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Lotte Kopecky
Name: Lotte Kopecky
Born: 10 November 1995
Birthplace: Rumst, Belgium
Turned Pro: 2012
Height: 1.70m
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"One of Lotte's strengths is riding by gut feeling" - Belgian coach confident even weakened Kopecky can navigate chaotic World Championships
14 August 2026
Ondrej Zhasil
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“It’s not as though I’m out of form...” - Lotte Kopecky responds to doubters after cramp ensures epic 73km Tour de France Femmes chase falls short
03 August 2026
Kieran Wood
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“I was so dizzy at the end... I couldn’t lift my arms off the bike” - Sigrid Haugset stuns herself with record-breaking 88km Tour de France Femmes solo to claim yellow
03 August 2026
Kieran Wood
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Results Tour de France Femmes 2026 Stage 3 | Sigrid Haugset completes historic 88km solo to take yellow in one of greatest Tour rides ever
03 August 2026
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“I was left without water” - Lotte Kopecky suffers badly in Tour de France Femmes opener as teammate Lorena Wiebes powers into yellow
01 August 2026
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"I hope to make the very best of it this year" - Lotte Kopecky enters 2026 Tour de France Femmes with new enthusiasm
30 July 2026
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santiagobenites
30-08-2026
It's incredibly optimistic to think that Tadej can ride the World's this year, but I just can't see that happening, given the severity of the injuries. Perhaps he could make the start of Lombardia at best, but I think that we'll be seeing a new winner at that race this year.
Cyclingsbestfan
30-08-2026
He may very well treat them like that. I wouldn't know. He is not an idiot though. He is hardly likely to get Pogacar - his star world class rider, best ever road race cyclist, back racing for short term gain is he?
Rafionain-Glas
30-08-2026
Awaken, you!
captmike
30-08-2026
There is no way to make cycling races safe. From idiot race organizers to rider actions. Idiot fans. Its a shame
wrsty
30-08-2026
the guy with a vested interest in his client being up and at races. seems reliable and unbiased hey haha
Rafionain-Glas
30-08-2026
Thing is, Gianetti is the kind to treat his riders as gladiators
Jakob
30-08-2026
Absolutely advice that makes sense. although for the wrong reason .I am not worried about the the C7 bone fracture itself, since it is not dislocated and should normally heal within 8-10 weeks, and when completely healed the fractured location is usually stronger than before or at least as strong. Bone health among bikers are not as good as most other atlethes due the restricted cost and low body mass. Complete healing can be secured by CT- scan and/or other imaging devices. My concern is rather, that Tadej for sure, has signs and symptoms of a Whiplash Associated Disorder in the severe category with neck pain and vertebra fracture. In other words he has had a concussion of the cervical spine in addition to concussion of the the brain. Thus to avoid longterm or even life long consequences of these concussions, the time horizon for safe rehabilitation is quite long, and premature come back will be a hazard for Tadejs lifetime health. Stop talking about a speedy comeback in this case, hope is not a strategy. Pro riders risk their health and life every day on the road to entertain us. They should not be treated as gladiators who can be returned to the Colosseum as soon as possible. Fortunately the prognosis for Tadej is good but he needs time.
PogiSloFans
30-08-2026
True, I'm a citizen of the USA but not an American if my parents and grandparents are Slovenian. It's also called "birthright citizenship" This rule is also known as "right of the soil." It applies no matter what citizenship your parents hold. So if a husband and wife from China get a baby during their stay in the US, the baby becomes an American citizen, but he's realy Chineese. Ad acta.
anonymouscyclist
30-08-2026
Highly doubt Rogla will take the win, I think his time is done. But if I’m wrong, all respect to Rogla. In an entirely biased opinion, I am rooting for Mas.
anonymouscyclist
30-08-2026
His shoulder looked awful, the immediate and sheer bruising is a worry. I can see this being the end of his season, at a minimum. I hope he recovers okay.
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