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I don't know if it's true either, hence why I said "the story runs", as I've heard it as a persistent rumour, but nobody's come out and expressly stated it as fact.I don't know if that's true, or why that should matter, but I do somehow find this return of Anna a bit... I don't know, odd. Not sure what to expect of it, or what her motivations are.
Offcial startlist of the EC somewhere? Next weekend and still nothing.
So, I had been wondering whether it would be possible for a rider to ride a pro race before turning 18, by getting a stagiare contract in their last year as a junior.
That exact situation is happening in Stuttgart with Linda Ferrari, who has a stagiare contract with Bepink.
I was hoping they would ride in Belgium next week so I could go watch. So they’re in Canada?? Didn’t think they would take the jetlag races.I have been critical of Liv Alula's Jayco's race programming which does not suit the characteristics of their riders. Somehow, they are riding a one day race in Canada next week which they should win, however, they could have riddenin either of todays's European races and got a win. I can only think they must be in canada for sponsors reasons.
And Ferguson a strong 7th!Seems from the results sheet that Mackaij has been moved down to 11th, and likely had a good go at the Domenico Pozzovivo specialist class in sprinting!
Not that it costs Movistar of course as Meijering moves up to the podium.
Seems from the results sheet that Mackaij has been moved down to 11th, and likely had a good go at the Domenico Pozzovivo specialist class in sprinting!
Not that it costs Movistar of course as Meijering moves up to the podium.
Yes it was. Mackaij was the attack before.Wasn't it just Meijering who was in that late break all along?
Wasn't it just Meijering who was in that late break all along?
That's the last time I keep one eye on an event and trust PCS' updates for the closing stages!*Yes it was. Mackaij was the attack before.
PCS got Paternoster on the startlist in Canada for the Chrono 20km race and the road race 2 days later. Hope she can get the victory there to have some positive endings this year.I have been critical of Liv Alula's Jayco's race programming which does not suit the characteristics of their riders. Somehow, they are riding a one day race in Canada next week which they should win, however, they could have riddenin either of todays's European races and got a win. I can only think they must be in canada for sponsors reasons.
Her worst result of the season. Better than Pogacar...And Ferguson a strong 7th!
I don't know if that's true, or why that should matter, but I do somehow find this return of Anna a bit... I don't know, odd. Not sure what to expect of it, or what her motivations are.
That's probably not sufficient reason to take up your career as a pro athlete again. Her attitude has always been "I happen to be really good at this pro athlete business, but do I like it? Not really". That won't have changed. So I'm a bit skeptical. Of course the talent is there, some athletes are all grinta and less talent, she's probably the opposite. That could work in her favor: she doesn't need to be 100% motivated to still deliver.I always felt her motivation was basically SDworx can't afford to sign a replacement for Vollering, and AvdB still thinks she can cut it, so it was a "cheap" sponsor friendly way of solving their big name rider signing problems.
Given that Vollering is allegedly leaving the team, Kopecky is doing the best for herself and the SD Works team.Yeah, but if either of the two is prepared to work for the other, it's Vollering. She also did a leadout for Kopecky the other day. Kopecky just sits on Vollering's wheel for a whole climb and then tries to outsprint her at the end