Teams & Riders The Remco Evenepoel is the next Eddy Merckx thread

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Feb 1, 2020
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damn it...if only he had kept the bike upright...he almost had it but then fell...one other rider next to him was able to escape. It may have been a UAE rider, not sure.
 
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Sep 1, 2023
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I just hope that if he isn't able to get completely ready for the Tour that he just choses other goals for the season. Then focus on the Vuelta, World Championship and Lombardia. Don't overtrain yourself, because then the whole season is over like in 2021.
Lombardia comes first
 
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Here's the shot of Soler (or whomever) from above (21 secs) where you can really see how great a job he did avoiding that culvert. Landed on flat ground, nailed it. Remco (7 secs) landed a little crossed-up with regard to the slight slope he hit, front wheel got knocked offline, and boom, he's down.
 
Sep 12, 2022
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There was an interview with his Director, but nothing really new was said. He's going to the doctor today in Belgium, it's the same one WVA uses, they are known for helping the best athletes with injuries. Remco is disappointed since he wanted to go for the win in Itzulia, AGR and LBL. Tour de France shouldn't be in jeopardy based on what they know now.
 
There was an interview with his Director, but nothing really new was said. He's going to the doctor today in Belgium, it's the same one WVA uses, they are known for helping the best athletes with injuries. Remco is disappointed since he wanted to go for the win in Itzulia, AGR and LBL. Tour de France shouldn't be in jeopardy based on what they know now.
It's the same facility he went to after his Lombardia crash, but the doctor who treated him back then and who saved Van Aert's leg after some French butcher sent him home, is now retired. His sons have recently taken over.
 
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It's the same facility he went to after his Lombardia crash, but the doctor who treated him back then and who saved Van Aert's leg after some French butcher sent him home, is now retired. His sons have recently taken over.
They should be equally as good though. Didn't they work for quite a long time along their father?
 
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Here's the shot of Soler (or whomever) from above (21 secs) where you can really see how great a job he did avoiding that culvert. Landed on flat ground, nailed it. Remco (7 secs) landed a little crossed-up with regard to the slight slope he hit, front wheel got knocked offline, and boom, he's down.

Evenepoel was very lucky his head didn't hit the tree after he fell.

Rog meanwhile was collected by someone who fell on him from the right of the bunch & he was taken out. Vinge crashed on the road, slid, hit a roadside post & landed next to the drain.
 
Jul 29, 2023
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A broken collarbone... no problems for Evenepoel.

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was thinking that had Hamilton suffered Remco's injuries, he'd have remained in the race.

Of course, we'd need to head over to the Clinic to discus how...
We also know “broken” covers a wide range of actual injury from hairline fracture to fully displaced break.
 
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