Many cyclists I think. But generally any list that compares athletes in one way or the other ends up really doing cycling dirtyHonestly, Roglic would be a good pick for the mental part.
You literally get rankings like this
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Many cyclists I think. But generally any list that compares athletes in one way or the other ends up really doing cycling dirtyHonestly, Roglic would be a good pick for the mental part.
The Italian movie writes FIN at the endThe thread is not entirely clear but it seems like Giovanni Visconti is retiring, after a DNF yesterday in Tirreno-Adriatico.
View: https://twitter.com/giovisco/status/1501578838995869706?s=20&t=vavCc64BjhizHTSHGWpz-A
Was that the edition contador absolutely destroyed him on col de eze but due to long run in to finish and Kelderman UCI point hunters toasted one of the great attacks of our generation for the second year runningSergio Henao ..Paris Nice winner before he was suspended that time by Ineos
Was never the same afterwards
At least Carlton Kirby can stop saying/singing "Hey now, Hey now, dont dream its over"
Sergio Henao ..Paris Nice winner before he was suspended that time by Ineos
Was never the same afterwards
At least Carlton Kirby can stop saying/singing "Hey now, Hey now, dont dream its over"
Visconti has retired altogether.
perhaps ... Clinic relatedAny explanation as to why?
The only - English-language - article I've been able to find was the one on CN, and I got hit by the pay-wall. Though, in the part I was able to read, there was some stuff about having suffered on the bike. Was he injured?
Any explanation as to why?
The only - English-language - article I've been able to find was the one on CN, and I got hit by the pay-wall. Though, in the part I was able to read, there was some stuff about having suffered on the bike. Was he injured?
He’s on the start list for the Rhodes Grand Prix in Greece tomorrow.I know this is the exact opposite of the purpose of this thread, but it looks like Navardauskas has decided to unretire!
Ramūnas Navardauskas (procyclingstats.com)
Pretty cool. Wasn't he initially forced to stop because of heart trouble? So it looks he he's got those in order.
He’s on the start list for the Rhodes Grand Prix in Greece tomorrow.
couldn't motivate himself to live the life of a pro cyclist. He terminated the contract himself, works in a factory now, and plans to study insteadAnyone know what happened to Tomas Trainini?
Retired with no race days this year.
(PCS)Davide Rebellin
Rider
Date of birth: 9th August 1971 (50)
Nationality: Italy
Weight: 63 kg Height: 1.71 m
Place of birth: San Bonifacio
Teams
retired since 2022-05-15
Unreal!I never thought I would see the day...
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