Some surprises and some not-no-surprised, but a great edition of a classic race, with Tadej, MVDP, Wout, Remco, Mads Pedersen, Demi Vollering, Puck Pieterse, and Pauline Ferrand-Prevot all putting on a good show in Belgium.

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Full update on the latest races and cycling news, with focus on Gent Wevelgem/In Flanders Fields but we can't neglect E3 Saxo Harelbeke and Volta Catalunya. Some news from Strava, as well as the background and latest on a SoCal road rage story that we'll have to continue following.

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0:00 Intro
1:15 My events
1:56 Luke Fetzer road rage incident
3:51 Canyon Carver beef
6:06 Strava in the news
6:54 Dishwasher update
7:44 E3 Saxo Harelbeke
11:40 Volta Catalunya
13:47 Gent Wevelgem / In Flanders Fields
19:30 Women’s In Flanders Fields

We've had lots of interactions over the years between fans and pro riders (to varying degrees of disaster), from training rides, to during races, to hotels in the middle of the night. As a rider, a fan, and a resident of Los Angeles where I've seen a lot of celebrity interactions I've seen and been on all sides of this, and thought it would be worthwhile to discuss where the line is for fans, as well as common sense best practices for pros.