Feltet.dk referred to him as "Albert Withen" during the CX season, but has referred to him as "Albert Withen Philipsen" recently. Maybe he hasn't quite decided what he wants to go by.
Rasmus Lund Pedersen is just Rasmus Lund.
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Feltet.dk referred to him as "Albert Withen" during the CX season, but has referred to him as "Albert Withen Philipsen" recently. Maybe he hasn't quite decided what he wants to go by.
Rasmus Lund Pedersen is just Rasmus Lund.
AJ dominates on Plan d'Hotonnes, despite getting attacked repeatedly by Seixas and Fayolle. Tomorrow will be very interesting on Grand Colombier, for Barhoumi, who dropped but was able to come back due to the three slowing down on for the stage win, takes yellow with a reasonable margin. They cannot afford to play it like that again.
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Anyone knows what happened at the Junioren Rundfahrt?
All I've been able to find, is on PCS where they state that the race had to be stopped because of a serious crash and a rescue operation, and three riders being listed as not having finished.
All I've been able to find, is on PCS where they state that the race had to be stopped because of a serious crash and a rescue operation, and three riders being listed as not having finished.
Italiaanse junior Jacopo Venzo (17) overleden na valpartij in Oostenrijkse koers
Triest nieuws uit Oostenrijk. Daar is bij een zware valpartij tijdens etappe 1b van de Junioren Rundfahrt de 17-jarige Jacopo Venzo om het leven gekomen. Zijn ploeg Campana Imballagi-Geo & Tex-Trentino reageert geschokt. Het ongeluk gebeurde in de afdaling van de Mistelbacher Berg, die drie keer...
So sad, if its possible it always feels worse to me when they are so young.Italiaanse junior Jacopo Venzo (17) overleden na valpartij in Oostenrijkse koers
Triest nieuws uit Oostenrijk. Daar is bij een zware valpartij tijdens etappe 1b van de Junioren Rundfahrt de 17-jarige Jacopo Venzo om het leven gekomen. Zijn ploeg Campana Imballagi-Geo & Tex-Trentino reageert geschokt. Het ongeluk gebeurde in de afdaling van de Mistelbacher Berg, die drie keer...www.wielerflits.nl
View: https://www.facebook.com/campanaimballaggi.geotex/posts/299895522573574
Let the ridiculing of riders who don't want to risk their lives commence.
Let the ridiculing of riders who don't want to risk their lives commence.
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It must have been a tragic misfortune, I went through it on google street map it doesn't look like any extra - https://www.google.com/maps/@48.249...OKLo7PeCfyYE1O4w!2e0!7i16384!8i8192?entry=ttu
In more positive news: yesterday marked the international debut of Ashlin Barry and Enzo Hincapie, who are participating in a few kermiskoersen in Belgium as a form of preparation for Tour de l'Ain later this month. Hincapie attacked from the get go and after some furious chasing was taken back around 2/3 of the race. Hincapie being reeled in meant it was time for Barry to unleash, and he was never seen again. Almost three minutes ahead of the number 2. TBC.
The images are very bad, but I'm fairly certain he just won the first stage in the Ain.
Despite his brother being an Ineos rider, I found it very curious that Finlay Tarling has been racing since the middle of this season with a Cervélo in a Jumbo-Visma color scheme (brand not used by his teammates at Willebrord Wil Vooruit). Is he being supported by them and may be a part of their structure when he leaves junior ranks?
That is probably the case. Jumbo are quite close with WWV, and, with the lack of a junior team of their own, often have foreign riders on their radar sent to Willebrord. Finn Fisher-Black comes to mind, Jack Carswell before he retired due to covid, Laurence Pithie is someone they were very interested in.
Doesn't always go well I must say. Sjors Lugthart is also on Jumbo's radar (and is going there in 2024), but has subsequently been kicked off the team for being too much of an einzelgänger since that announcement.
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Ørn-Kristoff has been... pretty dominant in Hungary these days.
Funnily enough, this has happened before, recently even. Back when the race was known as Visegard 4 Juniors, Tobias Lund won 100% of the stages (4, instead of 3) and came 2nd in the sprint classification, exactly like Felix Orn-Kristoff now.
It just happened again. They went #1 and #2 in the qualifications in the world championships in Cali, setting them up for a grand finale. Luca Giaimi went .300 under his world record which he set in Anadia (3:07.247), only to be beaten by Brennan who nearly went under 03:07 (3:07.092).
Giaimi will end up at Ineos in 1-2 years. He's already in close contact with them, did 2 training camps with them and now they are debating about the best possible u23 team for him, since they don't have their own developmental team.
He's also not a junior, having just won the biggest U23 race out there.
There is a U23 thread, somewhere.
Jarno Widar keeps up his impressive season by winning the first stage of Giro della Lunigiana, his 10th win this year.
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