With an extension of his Dutch title, Tibor Del Grosso gave his successful cross winter a lot of extra color last weekend. They once again have an absolute gem on board at Alpecin-Premier Tech, although things could have turned out completely differently. READ ALSO: Decision made: Van der Poel makes decision about cross in Benidorm … Read more
His winter seemed to go completely smoothly, until an ice spot on the Zilvermeercross course in Mol decided otherwise. Wout van Aert fell and broke a bone in his ankle. Bart Wellens also witnessed the unfortunate moment. READ ALSO: BK stunt in the making? Wellens: “He will be close” Wrong (re)action Van Aert Wellens himself … Read more
Fem van Empel announced on Friday that she will stop cycling for the time being. The mental issues she was struggling with have clearly not yet been resolved, and the Dutch woman emphasizes that she is making the right decision for herself at the moment. READ ALSO: Fem van Empel gives reason for radical decision: … Read more
What is going on with Fem van Empel? No one can and/or wants to provide an explanation? At Visma-Lease a Bike they also don’t say a word about how and where the world champion currently stands. Although we have already heard a small response. READ ALSO: Mystery surrounding Fem van Empel takes on a new … Read more
Van Empel’s Cyclocross Season Hits Snag: Virus Sidelines Dutch Star The reigning world champion, Fem van Empel, is facing an unexpected setback as a lingering virus forces her to withdraw from key upcoming cyclocross races, including the European Championships. By [Your Name], ArchySports.com The cyclocross world is buzzing, and not entirely for the right reasons, … Read more
In the fast-paced world of professional cycling, where the spotlight often shines brightest on fresh faces, veteran rider Julien Vermote is making a powerful case for the enduring value of experience. As teams increasingly prioritize youth advancement, Vermote, a seasoned Belgian cyclist, argues that a crucial element is being overlooked: the wisdom and grit that … Read more
In a move that sent ripples through the professional cycling world,young Belgian phenom Cian Uijtdebroeks has officially inked a deal with the storied Movistar Team,signaling a notable shift in his career trajectory. This highly anticipated transfer, confirmed last week, sees the 21-year-old talent trading his Bora-Hansgrohe jersey for the iconic blue of the Spanish squad, … Read more
We are approaching the end of the season, which also means that the news items are strewn with transfer news these days. Among other things, the switch from Timo Kielich from Alpecin-DECEUNINCK to Visma-Lease a Bike was officially settled last week. Quite a sensitive switch. Also read: “Be sure to look!” – Van Aert finally … Read more
Patrick Lefevere made himself heard again Derailleur. The former team boss of Soudal Quick-Step gave text and explanation about his transfer policy in the past, with striking passages about Tim Merlier and Wout van Aert. Also read: Vingegaard Surprisingly honest about final climb: “Homework not done” Merlier “For a price” Lefevere saw potential in Merlier … Read more
His Vuelta could not start better for Jasper Philipsen. He won the opening stage with force majeure, and so, just like in the last Tour de France, was immediately allowed to take the leader’s jersey. But furthermore it has not been much for the Kempenaar. Also read: Philipsen knocked in Vuelta-Sprint, Turner takes surprising stage … Read more