In short, it was amazing.
. Overall, though the 'Super' World Championships were well-received and have left the city in a bit of post-Worlds blues.
Similarly, the range of talent from different nations was amazing to see. It's not usual that the cyclists you only know from the screen are actually sitting at your local cafe, or that you pass the likes of Demi Vollering on your way to work. It was interesting to try to spot who the riders in their national kit were, and then see them race. Interestingly, my Finnish compatriots mostly made the headlines due to their seemingly terrible heat-adaptation skills.
Living locally, it felt almost like a cycling Fringe was happening in Glasgow and with so much going on, it was hard to know what to see without feeling fear of missing out.
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