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CheckMyPecs said:An early retirement, huh?snccdcno said:Coppel
snccdcno said:CheckMyPecs said:An early retirement, huh?snccdcno said:Coppel
Lingering wrist problems from his crash in Pais Vasco last year is the reason given, after the announcement I saw a few people bringing up the Bernard Sainz story from a couple of months ago although I'm not really sure how much there was to that and it's for elsewhere anyway so lets stick with the former!
veji11 said:snccdcno said:CheckMyPecs said:An early retirement, huh?snccdcno said:Coppel
Lingering wrist problems from his crash in Pais Vasco last year is the reason given, after the announcement I saw a few people bringing up the Bernard Sainz story from a couple of months ago although I'm not really sure how much there was to that and it's for elsewhere anyway so lets stick with the former!
Actually the main reason he gives is simply lassitude with all the efforts required for relatively limited results now. I really get the feeling that that Bronze medal at the ITT WC was like the best he thinks he could ever get and that now he just can't really see the motivation to continue... 30 years old and 15 years dedicated to high level sport (cross country skiing and then cycling), it looks to me like he has "swimmer's syndrome", where great swimmers retire young because it's just so much work...
StryderHells said:Another one for early retirement is Yannick Eijssen who 2 years ago was ridng for BMC and now is ending his career at the age of 26
Wouldn't make sense. His best years are still to come.Arredondo said:Expecting Horner too
Der Effe said:Jean-Christophe Peraud
Jungle Cycle said:Murilo Fisher....