WLR Wielrennen
Het blijft toch een merkwaardige sport hè, dat wielrennen.
Dat is wel erg triest en onverwacht. 
You don't need a weatherman to know which way the wind blows.
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Zijn laatste legendarische tweet:quote:Op maandag 30 maart 2020 13:09 schreef DeeBee het volgende:
R.I.P., geen updates meer vanuit de kelder.
twitter:andremeganck twitterde op vrijdag 27-03-2020 om 14:26:00 Hopelijk is er straks een gunstige verderzetting van de Corona regels en worden we hier van behoed !! https://t.co/hMh6JyIREj reageer retweet
Hopelijk is er straks een gunstige verderzetting van de Corona regels en worden we hier van behoed !!
You don't need a weatherman to know which way the wind blows.
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Voorspellende gaven hier 
RIP in vrede Andre
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RIP in vrede Andre
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Ach nee, bij wie moeten we nu zijn voor de niet-winnaars van een koers?
Lekker zuipen, lekker dansen en daarna lekker neuken.
Ondertussen verderop in België gaan we naar de echte problemen die er zijn
twitter:EvenepoelRemco twitterde op zondag 29-03-2020 om 15:02:31 @JanJambon @ @vanranstmarc jullie spreken elkaar tegen. De ene zegt dat je uw liefje wel mag bezoeken (alleen) en de andere niet. Ik woon letterlijk 100m van mijn vriendin vandaan en we weten niet duidelijk wat wel en wat niet kan. Beiden enkel thuis en aan het sporten, alleen... reageer retweet
@JanJambon @ @
Dus Remco vraagt de minister om toestemming om te gaan neuken?quote:Op maandag 30 maart 2020 14:12 schreef Frozen-assassin het volgende:
Ondertussen verderop in België gaan we naar de echte problemen die er zijntwitter:EvenepoelRemco twitterde op zondag 29-03-2020 om 15:02:31 @:JanJambon @ @:vanranstmarc jullie spreken elkaar tegen. De ene zegt dat je uw liefje wel mag bezoeken (alleen) en de andere niet. Ik woon letterlijk 100m van mijn vriendin vandaan en we weten niet duidelijk wat wel en wat niet kan. Beiden enkel thuis en aan het sporten, alleen... reageer retweet
Lekker zuipen, lekker dansen en daarna lekker neuken.
Coronavirus: Formolo and Agostini reveal the emotions of being quarantined in the UAE
Davide Formolo and Chief Operating Officer of the UAE Team Emirates squad Andrea Agostini have revealed the mental struggle they faced during their self-imposed quarantine in the UAE after the coronavirus Covid-19 spread through much of the team during the final days of the UAE Tour in late February.
Formolo never tested positive during 15 days of isolation in a UAE hotel and was eventually allowed to travel home to his European base in Monaco. Agostini is still in the UAE with Fernando Gaviria, who also tested positive for Covid-19, awaiting a flight back to Italy after testing positive for Covid-19 and spending 23 days in a UAE hospital. On Monday 38-year-old team osteopath Dario Marini revealed he spent nine days in intensive care in the UAE.
In a moving first person testimony published in La Gazzetta dello Sport, Agostini confirmed that eight members of the UAE Team Emirates riders and staff at the UAE Tour tested positive for Covid-19. Other riders and staff from the Gazprom-Rusvelo team also tested positive, with a number of teams also forced to stay in quarantine after the rest of the UAE Tour caravan was allowed home.
"I was in hospital for 23 days and in total isolation for 20 days, waiting and waiting for my tests to be negative," Agostini explained.
"I raced as an amateur with Marco Pantani, cyclists learn how to suffer but when you're in hospital and doctors and nurses visit you dressed as if they're going to Mars, it changes everything in your life. When you see a friend, who is less than 40, in intensive care and very close to be put on a ventilator, you ask yourself what is happening."
"I never felt ill and could have ridden my bike or gone for a run. But that's why nobody should under estimate the coronavirus: stay at home and protect yourselves. Eight of us in the team tested positive with mine confirmed in my second test and that's when we self-isolated as a team. Our manager Mauro Gianetti was incredible, he was like a brother. He realised the danger we all faced because most of us didn’t have any symptoms even if the tests were positive. He helped avoid a disaster, because we could have passed the virus to so many other people.
"I went on to do 12 tests in 26 days, waiting until two were negative in a span of 24 hours. I kept hoping to be negative and never was. A molecule of the virus was still in my DNA and so I had to stay in isolation. The only people I saw were the medical staff from behind their mask and protective clothing. You search out eye contact with the doctors and nurses to find some hope."
Agostini was treated in the Cleveland Clinic in Abu Dhabi and had a bike in his room so he could ride on the rollers. He spoke to his wife Francesca, a nurse in the Cesenatico hospital, by Skype, but he admitted he suffered in isolation so far from home.
"I suffered mentally, in certain moments I struggled to even speak. Isolation is so very hard. You have to wait but you never know when it will all end. I had a panic attack and struggled to breathe. I'm still afraid. And even now that we've recovered, while Fernando Gaviria and I are waiting for a flight home from Abu Dhabi, we still keep a distance."
