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Joe Dombrowski has just announced his retirement on Instagram!
Voormalig profwielrennen Jan Bogaert (66) overleden: ‘Jan Raket’ won 247 koersen
Voormalig profwielrenner Jan Bogaert is dinsdag in de vooravond op 66-jarige leeftijd overleden. Hij was prof van 1980 tot 1995 en won in die periode liefst 115 wedstrijden. Op zijn palmares staan onder andere de E3 Prijs in Harelbeke, de Driedaagse van De Panne en de Scheldeprijs. Het...
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RIP Jan Bogaert
Imogen Cotter has said goodbye to cycling after she sadly never regained the love for cycling she had before she was struck by a car two years ago.
Euskaltel's Ibai Azurmendi has also announced his retirement today after he had been diagnosed with arrhythmia following O Gran Camiño.
Euskaltel's Ibai Azurmendi has also announced his retirement today after he had been diagnosed with arrhythmia following O Gran Camiño.
Anna Shackley, 22 years old, has to quit top-level sport because of cardiac arrhythmia.
Kevin ledanois, u23 world champion in 2015 ahead of consonni, turgis and moscon, retires from profesional cycling with immediate effect
View: https://x.com/directvelo/status/1823660367332921781?t=c07Dr2K7XYz8lk5xlMqg0w&s=19
View: https://x.com/directvelo/status/1823660367332921781?t=c07Dr2K7XYz8lk5xlMqg0w&s=19
I saw him ride the GP Wallonie in his neo year. I figured he was headed for a great career.
Sadly, it never worked out for him.
What did he do in that race? Attacked and looked strong? I see he finished 24th, which wasn't anything special.
Ledanois is one of the clearest examples of older pro beating up on the kids in the U23 worlds, along with Fedorov in 2022. Bystrøm was also as old as he could be, but at least he wasn't a pro.
Unsure if this is right thread for it but Leo Hayter will be taking an indefinite break from cycling
leohaytercycling.com
Leo Hayter
leohaytercycling.com
Poor guy, hope he gets to be in a good place mentally, and maybe the pressures of performing on a pro level just aren't for him.Unsure if this is right thread for it but Leo Hayter will be taking an indefinite break from cycling
Leo Hayter
Sadly not a surprise, he was already struggling as a u23 rider and then came his monster performance in the Giro, which was great but also a lot of pressure on the kid.
Hope he finds happiness, whether it is on the bike or off.
Hope he finds happiness, whether it is on the bike or off.
A sad and unfortunately not uncommon tale.Unsure if this is right thread for it but Leo Hayter will be taking an indefinite break from cycling
Leo Hayter
Yes, a lucky man in that he's getting more support then most employers would offer.
Hope she can help him and stick with him through the bad days.
I think Leo's blog is brave and honest ...hope he can come back when the time suits him and when he feels better
Big respect to Leo Hayter, and I really hope he can get his life sorted out. These things are so rough. His physical potential seems absolutely crazy.
Coincidentally, I was thinking 'what is up with him' yesterday and went to check his Instagram. Nothing new there. And while checking something else, I found a French news article about this. He had probably posted the update on his Instagram just minutes after I looked there after having been silent for months.
Coincidentally, I was thinking 'what is up with him' yesterday and went to check his Instagram. Nothing new there. And while checking something else, I found a French news article about this. He had probably posted the update on his Instagram just minutes after I looked there after having been silent for months.
Most of his more recent races, yes, but he won the majority of his races in 2012 and before when there weren‘t as many races in Norway.
15 of his last 21 victories, from May 2016) were in Tour of Norway, Tour des Fjords and Norwegian NC. Total 29 victories from races in Norway (10 NC ITT, 2 NC RR) and 1 win in Denmark.
His early years were truly good. A jack of all trades winning ITT, sprints, mid mountain stages and flandrien classics. GW, Both Giro & TdF stages...
Jacopo Guarnieri retires
View: https://x.com/jacopoguarnieri/status/1831747453961286059?t=2AC-CVDlIDJcO9BM6S1sPQ&s=19
View: https://x.com/jacopoguarnieri/status/1831747453961286059?t=2AC-CVDlIDJcO9BM6S1sPQ&s=19
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Simon "The Beard" Geschke's last race today.
A nice gesture at the beginning of the race:
View: https://x.com/RadsportNewscom/status/1841812444823298164
I've never seen this before: is it a tradition?
A nice gesture at the beginning of the race:
View: https://x.com/RadsportNewscom/status/1841812444823298164
I've never seen this before: is it a tradition?
I've seen it before, but I don't know if there are any clear (unwritten) rules about who gets such a send off.
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