Maybe they even ask about a sister.
And we shouldn't forget the boyfriends and girlsfriends either.
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Maybe they even ask about a sister.
Get the Norsgaards, Mikkel Bjerg (I believe is now marrying Emma soon?) and non related Matteo Jorgenson all on the same teamAnd we shouldn't forget the boyfriends and girlsfriends either.
And the only way Jacques Janse van Rensberg could get commentators to stop saying he was Rienhart's brother was to retire.And the Izagirre brothers have been mistaken for twins, even though they aren't.
Get the Norsgaards, Mikkel Bjerg (I believe is now marrying Emma soon?) and non related Matteo Jorgenson all on the same team
So, after next year? If Bjerg doesn't extend with UAE.
It's possible that's how he felt, until that August morning.
And another step was/will be taken with Markus' transfer to Trek. There is, as far as I know, only one Hulgaard.
Except the CN article states that discussions with other teams never reached the advanced stage.
Do the glut of Martins retiring have anything to do with Georg Zimmerman’s emergence onto the World Tour…?
How?
Because there is a limited number of spots available in the pro peloton.
It's sad to see the riders of my generation all retiring. If I didn't have the Irish guys to cheer for in my early days of watching I don't think I would have tuned in to the TdF long enough to become a full time cycling fan.Three (high-profile) gentlemen retiring this year: Dan Martin, Nico Roche and André Greipel. All of them while still being competitive (Dan Martin close to his best, Roche and Greipel far from their prime but still competitive)
Glad they were able to enjoy and be somewhat of a factor in their last races.
When is the CN article from?
Fabio Sabatini (the leadout legend) will ride his last race at the Giro del Veneto on October 13.
There was a follow up article in CN which states similar, and in greater depth. It's clear that Roche's preference was to continue as a rider.
There was a follow up article in CN which states similar, and in greater depth. It's clear that Roche's preference was to continue as a rider.
You still haven't answered when either article was from. Unless you by "There was a follow up article" means this article:
Nicolas Roche announces retirement from pro cycling | Cyclingnews
And of course that still doesn't answer when the first article was from.
There was a follow up article in CN which states similar, and in greater depth. It's clear that Roche's preference was to continue as a rider.