How can we think about racing again when we see military trucks taking the coffins away?
Formolo managed to travel home much earlier after 15 days in isolation in a UAE hotel. His mother-in-law works in a hospital in Verona, on a pneumology ward, so he has a first-hand account of the fight to help the most serous Covid-19 cases.
"She's on the front line and so I've realised just how hard the fight is. That's why I'm happy to support the idea in Italy by Mario Cipollini, Gianni Bugno and La Gazzetta dello Sport for a virtual ride at Easter to raise funds that are needed. Pro cyclists are always ready to help and what is happening the beauty of life. I know that what happened in the UAE has changed me," Formolo said in an interview.
"We did the first test after stage 5 of the UAE Tour and everyone was negative. Then some people were positive when we did a second test and the world fell in on us. We were all scared and we realised it was all a lot more serious than just a bike race."
Formolo never tested positive but stayed in isolation in a UAE hotel for the necessary quarantine period. He was able to train on the rollers but suffered when he saw what was happening in Italy and especially in Bergamo, one of the hardest hit cities in northern Italy.
"We often focus on our sport and are naturally competitive but when you see things on television, you realise that other things are important in life. You think about the doctors and nurses on the front line, who can't simply stay at home because they have to fight the coronavirus.
"The good thing is that we got through as a team. I was really sorry that Diego Ulissi missed the birth of his daughter Anna but he shared the emotions of the birth with all of us and so now Anna has 30 extra uncles."
Unable to train outdoors due to the strict restrictions in France, Formolo has been riding on the rollers, doing gym work and practicing his baking skills.
"I've become a master chef and I like making new things, including bread," he revealed. "Riding the rollers is a little harder because there's nothing like climbing at 300 watts outdoors."
Formolo is trying to keep fit and near his race weight but admits he is struggling to think about racing again.
"How can we think about racing again when we see military trucks taking the coffins away?" he asked before trying to find a silver lining to an extra long season that could run into November.
"Racing into November would definitely be better than having a long December training camp."
Davide Formolo and Chief Operating Officer of the UAE Team Emirates squad Andrea Agostini have revealed the mental struggle they faced during their self-imposed quarantine in the UAE after the coronavirus Covid-19 spread through much of the team during the final days of the UAE Tour in late February.
Formolo never tested positive during 15 days of isolation in a UAE hotel and was eventually allowed to travel home to his European base in Monaco. Agostini is still in the UAE with Fernando Gaviria, who also tested positive for Covid-19, awaiting a flight back to Italy after testing positive for Covid-19 and spending 23 days in a UAE hospital. On Monday 38-year-old team osteopath Dario Marini revealed he spent nine days in intensive care in the UAE.
In a moving first person testimony published in La Gazzetta dello Sport, Agostini confirmed that eight members of the UAE Team Emirates riders and staff at the UAE Tour tested positive for Covid-19. Other riders and staff from the Gazprom-Rusvelo team also tested positive, with a number of teams also forced to stay in quarantine after the rest of the UAE Tour caravan was allowed home.
"I was in hospital for 23 days and in total isolation for 20 days, waiting and waiting for my tests to be negative," Agostini explained.
"I raced as an amateur with Marco Pantani, cyclists learn how to suffer but when you're in hospital and doctors and nurses visit you dressed as if they're going to Mars, it changes everything in your life. When you see a friend, who is less than 40, in intensive care and very close to be put on a ventilator, you ask yourself what is happening."
"I never felt ill and could have ridden my bike or gone for a run. But that's why nobody should under estimate the coronavirus: stay at home and protect yourselves. Eight of us in the team tested positive with mine confirmed in my second test and that's when we self-isolated as a team. Our manager Mauro Gianetti was incredible, he was like a brother. He realised the danger we all faced because most of us didn’t have any symptoms even if the tests were positive. He helped avoid a disaster, because we could have passed the virus to so many other people.
"I went on to do 12 tests in 26 days, waiting until two were negative in a span of 24 hours. I kept hoping to be negative and never was. A molecule of the virus was still in my DNA and so I had to stay in isolation. The only people I saw were the medical staff from behind their mask and protective clothing. You search out eye contact with the doctors and nurses to find some hope."
Agostini was treated in the Cleveland Clinic in Abu Dhabi and had a bike in his room so he could ride on the rollers. He spoke to his wife Francesca, a nurse in the Cesenatico hospital, by Skype, but he admitted he suffered in isolation so far from home.
"I suffered mentally, in certain moments I struggled to even speak. Isolation is so very hard. You have to wait but you never know when it will all end. I had a panic attack and struggled to breathe. I'm still afraid. And even now that we've recovered, while Fernando Gaviria and I are waiting for a flight home from Abu Dhabi, we still keep a distance."
How can we think about racing again when we see military trucks taking the coffins away?
Formolo managed to travel home much earlier after 15 days in isolation in a UAE hotel. His mother-in-law works in a hospital in Verona, on a pneumology ward, so he has a first-hand account of the fight to help the most serous Covid-19 cases.
