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SYDNEY: Dutchwoman Annemiek van Vleuten staged a classic late attack to win the world championship road race in a stunning finish on Saturday (Sep 24) despite nursing a fractured elbow throughout the 164.3km race.
Recruitment was always going to be the buzzword for Manchester United when Erik ten Hag was appointed and the manager can render that a job well done. Many signings have hit the ground running and United are - on early viewing - building strong foundations for a brighter future.
A remarkable ride from Great Britain's Zoe Backstedt on her 18th birthday saw her add the road race rainbow jersey to the time trial title taken earlier in the week. That makes it the fourth rainbow jersey that Backstedt currently holds, along with the World junior madison and cyclocross titles. Backstedt won by a larger margin than anyone has before, on either men's or women's side.
Dutch superstar Annemiek van Vleuten put together an astonishing showing with a broken arm to win gold in the women's road race at the 2022 World Championships on Saturday. Van Vleuten, 39, was a doubt to even start the race thanks to a nasty crash in the team time trial but after a surprising recovery, she took her place.
Newcastle United signed Sven Botman for both now and the future, says journalist Pete O’Rourke.
Just as the light began to fade late on the second day's play at the KPMG Irish Women’s Open at Dromoland Castle, 27-year-old Swede Moa Folke struck a seven iron to 25 feet on the closing hole and rolled in the putt for an eagle three to take a two-shot lead at the halfway point.
Annemiek van Vleuten will ride in the women’s road race at the Road World Championships despite fracturing her elbow. In a shocking crash, Van Vleuten says her front tyre exploded in Wednesday’s mixed team trial which saw her suddenly veer across the road and into the barrier.
Bexleyheath's Sam Nunn believes Great Britain's coxless four can find another level despite progressing comfortably from their World Championship semi-final. The British quartet of Nunn, Will Stewart, Freddie Davidson and David Ambler swept to victory in Racice on Thursday afternoon ahead of fellow finalists Australia and Ukraine. Ad The team were dealt a blow prior to the heats, with Matt Aldridge ruled out through illness, only for Ambler to step in and set up a chance of World glory to add to their European gold.