Moreno Moser retired at 28.
https://www.gazzetta.it/Ciclismo/12...-mi-sento-piu-competitivo-3301547050936.shtml
I only just noticed this. What went wrong for this guy?
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Moreno Moser retired at 28.
https://www.gazzetta.it/Ciclismo/12...-mi-sento-piu-competitivo-3301547050936.shtml
Clinic reasons me thinks.I only just noticed this. What went wrong for this guy?
Clinic reasons me thinks.
Slightly old news but I only saw it today
Patrick Müller is retiring because of a long-term leg pain problem. Shame. He's only 23, and he was showing a lot of promise this year despite the issue (won Volta Limburg, 4th in Circuit de la Sarthe)
Taylor Phinney will retire after the Japan Cup. Such a shame his career was severly hampered by his horror crash.
I don’t think anyone who’s ever watched an interview with Taylor has imagined that he ever feels any pressure to do anything by anyone.I agree. He was a beast before the crash and to come back from injuries of that scope was incredible. It seems to have really altered his perspective, probably in a good way. Before the crash I'm sure he felt like he was under a lot of pressure to succeed given his parents.
It's amazing Phinney was even able to come back after that horrific crash.
I thought Rebellin had signed for that Hungarian team that was aiming for ProConti?Multiple monument winner and projected Tour winner Stijn Devolder calls it a day.
That will make Valverde the oldest rider in professional (WT and PCT) cycling next year.
I thought Rebellin had signed for that Hungarian team that was aiming for ProConti?
I mean realistically speaking Valverde will still be the oldest rider in top level cycling, but nevertheless.
Multiple monument winner and projected Tour winner Stijn Devolder calls it a day.
That will make Valverde the oldest rider in professional (WT and PCT) cycling next year.