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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Yeah... I suspect something went wrong in the cloning process, so only one of them could get a properly functioning heart.
Oi, @Samu Cuenca! What the hell are you laughing at this for? It's a serious matter; highlights the dangers of cloning people!
RHD doing a bit of an odd clickbaitty type thing there, not saying who: Theo Nonnez, 21, 5th in 2019 Ronde d'Isard, had only done a handful of 1.1 races with no placings of note.
Good luck to him in whatever he does next.
CN is weird with the linking. Half the time it'll include a little preview. Half the time it'll just be as above. And half the time it'll be exactly as it is in the link-bar-thingy at the top of the page.
Yeah, that's three halves.
CN is weird with the linking. Half the time it'll include a little preview. Half the time it'll just be as above. And half the time it'll be exactly as it is in the link-bar-thingy at the top of the page.
Yeah, that's three halves.
It's all to do with how you insert the link.
Through the "insert link" function:
https://www.cyclingnews.com/news/gr...tires-at-21-opens-up-about-burnout-struggles/
Directly copied into the post:
Groupama-FDJ protégé retires at 21, opens up about burnout struggles
'I started to cry on the bike' says former French junior national champion Theo Nonnezwww.cyclingnews.com
I copied it directly into the post, and the above happened.
Now they're saying it's fake news.
The Giro was Paul Martens' final pro race: 16 years (13 1/2 with the same team) and 184000 km largely of dragging a peloton in his wake. And presumably, if it were not for covid, would have had 16 Amstel Gold Race appearances.
The rest of the profession (except perhaps Tim De Clercq) owes him a lot of Watts.
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=1&v=ltitdTKEylQ&feature=emb_logo
Brent Bookwalter has announced his retirement as well.
Like van Garderen, Mathias Frank also rode his last race yesterday, so former BMC riders will be harder to spot in the peloton next season.
He has been taught well by his master.Caruso is not as invisible as he used to be, though.
You should be able to spot Schär too...