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Sepp Kuss
Name: Sepp Kuss
Birthday: September 13, 1994
Birthplace: Durango, Colorado, USA
Turned Pro: 2016
Height: 1.82m
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Van Aert, Brennan, Kuss... - Visma reveal their highly ambitious lineup to tackle the 2026 Vuelta a España
18 August 2026
Rúben Silva
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Sepp Kuss is open to idea of joining Wout Van Aert at Vuelta a Espana: "We'll see how the body recovers, but why not?"
29 July 2026
Ondrej Zhasil
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Jury & Fines Tour de France 2026 Update Stage 21
27 July 2026
Kieran Wood
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“Life-or-death moment” – British ex-pro believes safety netting may have saved Sepp Kuss at Tour de France
26 July 2026
Kieran Wood
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Opinion: Sepp Kuss stared death in the face without realising it – he lost the 2026 Tour’s queen stage but may have lived the luckiest day of his life
26 July 2026
Pascal Michiels
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DISCUSSION - Tour de France Stage 20 - Tadej Pogacar the ultimate super-domestique, Kuss teetering on the brink and Carapaz the superman
25 July 2026
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mij
21-08-2026
what do you think could be that is rotten? the team recruits new guys, they seem to have had a ton of bad luck. they still won a GT, several one week tours, a monument and lots of classics this year.
miguel
20-08-2026
Theres obvious somethnig very rotten going on at Visma now. I agree with Cort here andIve heard alot of people say the same Jonas should leave Visma for UNO-X. Think it would do him alot of good for his career.
miguel
20-08-2026
yes thats a huge part of their problem but nevertheless is the case too so yeah it is what it is kinda thing. They need money or its gonne just get worse i think
JoeyB
20-08-2026
I agree completely. If people watch Burgos’ long-duration highlights , they can see Nairo working for Mas until he was spent … and he still got 18th on GC.
Jumpyjohn
20-08-2026
It’s pretty hard to find big sponsors for cycling if you prefer to avoid nation states, petrochemicals, betting, etc. Remember, tobacco and alcohol are no longer allowed but I think anyone can see the problem. No hard working company can afford to risk of ploughing that much money into an irrelevant venture.
Jumpyjohn
20-08-2026
Austin Powers, obviously. Explains so much.
Jumpyjohn
20-08-2026
THAT shouldn’t be the news of this stage, what about the latest near fatal car encounter?
mij
20-08-2026
Gravel too!
mij
20-08-2026
Visma took a GT and a monument this year, stages in another GT, multiple one day races and one week tours. Every team except UAE dream of this year.
mobk
20-08-2026
Hard to believe Nairo wouldn't be a better bet than whoever the worst/weakest rider that Movistar sends in his place. The guy's past his prime sure but he is not grupetto material like late stage Froome. And Movistar would have gotten great visibility and press coverage for the legend of the past doing his last Vuelta... Bad decision IMO
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