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One semi-regular bit of low-level war that cycling enjoys is attempting to cycling in the summer Olympics and summer. This is part of our plan to control the world. Ultimately, all sports can cycle and stop worrying about sports TV channels you subscribe to. In winter. There are other summer Olympic sports that occur in winter, like soccer, but of course you can do these in the summer as well. You cannot cyclocross when the weather is warm. Because if you do, people will find it more or less the same as cross-country mountain bikes. It is already at the Olympics, and in our quest for world domination, we do not want to pay attention to this. Recently, the idea has come to mind that track cycling will also be better in winter games. And until recently, UCI actually makes tracks for winter events, and schedules winter international events and worlds, plus the rich tradition of six-day racing is undoubtedly a winter entertainment, which is beginning to look almost rational. If you take away the Olympic track meetings entirely from the road season, I think it might attract a lot more attention. Riders can more easily double the ample space in their game schedule to increase the number of track cycling events at the Olympics. In the end, individual tracking can be regained. This is just a good thing. It's also great for casual audiences. Because it is filled with more or less harmless crashes. It's like a “fail” video where YouTube has been rethinked as a sport as a whole. Well, the main thing is that the very point of the Winter Olympics is that snow and ice exist for events that require it. It must not be an option. You can do cyclocross in the snow, but there is no faster way that humans know to turn snowy winter scenes into mud fests than cyclocross races. The only reason the final ice age lasted was that the ice hats were not ringing out by the cyclocrossers. For that reason, cyclocross may be able to sneak in under the wires of “snow and ice” because it is a “cold” sport. But track racing is not a cold sport. Most trucks are very hot so snowflakes can evaporate in seconds. Truck cycling is an indoor sport. The latest race content, interviews, features, reviews, expert buying guides, and maybe go straight to your inbox! The indoor Olympics will ultimately pave the way for dungeons and Dragons players to get lottery grants. The summer match was perfectly poised for a perfect victory. You can also push outdoor track races in the summer. But without having to manage it, I came down in favor of track cycling in the winter game. If there was nothing else, it would mean there was something other than ice hockey to watch in the second week. It's a sport where the audience is not very friendly as it questions the sense of the entire North American continent.