Pro Cyclist for a Day | 2018 Münsterland Giro
Meet Sascha, Team Novo Nordisk’s “Pro Cyclist for a Day” at Münsterland Giro in Germany. Sascha was told he couldn’t ride his bike with #diabetes, but now he’s chasing dreams and training for a 200-km road race!
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Charles Planet recaps the 2018 Münsterland Giro. “I think I can be happy about my race and how I hung on all the way to finish.”
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Read More2018 Tour of China II – Stage 5 Recap
Chris Williams breaks down the final stage of the 2018 Tour of China II. “With 5km to go there was a big crash. But we got Mehdi back to the front, and he managed to weave his way through the carnage to pick up a top 10.”
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Read MoreTop 10 For Benhamouda at Tour of China II Finale
Race: 2018 Tour of China II, Stage 5 Location: Anshun / Anshun, China Distance: 127.8 kilometers ANSHUN, CHN – Mehdi Benhamouda came back after a late crash on Sunday to finish 8th in stage five at the Tour of China II. With help from his teammates to avoid the pile of riders in front him, Benhamouda found his way back to…
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Stephen Clancy breaks down stage 4 of the 2018 Tour of China II, a 21-km individual time trial in Anshun. “It was a demanding course. There was a lot of wind out there and quite a bit of climbing for an individual time trial.”
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Read MoreRainy Time Trial as Tour of China II Resumes
Race: 2018 Tour of China II, Stage 4 Location: Anshun › Anshun, China Distance: 21.3 kilometers ANSHUN, CHN – Team Novo Nordisk tackled a tough time trial on Saturday, snapping back onto their Colnagos as racing resumed in the Tour of China II. With a day off on Friday to manage a train transfer of more than 1000km, Saturday…
Read More2018 Tour of China II – Stage 3 Recap
Stagiaire Declan Irvine recaps stage 3 of the 2018 Tour of China II. “We thought it was going to come back for a sprint, so we led out Mehdi. He ended up getting a top 20 in the bunch sprint, which is nice and means our lead-out train is getting better.”
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