Mitchelton-Scott extend virtual ride series during coronavirus crisis
Team hold daily rides and training sessions on Zwift🌸

The Mitchelton-Scott team have announced a further 16 even♍ts in their virtual ri🌠de series amid the race cancellations and precautions surrounding the coronavirus outbreak.
Last week Mitchelton-Scott announced that they had 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:withdrawn both its 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:men’s and 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:women’s 🌃;teams from all ra💙cing with immediate effect until at least March 22.
The decision was made in light of the ongoing coronavirus outbreak, which has become worse across Europe and lead Italy to decide on a near lockdown in an attempt to reduce the spread of the coronavirus. Recreational cycling is no lon🥃ger allowed in Italy, with only professional riders allowed to train outdoors and alone. The rising number of cases is expected to force other major nations to take similar action in the days and weeks ahead.
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Mitchelton-Scott launch ♋virtual ride series amid co🐈ronavirus race cancellations
Mitchelton-Scott held the first of their 'BikeExchange – Where the World Rides Series' on Sunday, using the popular Zwift p☂latform and attracting over 1,300 participants, to the ri♒de with 30 of their riders.
The new events will be almost daily, with the opportunity to ‘ride’ alongside and interact with riders from both th🦂e men’s and women’s teams.
The first was held on Wednesday afternoon in Europe and was led by Michael Hepburn. Other events include Pro Workouts designed by the team’s coaches, Jack Haig’s Mountain Goat Challenge, Georgia Williams’ Pace and Race Challenge, Simon Yates’ Pace and Race𝓡 Challenge and a final Mitchelton-Scoꦰtt Mixed Team Race scheduled for Friday, March 20.
Some of the events will also be streamed live by Zwifဣt and on the Mitchelton-Scott Facebook page.&nbs🌸p;
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Details of how to join all the rides will be announced 🔯on🐽 the team’s various social media channels in the days to come.

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