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Biniam Girmay
Name: Biniam Girmay
Birthday: 2 April 2000
Birthplace: Asmara, Eritrea
Turned Pro: 2020
Height: 1.84m
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“I ended up ridiculously far back, stuck in the washing machine” – Mads Pedersen’s sprint frustrations boil over as Tour de France green jersey lead is cut
15 July 2026
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“I find it boring to watch someone riding alone for 40km on a mountain stage” – Biniam Girmay uses pointed Pogacar comparison to hit back at sprint stage criticism
12 July 2026
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"He acts like a real idiot throughout the entire sprint" - Soren Waerenskjold takes aim at Biniam Girmay after Tour de France stage 8
12 July 2026
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PRESS CONFERENCE: “If there is one sport that dignifies collective work, it is cycling” - Andres Iniesta explains NSN project as Biniam Girmay targets Tour de France green
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PRESS CONFERENCE - "That's why also my result are better this year" - Biniam Girmay on key change that took him back to winning ways
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PogiSloFans
07-09-2026
No he won't.
Hills33
07-09-2026
What if the concussion lingers for months? Certainly hope not, but then they'd need to rethink.
RolandDekker
07-09-2026
Just a point to mention. Temperatures in Central Spain, especially Seville and Córdoba are in the high 30's low 40's every summer. It's been normal for much longer than my 35 years here. But it's a dry heat, hot but not humid. You should not misinterpret temperature with unbearable conditions. I was in Carnaby Street London in 1999 when there was a solar eclipse. The temperature was 28°C. I was sweating buckets, and seriously struggling for air. Different locations, different climates, different circumstances.
RolandDekker
07-09-2026
I'm not criticizing the riders, but the best part of stage 15 Vuelta should have been the 2 climbs around Villaviciosa de Córdoba and the pueblo. It was going to be much hotter in the start and finish stages especially Córdoba city. Seriously if there was a genuine concern about the forecasted temperature ( before a rest day) then the stage should have been canceled. I watched the race in Santa Maria de Trassierra and the riders never looked distressed at all. My whole point AGAIN is the stage continued NOT because of the health of the riders BUT BROADCASTING REVENUE ! Sean Kelly stated on TNT that in his day there were no cancelations due to temperature. The temperatures in Andalusia have remained pretty much the same in the 35 years I've lived here. So WHY is it suddenly a problem ?? If it really is change the time of year. Its freezing in the winter.
Cyclingsbestfan
07-09-2026
Mas has never shown he is good in a TT. Roglic does have past form in that discipline. Mas is hot and he is a Spaniard in his home race, so he could surprise us. Is Roglic likely to make up the 2 minutes + he is behind? A minute at best perhaps? This TT is going to be intersting.
1stpastthepost
07-09-2026
You are overreacting to a light hearted comment on fines collection and how silly the UCI are over some of the stuff they do with fines. Daft Sock height rules and one size fits all saddle positioning and more Did none of you guys not get that before jumping on your soap boxes? Lighten up!
Front242
07-09-2026
The team that signs your paycheck is always the #1 priority.
DareDevil
07-09-2026
Remco will miss him for sure.
RolandDekker
07-09-2026
If security and health were a problem, then yesterday should have been canceled altogether. It was 36° in Villaviciosa yesterday but 41° in Córdoba city where the race finished. As I stated where most of the race took place was on long narrow country roads with deep ditches and slopes on either side. No where to park a car or stand safely and watch. As for living somewhere else?To have cycling on my doorstep? Thank you. I also have a chalet in Alpe d'Huez, which I use in the winter mainly for skiing. But was extremely fortunate to watch Tadej Pogaćar's record breaking ascent on July 24th.
PogiSloFans
07-09-2026
Correction: 63000 swiss = $77,891 or 67.035 euros.
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