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Sad news indeed ....
i drive parts of that road and it scares me in the car,
let alone on a bike !
the issue is not with the road but the driver that was using it. I started over an hour before Alex and the traffic counts were very low (probably half that of my daily commute)and the conditions were excellent, as were the warning signs placed out by the organisers. yes the road is fast but with excellent visibility for miles it is one of the safeset roads I've time trialled on. This awful incident was caused by one driver not paying attention, something that we can not protect ourselves from no matter how hard we try.
How awful. I was very close to here on the Cheltenham Flyer Audax in March. Thanks to the tendency of Audax routes to avoid A roads wherever possible, we didn't touch that bit of the A419.