Thursday, July 11, 2024 at 5:53 PM
Video Fabio Jakobsen had to give up early in the twelfth stage to Villeneuve-sur-Lot. The Dutchman from dsm-firmenich PostNL told following the stage, among other things, CyclingFlash that he feels anything but fit. “I keep my distance now and I don’t shake hands. I don’t want to infect the boys.”
Of new Tour special from RIDE Magazine is a must-have for true cycling fans! Our new 236-page summer edition is the most complete Tour guide of this summer and is full of great cycling stories regarding Tadej Pogacar, Remco Evenepoel, Fabio Jakobsen, Gio Lippens, Christian Prudhomme and Charlotte Kool. Ensure yourself of a wonderful sporting summer and order it online now for only €9.95. Would you like to receive RIDE extra cheaply? Then take out a subscription now and receive a 20% discount!
“It always sucks to go off the race,” Jakobsen opened the interview. “It’s not going badly, but it’s not going well either. I don’t feel great. I can’t really call myself sick, but I’m not fit. I had to let go very quickly today. That I’m wearing a face mask now? Yes, I don’t want to infect the guys. I keep my distance and I don’t shake hands.”
“I’m afraid I’m suffering from something. I had the idea that things were getting better and better, but I think I got something in the gravel ride or on the rest day. Yesterday was also dramatic, even for me. And today it was absolutely nothing,” he concluded.
Posted as part of: This is what the team managers of UAE Emirates, Visma | Lease a Bike and Soudal Quick-Step said following Pogacar’s win
