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Brian Holm
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Cycling
“Stick the knife in and ask: ‘What the hell is going on with Simon Yates?’” – Danish icon urges deeper scrutiny of Visma over shock retirement
28 January 2026
Kieran Wood
Cycling
"He prefers peace and quiet to money" - Holm compares Jonas Vingegaard and Tadej Pogacar's off-the-bike status
11 January 2026
Rúben Silva
Cycling
“Mattias Skjelmose can seem a bit tense” – Brian Holm urges compatriot to embrace Lidl-Trek arrival of Juan Ayuso
14 December 2025
Kieran Wood
Cycling
“If I had to point to one rider who’d get caught drink-driving…” – Gaviria’s former DS slams “laziest rider I’ve ever met” after he’s found five times over legal limit
07 December 2025
Kieran Wood
Cycling
"If he gets any better, he’ll beat Pogacar" - Mads Pedersen backed to win monument after meaningful evolution
06 December 2025
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"Very refreshing" - Not everyone is against extensive criticism of Tadej Pogacar by Belgian legend Roger de Vlaeminck
14 November 2025
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Latest comments
Mistermaumau
28-01-2026
All easy to say but did you think at all about how it would be if every amateur car driver would start chasing every celebrity in a car? Will they all have to end up like Diana before people realise a public road does not mean any old behaviour? There are already good reasons why pros have certain privileges on public roads (in more advanced cycling nations) and why they are generally accompanied during group rides. It’s not dissimilar to certain rules being extended for film crews or the transport of protected persons (whether dangerous criminals or royalty and leaders).
Front242
28-01-2026
Go for it, before wada updates is prohibited substance / methods.
Pogboom
28-01-2026
It's actually normal. Most pro riders train alone. This is because each rider has their own training programme so it's difficult to be riding together e.g. if one is doing a Zone 2 ride and another is doing intervals.
ChillingCyclist
28-01-2026
Why not leave people alone ? famous people incl.
Hills33
28-01-2026
But he took his anger out on an amateur rider who simply offered his help. That rider said that he understood Jonas's anger, but that says a lot about how kind and humble the rider is.
frieders3
28-01-2026
Doper Horner is a wanna be and would be totally irrelavent if he hadn't doped to win that Vuelta!
frieders3
28-01-2026
They are already racing at the Alula Tour this week!
PogiFan2Day
28-01-2026
Chris Horner’s opinion is valid and shouldn’t be dismissed just because he’s allegedly a doper. His opinions have sound judgement and definitely make sense to me. I prefer his opinions to others who haven’t raced in their life!!
itsent
28-01-2026
Can you please provide a link to the Gaimon reference?
itsent
28-01-2026
Having trained on French roads for hours without pro riders in vicinity, yet seeing them near the end of rides in passing, it must be said this story is lacking context details. Public roads are for the public. If teams wish for private access, they should get permits for road closures. Otherwise, hire sweeper riders to shadow the pros and discuss rules of the road with non-team riders who are sharing the roads.
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