"She's on the front line and so I've realised just how hard the fight is. That's why I'm happy to support the idea in Italy by Mario Cipollini, Gianni Bugno and La Gazzetta dello Sport for a virtual ride at Easter to raise funds that are needed. Pro cyclists are always ready to help and what is happening the beauty of life. I know that what happened in the UAE has changed me," Formolo said in an interview.
"We did the first test after stage 5 of the UAE Tour and everyone was negative. Then some people were positive when we did a second test and the world fell in on us. We were all scared and we realised it was all a lot more serious than just a bike race."
Formolo never tested positive but stayed in isolation in a UAE hotel for the necessary quarantine period. He was able to train on the rollers but suffered when he saw what was happening in Italy and especially in Bergamo, one of the hardest hit cities in northern Italy.
"We often focus on our sport and are naturally competitive but when you see things on television, you realise that other things are important in life. You think about the doctors and nurses on the front line, who can't simply stay at home because they have to fight the coronavirus.
"The good thing is that we got through as a team. I was really sorry that Diego Ulissi missed the birth of his daughter Anna but he shared the emotions of the birth with all of us and so now Anna has 30 extra uncles."
Unable to train outdoors due to the strict restrictions in France, Formolo has been riding on the rollers, doing gym work and practicing his baking skills.
"I've become a master chef and I like making new things, including bread," he revealed. "Riding the rollers is a little harder because there's nothing like climbing at 300 watts outdoors."
Formolo is trying to keep fit and near his race weight but admits he is struggling to think about racing again.
"How can we think about racing again when we see military trucks taking the coffins away?" he asked before trying to find a silver lining to an extra long season that could run into November.
"Racing into November would definitely be better than having a long December training camp."
twitter:EuroHoody twitterde op dinsdag 31-03-2020 om 17:07:42 Martigny worlds confirm dates as scheduled 20-27 September despite Covid-19 crisis — men's TT for Sunday, women's, U23 TT Monday; junior TTs Tuesday; mixed relay Wednesday, RR's Friday-Sunday reageer retweet
Martigny worlds confirm dates as scheduled 20-27 September despite Covid-19 crisis — men's TT for Sunday, women's, U23 TT Monday; junior TTs Tuesday; mixed relay Wednesday, RR's Friday-Sunday Ziedend.twitter:RichardPlugge twitterde op dinsdag 31-03-2020 om 17:27:50 @EuroHoody Unbelievable. Serious organisers would need the 20/9 weekend, especially this year. And they should skip that mixed relay thing and put the TT there. reageer retweet
@EuroHoody Unbelievable. Serious organisers would need the 20/9 weekend, especially this year. And they should skip that mixed relay thing and put the TT there.
Ben benieuwd. Zag beelden toen ie in de Tour was. Sommigen reageerden heel ongemakkelijk en anderen juist fijn.quote:
Op de Belg zometeen de docu over Stig broeckx
https://twitter.com/NPORadio1/status/1245073943658213378quote:twitter:EuroHoody twitterde op dinsdag 31-03-2020 om 17:07:42 Martigny worlds confirm dates as scheduled 20-27 September despite Covid-19 crisis — men's TT for Sunday, women's, U23 TT Monday; junior TTs Tuesday; mixed relay Wednesday, RR's Friday-Sunday reageer retweetZiedend.twitter:RichardPlugge twitterde op dinsdag 31-03-2020 om 17:27:50 @:EuroHoody Unbelievable. Serious organisers would need the 20/9 weekend, especially this year. And they should skip that mixed relay thing and put the TT there. reageer retweet
Meerrrrrrr.
♫ ~ Je kunt de massa niet beteugelen; het is een monster ~ Marcel van Roosmalen
hoe zou Mads Pedersen zich voelen? Heb je een mooie regenboogtrui mag je hem nergens laten zien in de koers
Die hoopt dat die hem nog past als ze weer gaan koersenquote:Op woensdag 1 april 2020 00:02 schreef Evertjan het volgende:
hoe zou Mads Pedersen zich voelen? Heb je een mooie regenboogtrui mag je hem nergens laten zien in de koers
Wind extinguishes a candle and energizes fire
twitter:kniezebieter twitterde op dinsdag 31-03-2020 om 20:26:14 @raykerckhoffs Hou toch op met die treurige hetze tegen de mixed-relay. Een orgineel onderdeel dat landen beloont die het vrouwenwielrennen serieus nemen, zoals Nederland en Italië. reageer retweet
@raykerckhoffs Hou toch op met die treurige hetze tegen de mixed-relay. Een orgineel onderdeel dat landen beloont die het vrouwenwielrennen serieus nemen, zoals Nederland en Italië.
De vloek van de regenboogtruiquote:
hoe zou Mads Pedersen zich voelen? Heb je een mooie regenboogtrui mag je hem nergens laten zien in de koers
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Vanavond 21.30 uur op Eén weer de jaarlijkse terugblik op de Ronde van Vlaanderen van afgelopen jaar.
Altijd wel vermakelijke televisie
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Altijd wel vermakelijke televisie
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21.30quote:
Vanavond 20.30 uur op Eén weer de jaarlijkse terugblik op de Ronde van Vlaanderen van afgelopen jaar.
Altijd wel vermakelijke televisie
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