Remco Evenepoel managed to avoid the virus plaguing his team while wearing plastic gloves! | Relief

“It’s going to be a tough race as several Soudal-Quick Step cyclists are sick“. On the eve of the Javalambre stage, Groupama-FDJ’s sports director Benoît Vaugrenard expects Eurosport The escape of 42 cyclists left his students Lenny Martinez battles for the lead rotate. Circumstances are perfect for stripping Remko Evnepoor from La Roja, A couple of sick mates before a broken and cheated route.

In the squad, as in the nursery, The virus spreads from one organism to another until all individuals are immune. Along the way, a large number of them got sick.The fourth stage of the current Vuelta de España, the Danes Jonas Wingard

(Jumbo-Visma) had to dismount mid-race to relieve stomach upset. Two of Remko Evernepoel’s team mates (Andrea Baggioli and Louise Vivak) emerged from the quiet main group far from the finish line yesterday on the way to Briana Falling down, a quarter of an hour behind champion Caden Groves. Italian champion Filippo Zana (Jacko AlUla) he must retire straight away.

“We are worried, but there is nothing we can do.’ said Soudal-Quick Step Sports Director Klaas Lodewyck into the microphone Spoza.Besides Bagioli and Vervaeke, the third driver on the team, James Knox, commented cycling podcast Already “stomach sick”. To make matters worse, the Italian Bacioli withdrew before half-time. It was an extremely difficult sixth stage, with the main car trying to eliminate its own team.

“My colleagues are feeling better today, but they had a bad night“After Briana’s careful handling of the matter, Remco Heinepoor did admit in ‘canutazos’ at the start of Laval Dixo that his team had an outbreak of viral gastroenteritis.”It’s all because of a little virus.I’m feeling fine, praying for continued health

. I hope the same thing doesn’t happen to me in the Giro d’Italia. In the Italian round, a Covid-19 infection caused him to abandon the ninth stage after winning the time trial and donning the “pink jersey”.

Remco is taking “extra precautions” these days in order to avoid months of preparations for the Vuelta de España ending with an abrupt exit. “I wear plastic gloves while eating breakfast and wash my hands more often than usual’. However, he knows his situation is far from an isolated case. “We’re not the only team going through something like this: I’ve seen a couple of cyclists stop in the middle of the stage to get more water“. He expressed the common wish of everyone, including competitors: “Hope this virus will get rid of us soon. “