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Before Evan Roos became the bellowing soon-to-be Springbok back-rower, many thought by this point in the World Cup cycle it would be Juarno Augustus' name writ large in a Test starting XV.
Tour de France sprinter Jasper Philipsen endured a moment to forget as he celebrated crossing the finish line to win Stage Four of the iconic race on Tuesday - only to find out he had actually finished second.
Wout van Aert (Jumbo-Visma) left The Breakaway gang in shock after ripping away to a stunning victory on Stage 4 at the Tour de France. After three consecutive runner-up finishes in the Danish Grand Depart, Van Aert and his Jumbo-Visma colleagues set about decimating the bunch with a fierce attack on the final climb on Tuesday's first outing on French soil. Ad/> By the top, only the Belgian remained.
Jasper Philipsen (Alpecin-Deceuninck) was left red-faced after celebrating winning a sprint on Stage 4 at the Tour de France, only to discover it was a race for second place. The Belgian triumphantly roared after crossing the finish line ahead of Christophe Laporte (Jumbo-Visma) and Alexander Kristoff (Intermarche-Wanty-Gobert Materiaux). Ad/> But there was a problem.
Springbok management, unlike some toddlers, aren't going to dump a "long-term project" in Jasper Wiese in favour of the shiny new toy that is the irrepressible Evan Roos.
LONDON (AP-CP) — Oxford brought an end to Cambridge’s recent supremacy in the men's Boat Race between England’s two leading universities as one of the country's oldest sporting events made its return to the River Thames on Sunday.
LONDON: Oxford brought Cambridge's recent supremacy in the men's boat race to an end with a first victory in five years on the traditional university race's return to the River Thames on Sunday (Apr 3).
Oxford were able to end Cambridge’s recent supremacy in the men’s Boat Race with victory on the traditional university showpiece’s return to the River Thames.