Rob, maybe you can ask Mark Renshaw if they have finished rebuilding the road from Keira to Kembla. I was there 3 weeks ago and there was a big steel gate, concrete bollards, a lot of pot holes, a lot of mud and a lot tree branches. With 6 weeks to go, I think the worlds course will end up being a hot dog circuit crit race across the sea cliff bridge.Thats about the only thing we are ever shown of the course on their (your channel) advertising.
Bartlomiej, It seems you think Mark Renshaw can solve more than his remit requires. I was there yesterday and can confirm that it's still a no-through-road... and it's because the issues relating to storms (ie. road slips and fallen trees and general carnage of horrible weather for much of this year) have impacted the road. That's life in 2022 mate. Lots of things can be better but we must appreciate the good. (At the motocross track, I turned around, went back up the hill, took in the Mt Keira lookout before dropping back down into Wollongong for a coffee followed by a swim. It wasn't what I'd planned for the day but it was pretty bloody good.) - Rob
Thank you very much! Excellent photography.
Love The Gong! It's beautiful!
Nice to see those good old-fashioned "RIM BRAKE" bikes...
Rob, maybe you can ask Mark Renshaw if they have finished rebuilding the road from Keira to Kembla. I was there 3 weeks ago and there was a big steel gate, concrete bollards, a lot of pot holes, a lot of mud and a lot tree branches. With 6 weeks to go, I think the worlds course will end up being a hot dog circuit crit race across the sea cliff bridge.Thats about the only thing we are ever shown of the course on their (your channel) advertising.
Bartlomiej,
It seems you think Mark Renshaw can solve more than his remit requires. I was there yesterday and can confirm that it's still a no-through-road... and it's because the issues relating to storms (ie. road slips and fallen trees and general carnage of horrible weather for much of this year) have impacted the road.
That's life in 2022 mate.
Lots of things can be better but we must appreciate the good.
(At the motocross track, I turned around, went back up the hill, took in the Mt Keira lookout before dropping back down into Wollongong for a coffee followed by a swim. It wasn't what I'd planned for the day but it was pretty bloody good.)
- Rob