Dylan van Baarle on protest by climate-change activists - " I don't know exactly what was going on,It was a bit crazy"
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Dylan van Baarle rode to fifth place in the tenth stage of the Tour de France. He was part of the breakaway and finished 10 seconds behind stage winner Magnus Cort.
"I felt pretty good the whole day," Van Baarle told NOS. "I knew I had to gamble a bit at the end, and I tried. I came back to the three and tried to get it right, but I didn't really get a gap. The legs were filling up. The other group came back, and then it was over."
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The race was disrupted due to protests by climate activists 35 kilometers from the finish line. "It was a bit crazy. It was good that we could get a water bottle and eat something. Maybe we should do that more often. I don't know exactly what was going on. We stopped and then went on again," said van Baarle.
He also commented on the increase of Covid infection in the tour, particularly with the UAE Emirates team. "We didn't really talk about it. I only heard about it on the way to the start. If it continues like this, it doesn't look good. I don't know the ins and outs of that team. I hope they stay healthy and we get a fair fight," concluded van Baarle.
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- A great champion but a better human. jus' sayin'
Davide15-11-2026 - Congrats! It is done so now is time for CX.averagecyclist15-11-2026
- It's going to happen at some point. It will happen to Tadej as well, we all get older. Jonas was in pretty great form at the tour. I still consider him a top two or three cyclist in the world, until he's not.awp15-11-2026
- mij, I am not so sure of that. I have been on a spine ward at a Denver hospital that had quite a few spinal injuries from mountain biking.BDBigGuy15-11-2026
- Pogi takes care of his teammates in races and training. Tadej Pogačar is widely praised within the cycling peloton for his fair and egalitarian leadership, actively supporting his UAE teammates both on the road during races and behind the scenes at training camps. Rather than acting like an untouchable superstar, he has intense team loyalty by sharing daily chores, giving up personal glory to help domestiques, and publicly praising their sacrifices. Unlike some Grand Tour contenders, like Vingegaard, who occasionally train away from their squads, Pogi consistently attends team training camps alongside his domestiques, making the exact same sacrifices to build friendship. I love how Pogačar shares his teammates-domestiques, either when they succeed or win in races or when they simply just do a good job for him. It has to be a great moral boost for them. And then they work even harder and go even deeper for Pogi. This is teamwork.PogiSloFans15-11-2026
- Yeah, what he said!Lozza15-11-2026
- I’m sure Jasper Philipsen would disagree with you.Lozza15-11-2026
- Article says he was “out for a spin around the town”, implying not off-road.Lozza15-11-2026
- let’s be honest, Alpecin is all about one rider - MVDP. I’m sure he gets whatever he needs, the rest get the scraps.mij15-11-2026
- there are more vicious injuries on a road bike than a mountain bike far and away.mij15-11-2026
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He gave everything... 👊 It's fifth for @DylanvanBaarle who battled all the way to the line after attacking the lead group in the last kilometre. #TDF2022
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