Harm Vanhoucke victim of traffic aggression: "Not normal in times of corona"
Cyclist Harm Vanhoucke has not had a nice training ride. "I was driven off the track by a black van. Afterwards, the driver punched and kicked me," says Vanhoucke.
Harm Vanhoucke is a 22-year-old climbing talent from Lotto-Soudal. This season he finished 10th in the Ruta del Sol, beaten by Jakob Fuglsang.
During training, Vanhoucke was startled today by traffic aggression. "Around 12 o'clock I was driven off the track in Aalbeke in Aalbeeksestraat by a black van," Vanhoucke tells his story on Facebook.
"The man (40 to 50 years old and heavily built) got out aggressively. I urged him to keep his distance. Then he consciously touched my face. Then the man dealt several punches and punches."
"This is anything but normal in Corona times. If anyone would know this person, please send me a message," concludes Vanhoucke.
I agree!i disagree with stickying this personally, its already three pages, by november its going to be 30 pages, by december 150 pages and will be a mire of ramblings and stupidity..
while i agree that we dont need a seperate thread everytime contador blows his knows, or every time lance does a ****, im not sure that a general thread wont become a terribly drawn out, long winded, rambling assortment of oddness...
a generall news thread is interesting, as long as it is used it will be on the front page anyway...
stickies annoy me most of the time..
Looks like an improvement to their last leader. One of my dads best friends used to be a horse dealer and traveled to Central Asia multiple times durning the late 90ies, some of the stories that he's able to tell you are pretty crazy.Something different for a change. It seems that the dictator of Turkmenistan really loves cycling. At least he held a parade in the capital around a bicycle sculpture with a fancy bike-themed pop song being performedBut enjoy yourself:
That sounds like an interesting occupation for sure. He could probably write an entertaining book.Looks like an improvement to their last leader. One of my dads best friends used to be a horse dealer and traveled to Central Asia multiple times durning the late 90ies, some of the stories that he's able to tell you are pretty crazy.
I would wait for the presentation of the new route. But if the stages stay the same, the ones finishing in Tortoreto and Cesenatico. Also the one in Rimini, even if there will probably be a bunch sprint.hi,
Planning to visit Italy early October and follow the Giro d'Italia 2 or 3 days along the Adriatic coast.
Found the following blog with stages and recommended campings: https://www.jetcamp.com/en/blog/camping-giro-ditalia-2020/
Which stages would you recommend?
That was the proposal made by the italian federation at the beginning of may when other federations started to postpone national championships due to the sport events and crowds limitations in many countries but UCI don't want to move the national championships weekend so Sanremo will likely be the 15th in the spot left vacant by London-Surrey Classic.
Apparently 17 countries have confirmed the national championship for that weekend (and you can add also Italy because with Sanremo on the 15th the national championship will return to the 22th).They insist on keeping the national championship weekend, even if no countries will actually be having their national championships on that weekend? Well… that makes sense...
Johannes Hosflot Klaebo, the dominating force in cross country skiing, announced that he will join Danish professional cycling team Uno-X on a long-term contract.
Much as I'd like to, I don't think the Norwegians would appreciate us (Danes) stealing their pro team.
Also, isn't this a transfer new?
Something different for a change. It seems that the dictator of Turkmenistan really loves cycling. At least he held a parade in the capital around a bicycle sculpture with a fancy bike-themed pop song being performedBut enjoy yourself: