, media representatives and other people who would have been at the venue, we would already be at to people, which is well over the permitted people. Today, nobody can guarantee that more people will be permitted at events from September onwards. An issue, that the federal council of Switzerland was reticent about at its press conference on 19 June , and furthermore referred the responsibility back to the cantons. Difficulties in implementing protective measures In addition to the limited number of people, the organizers are concerned about the current safety measures. The currently valid protective measures, with sectors, for an outdoor event of this size are not consistently applicable. The necessary protection for all those involved cannot be guaranteed one hundred percent under the current regulations. In the current situation, it is not possible to make a conclusive assessment of the event, as neither the epidemiological situation nor the corresponding requirements in September are foreseeable. However, a reliable basis for decision-making is essential at this stage for an event of this size, also taking into account the time needed to prepare a comprehensive protection concept. As the next decision of the federal council of Switzerland is not expected before mid-August and the canton of Grisons does not issue a special permit, the organisers have to cancel the event. Author Info:. First Ride: Rocky Mountain Element views. Desert Delirium - Dario's Rampage Randoms views. Score Time. RideTheFlow Jul 3, at You can still do all of those things but with re-runs. Watch races that happened years ago so you may not remember what happened. I feel you bro. 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For most of the European and North American competitors it takes a couple of transfers to even get to New Zealand so it may become quite hard to keep it free from covid with such a large international event. MikeyMT: Well let them come down, go into 2 weeks quarantine and then have 5 rounds of worldcups over there. Be careful who you invite. You dont want too many crazy americans coming down, and spreading around their 'media hoax virus' which is absolutely blowing up at the moment. Meanwhile the EU has locked them out for the time being, we wear our masks, wash our hands and everything is OK-ish for the tiem being. Can say without pause, you wouldn't want Americans in your country right now. ATXZJ : out here in colorado, it's nice to hear some people in the mtb community have a brain down there. Texas tourism is nasty here right now and most of them don't share your opinion. Now we're all getting sick for real. It sucks that racing isn't happening but vail resorts needs to learn a thing or two from the UCI organizers about keeping people safe during this time. At this point, we wont be looking at racing season until spring if we're lucky. SlodownU Jul 3, at Below Threshold show comment. MikeGruhler Jul 4, at Pavlaki Good luck with that, it's not if, but when. It's ignorant not to think that the whole world will be catching this. Life is much smarter than us humans, viruses are everywhere. One of those viruses is the coronavirus. Science is awesome, now go lick a door knob so we can get this shit over with already. Hey mate, I was curious, did you guys wear masks down there in public at all? You've been really successful at avoiding a lot of the pandemic. Pavlaki Jul 4, at We really only have one state with issues now and the rest of the country has closed it borders to Victoria. Pavlaki : Interesting! Pavlaki : Any ideas on how NZ did so well?? Pavlaki Jul 5, at The only ever got cases but down to a hand full. The entire country was almost completely locked down for weeks. Far from shutting the door 'before the virus had made its way inside', New Zealand has recorded more than cases. That might not be many but it's more than the zero you imply and it's a nation of only five million. It might be hell on our tourism industries but it's a damn sight better than half a million deaths, don't you think? MikeGruhler Jul 5, at Also worth considering is the average age of death by Covid19 is higher then the average age of death???? Other then profits the companies have no other incentive to develop a vaccine. MikeyMT: exactly!! Just go for a DH Zwift race I reckon. We're now in a second wave with a record case growth in Australia today, which is probably a lesson in taking public health advice seriously. Dustfarter Jul 3, at They should do what Supercross did. 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We talking thousands of visitors and runners over three days. Hardly surprising, the second tsunami is incoming. DHhack Jul 3, at Probably based on what happened at the tennis fiasco with Djokovic. Vernon Jul 4, at Damn, we need to organize a protest claiming the abuse of power of an organization or to help a racial minority and them theres no issue with the amount of people congregating in an area, then just run the finals in the back ground. The organisers of Bikefestival Basel who cancelled their event due to the clash of the rescheduled Lenzerheide race don't seem very happy www. Also, the organisers of the Road Worlds in Switzerland Aigle are still hoping for it to go ahead Which is why I was slightly surprised when Lenzerheide cancelled. Then why the hell did they say they'd organize it in the first place? With the US being the laughing stock because of the handling of this pandemic, will Americans be allowed to enter? Such a shame Lenzerheide is a great event. I guess they considered all options, but it seems like it could have been possible to keep it below 1, if the media and team sizes are restricted. Let's see now if any others follow suit. Marc FL Jul 3, at It really looks like a second wave is coming, I am happy this is called off. Marc : TBH I'm torn between doing loads of stuff to make the most of the time before lockdown 2 and not being a dick about it. Marc FL Jul 4, at It was pretty crowded Loads of people on the trails, loads in the restaurants, in the supermarket, hanging around the lift stations When I got back to Zurich HB, I was pretty shocked at the sheer number of people without masks, all sitting outside the restaurants, doing their shopping with not a care in the world. Geneva was much much more careful, with loads more measures in place. I live near a decent trail system near ZRH, and the trails are just packed every day. Although, a highlight of the Laax day was seeing Luca Shaw and Yolanda Neff sitting outside the Trek store at the bottom of the lifts! I didn't approach them as 1 they are probably hassled by strangers all the time anyway they already had a few people around them , and 2 social distancing. But it was cool to see them! I do fear the worst atm with the numbers going up A WC DH had the potential to make things much worse. Marc : Hey mate, that's really interesting to hear! Thanks for sharing about that. Here in the US, I was thinking we were the only people being selfish and stupid. So many here trying to 'get back to normal' and just do what they feel like, without thinking about other people. We have been having record numbers of new cases in many states here for two or three weeks now. In my state they finally made it mandatory to wear masks inside public buildings! Mattysville Jul 3, at Would save like 2mln people per year worldwide and racing could be going on Hate me. Cannabis cigarettes are cool Covid is not. It would create a black market bigger than illegal drugs, be completely unregulated , more people would die and the pertinent point - a hell of a lot less tax would be made! Patrick Jul 3, at Smoking cigarettes and therefore damaging ones health is a choice while contracting COViD is not for those who give a crap and are being responsible anyway. Is smoking still relevant and cool? Its Lunggs cancer is far more lethal than covid, no matter if you control it or not. No hate! And while we are dreaming about ways to keep people healthy, why don't we have the television companies have a rolling curfew across timezones so america can get some sleep. Great idea, they should do that, although it's totally unrelated to what we're talking about DH Jul 3, at Schladming please step in and host a round like the the good old days! Anyone know roughly when the UCI might announce the schedule? With no vaccine in sight, I can't see much happening in either I hope I'm wrong! Can anyone tell me what the 'below threshold comments' are? Porchdick FL Jul 3, at There'll be no races this year, not enough money in the business. Brklss Jul 5, at Public health will always come first. The amount of Covidiots is staggering. Imabigboy82 Jul 3, at Such a shame but understandable, many of he spectators will be in their 80's and likely already suffering from live limiting illnesses. Got to keep those crazy DH fans safe! It's the Communist leadership, not the people themselves. Much appreciated my dude. Post a Comment Login or Sign Up. All rights reserved. Mobile Version of Website.

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