Paris-Roubaix was Tom Boonen's last race as a professional, the legendary Belgian finishing in 13th place
Retired Classics hardman Tom Boonen could be dropped from his advisor role at Lotto-Soudal.
Boonen, who retired after the 2017 Paris-Roubaix, switched from Quick-Step Floors to Belgian rivals Lotto-Soudal as a “technological advisor” for 2018.
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Overachiever: Cameron Wurf competed in the Amstel Gold, La Flèche Wallonne and an Ironman, all in just eight daysCameron Wurf is both a member of Team Ineos Grenadiers and an accomplished professional long course triathlete who has racked up numerous World Tour and Ironman race finishes across his career.
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Tom Boonen: 'Remco Evenepoel should get away from Belgium as much as possible'The former Quick-Step rider said he didn't enjoy the fame of being world champion
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From the cobbles to the race track: Tom Boonen is living his best lifeClassic legend Tom Boonen on race car driving, Mathieu van der Poel and modern cycling
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Tom Boonen says his comeback was ‘concrete,’ but has now been abandoned due to coronavirusTom Boonen has said his plans for a comeback were “concrete,” but have since been abandoned due to coronavirus.
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Tom Boonen admits he often considers making a professional comebackTom Boonen says that a return to the professional peloton is "an option."
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Tom Boonen backs Geraint Thomas to defend Tour de France titleBoonen says the strength of Ineos means Thomas won't suffer as much in the final week, which could prove crucial
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Tom Boonen says 'there's magic in Deceuninck - Quick–Step' as team dominates one-day racesDeceuninck - Quick-Step contains a bit of magic that the other top Classics teams lack, says retired Classics star Tom Boonen.
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Tom Boonen: 'Remco Evenepoel needs to learn to ride tactically at WorldTour level'Tom Boonen has applauded rising Belgian star Remco Evenepoel for his world titles in Innsbruck this week, but says the junior cyclist "needs to learn to ride tactically at WorldTour level."
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Peter Sagan should stop complaining about other teams, says Tom BoonenThe Classics legend says Sagan should not complain about other teams refusing to cooperate with him, saying "he is the one who always starts to sit on"
