Whilst in a separate interview with Jyllands-Posten, she said: “With two children, he does feel he’s missing out on life at home. That has to be weighed against the joy he gets from cycling. In many ways, the countdown to the end of his career began when we had our first child.”
Fresh after crossing the line in 3rd at on stage 2 of the 2025
Tour de France, Vingegaard was asked about these comments by the media present. “I know that Trine supports me 100%, and that she’ll do everything to help me perform at my best — she only wants what’s best for me,” the Dane responded. “I haven’t actually read it (the interview). I’ve just heard bits and pieces about it, so I’m not entirely sure what was said. I don’t read the media while I’m racing.”
Turning focus back towards the
Tour de France, Vingegaard was nevertheless happy with his performance on stage 2. “I felt like I was really on top of the pedals, and I felt good out there. That’s also why I tried to attack — because I was feeling strong,” he explains. “The legs were good, and the team performed extremely well again today,” he added in conclusion.