Thanks to a favorable European Championship plus the victories of leader Wout Van Aert and Yves Lampaert in Great Britain, the Belgian World Cup selection has the wind in its sails. Still, twelve days before D-Day, some tactical questions remain unsolved. Who will be the man who has to keep Van Aert out of misery for the first four hours? What role will the impetuous Evenepoel and Campenaerts engines play? And how exuberant can Van Aert celebrate his birthday on Wednesday?
Is Teuns’s European Championship retirement a problem?
On Sunday at the European Championships, Dylan Teuns was released after sixty kilometers. Sick, it sounded. Not a good sign two weeks before the World Cup, where he was preferred in the selection …
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