Remco Evenepoel is fully behind the tactics of going all in for Wout van Aert at the upcoming road World Championships in Flanders, Belgium.
Evenepoel will be riding his second World Championships after competing in the Yorkshire 2019 time trial and road race, however, he missed Imola 2020 due to his injuries sustained at Il Lombardia where he fractured his pelvis.
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Small Cost, BIG Features | Is This Indoor Training Platform Worth The Switch?icTrainer costs 9x less than the market leader but this indoor training platform is still jam packed with features
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Remco Evenepoel in race against time for 2025 season, will miss 'big goals' after training crashBelgian suffered fractures to his rib, right shoulder blade and right hand after being 'doored' by a Belgian postal vehicle last week
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Remco Evenepoel in race against time for 2025 season, will miss 'big goals' after training crash
Belgian suffered fractures to his rib, right shoulder blade and right hand after being 'doored' by a Belgian postal vehicle last week
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Remco Evenepoel shares details of further injuries after 'scary' training ride collision with vehicle'The comeback starts now' says double Olympic champion after undergoing surgery in Herentals on Tuesday evening
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Remco Evenepoel suffers fractured rib, shoulder blade and hand in training ride collisionDouble Olympic champion collided with a Belgian postal vehicle on Tuesday morning
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Remco Evenepoel hospitalised and gold S-Works snapped in two after collision with Belgian postal vehicle'Remco has pain in his shoulder and his hand. Our doctor is working on it,' says Soudal Quick-Step boss Patrick Lefevere
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Tadej Pogačar storms to fourth consecutive Il Lombardia victory after 48km solo breakawayWorld Champion beats Remco Evenepoel by more than three minutes after devastating attack on the Colma di Sormano
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Latvia protest against Mathieu van der Poel's World Championships result, saying he 'endangered spectators'Latvian Cycling Federation calls on UCI to explain decision not to disqualify Dutchman who mounted pavement
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'I was pushing but I couldn't feel my legs' - GB's Oscar Onley on his breakout World Championships rideThe 21-year-old was the youngest man in the top-20 in Zürich and matched some of the big guns on his way to 16th
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'It was a stupid move, but it worked' - Tadej Pogačar on his history-making World Championships rideWelcome to the Pogačar era, where the Slovenian can attack from 100km to the line and still win. It's just starting.
