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mhfrvz
Wow, so sad! Rest in peace young lad18:50
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mhfrvz
If another shocking news doesn't come from Visma Lease a bike in December I'm going to be disappointed... First in January with Simon and now in June with Grischa...both with "immediate effect".... Maybe in December Jonas is going to step back as well, since he already has the triple crown...02-06-2026 05:04
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mhfrvz
I think they meant X as a variable in Math, so TBD...11-05-2026 05:52
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mhfrvz
So happy for Wout! Congrats!! 👏12-04-2026 17:14
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mhfrvz
One week later we will read: "After much consideration I've decided to retire immediately...". ; )10-02-2026 13:36
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mhfrvz
Well, maybe that's proof of the reason why SY left... remember he said he wanted to defend the Giro title and that it was an honor to go back to the race with the number one on his back....also mentioned that the calendar discussions were "exhausting"...he didn't feel valued enough, add the burn out... Done ✅ Just my opinion13-01-2026 20:13
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mhfrvz
He actually took a pay cut when transferred to Visma; he was the star at Jayco for years, he moved because a different team structure could improve his chances and they both got the benefits of the transaction. Money would have been more important if he was a rising talent, not an established one on his way out.11-01-2026 01:14
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mhfrvz
What a fairytale day! Everything fell into place.09-01-2026 00:44
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mhfrvz
Yes, still sad though, that he's retiring. Anyway, best wishes for his new chapter08-01-2026 18:10
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mhfrvz
Have a happy retirement, Simon. Not expecting this ...but well, you're leaving at the pinnacle of your career07-01-2026 19:38