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I was wondering how NTT or UAE did not offer him a contract, I guess that makes sense.
He was prominent in breaks and an outside bet for winning in lesser breaks (he was twice second in Vuelta stages and has several Top10 finishes in other breaks), as well as being a reliable domestique.
Isn't Kwaitkowski also a landlord/someone who invested a lot of his money into buying real estate?
I remember hearing about him letting health workers who got Covid-19 live there for free during the first wave of the pandemic in Poland.
I remember hearing about him letting health workers who got Covid-19 live there for free during the first wave of the pandemic in Poland.
Michał Kwiatkowski lets medical staff stay in his apartments for free
The former world champion follows his team-mate Luke Rowe in helping health workers
www.cyclingweekly.com
Christian Knees is retiring to continue working behind the scenes with Ineos, Chapeau on a fine career in the domestique of others
"Giro stage winner" Luka Pibernik has decided to call it quits after failing to find a new contract.
No, cause he could never have won that stage. But he did think he had, for 5-15 seconds.
Lots of riders have mistakenly thought they've won something.
Yeah, but I mostly remember Pibernik for that occasion, and I would have loved to see him get a big win after that, but it wasn't to be. Slovenia didn't suffer too much though.
A shame for him that the TdF doesn't use national teams any more. Slovenia would be the strongest team.
He won a stage in Eneco Tour, though, so at least he was able to celebrate something. Funny enough (i just re-watched the final sprint of that stage), he never lifted his arms in that stage.
Ventoso calls time on 17-year career
38-year-old Spaniard waited until new year but found himself short of options
www.cyclingnews.com
Figured it'd be something like that. Probably got used to tennis fans posting about D. Novak and Nagal going out every single tournament.
But Cardis is still alright, right?
Sicard has really not had much luck in his senior career and this is just an awful end for him.
Yeah... I suspect something went wrong in the cloning process, so only one of them could get a properly functioning heart.
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