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Egan Bernal
Name: Egan Bernal
Birthday: 13 January 1997
Birthplace: Bogotá, Colombia
Turned Pro: 2016
Height: 1.75m
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Egan Bernal shrugs away retirement rumours but confirms premature season end - "This sport is not just about results, victories, or sacrifices"
09 October 2026
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OFFICIAL: Netcompany INEOS' pure sprinter breaks his contract and joins Jayco AlUla on a two-year deal
09 October 2026
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ANALYSIS: INEOS transfer window has already been concerning - Ganna and Bernal's shock exits could spell a UCI points disaster
09 October 2026
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Egan Bernal retirement bombshell? INEOS' last Tour de France winner standing reportedly considering his future at just 29
07 October 2026
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Egan Bernal withdraws from World Championships nomination due to muscle injury
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frieders3
18-10-2026
Campenaerts looked like a rolling pumpkin with that all orange leaders skinsuit !
frieders3
18-10-2026
He can take his dumb a$$ politics somehwere else !
Ketterechts
17-10-2026
good to have her back. fingers crossed she‘ll be able to stay!
anonymouscyclist
17-10-2026
A tenner and he wins the Tour next year, too 😂
abstractengineer
17-10-2026
the answer is either stick to classics or GTs but not both
abstractengineer
17-10-2026
the exodus already stared with Ciccone. Already they were struggling with two sprinters, now there are three. Also Ganna will demand leadership. Gall is the most proven GC, Ayuso has the most potential. GC leadership for everybody will be impossible. Literally a UAE style mess without pogi.
vannpelt
17-10-2026
I raced as an amateur for 12 years, including six years on my country’s national road cycling team. I secured two national titles and competed in three World Championships plus more than 15 international stage races. At 23, we travelled to Italy for a training camp—or so I assumed. On a rest day, we watched a presentation about adopting a more “professional” training approach. It was crystal clear what “professional” meant. That moment first exposed me to this dilemma. After returning from Italy, I left cycling—at least at the competitive level I had known. Over the following two years, the whole team was caught doping. I hold that everyone is innocent until proven guilty. In my view, current stakeholders operate on a different scale, and the sums involved are vast. I am unsure whether any doping would ever be revealed. I try to stay positive and enjoy the show. My 2c.
leedorney
17-10-2026
Fiver he wins 🤣
b3tlla
17-10-2026
“…measures to reduce speeds.” Might as well shorten the race course to just 50km as well? ASO generates at minimum €300m a year and 30- 40% profit. Maybe stop being greedy and spend more of the profit to protect the riders instead.
mij
17-10-2026
he also had quite the life off the bike during his pro years. he used his celebrity status to full affect.
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