- Jun 16, 2009
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39 year old Spaniard,José-Luis Arrieta Ag2r-Le Mondiale announced his retirement today, now the season is almost over.
He started in 1993 with Banesto, and in 2006 he won the 19th stage in the Vuelta for Ag2r.
As it is to be expected that a lot of riders will close up shop due to various reasons, it is time to keep track for the coming years, starting from around 2010. Below I listed the once I can recollect, please add if you know any?
Name - Age - ExitDate
Aurelien Clerc (30) - 1/1
Igor Astarloa (33) - 1/1
Mathieu Criquelion (29) - 1/1
Theo Eltink (28) - 2/1
Bert Roesems (37) - 3/1
Pedro Horillo (34) - 8/1
Carlos Pinho (39) - 10/1
Wim van Huffel (31) - 14/1
David Cañada (34) - 21/1
Fredrik Ericsson (35) - 21/1
José Antonio López Gil (33) - 2/2
Serhiy Honchar (40) - 20/2
Nery Velásquez (29) - 25/2
José Enrique Gutiérrez (35) - 5/3
Matthé Pronk (35) - 10/4
Gilberto Simoni (39) - 14/4
Glenn D'Hollander (36) - 6/5
Santiago Botero (37) - 6/7
Niklas Axelsson (38) - 7/7
Casper Jørgensen (25) - 9/7
Christophe Moreau (39) - 14/7
Koos Moerenhout (36) - 21/7
Christian Pfannberger (30) - 5/8
Sergio de Lis (24) - 9/8
Vladimir Efimkin (28) - 12/8
Servais Knaven (39) - 15/8
Óscar Pereiro Sio (32) - 30/8
Add on please if you know any ? > it doesn't matter how a rider goes Exit, or anybody close to the cycling scene disappears: retirement, dead, killed, dopingban, prison, family or for whatever reason.
He started in 1993 with Banesto, and in 2006 he won the 19th stage in the Vuelta for Ag2r.
As it is to be expected that a lot of riders will close up shop due to various reasons, it is time to keep track for the coming years, starting from around 2010. Below I listed the once I can recollect, please add if you know any?
Name - Age - ExitDate
Aurelien Clerc (30) - 1/1
Igor Astarloa (33) - 1/1
Mathieu Criquelion (29) - 1/1
Theo Eltink (28) - 2/1
Bert Roesems (37) - 3/1
Pedro Horillo (34) - 8/1
Carlos Pinho (39) - 10/1
Wim van Huffel (31) - 14/1
David Cañada (34) - 21/1
Fredrik Ericsson (35) - 21/1
José Antonio López Gil (33) - 2/2
Serhiy Honchar (40) - 20/2
Nery Velásquez (29) - 25/2
José Enrique Gutiérrez (35) - 5/3
Matthé Pronk (35) - 10/4
Gilberto Simoni (39) - 14/4
Glenn D'Hollander (36) - 6/5
Santiago Botero (37) - 6/7
Niklas Axelsson (38) - 7/7
Casper Jørgensen (25) - 9/7
Christophe Moreau (39) - 14/7
Koos Moerenhout (36) - 21/7
Christian Pfannberger (30) - 5/8
Sergio de Lis (24) - 9/8
Vladimir Efimkin (28) - 12/8
Servais Knaven (39) - 15/8
Óscar Pereiro Sio (32) - 30/8
Add on please if you know any ? > it doesn't matter how a rider goes Exit, or anybody close to the cycling scene disappears: retirement, dead, killed, dopingban, prison, family or for whatever reason.
