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Amund Grøndahl Jansen
Cycling
Former Visma rider Grøndahl Jansen: “I won’t lie, it hurts not to be able to stop on my own terms”
18 March 2026
Tom van der Salm
Cycling
Once Van Aert's trusted right hand man, but now, Amund Grondahl Jansen (31) retires
12 January 2026
Martijn Polder
Cycling
📸 Van Aert jokes and jests with Amund Grøndahl Jansen: "My Norwegian friend who once spoke flawless Dutch"
08 May 2024
Bram van der Ploeg
Cycling
Amund Grøndahl Jansen at the end of his tether after four major surgeries: "If it doesn't work out now, I'll do something else"
29 February 2024
Bram van der Ploeg
Cycling
Former Jumbo-Visma rider Grøndahl Jansen on the supremacy of killer bees: "It will be forgotten in two years' time"
19 September 2023
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Latest Comments
gearguru33
14-10-2026
The article calls the Giro the likely option, but Seixas has said the Tour is his lifetime goal. That seems a bit premature—wouldn’t the team want him back at the Tour after finishing fourth?
sprocketspiny
14-10-2026
Five weeks between the Tour and Worlds sounds like plenty of time to recover and get ready again. I’d love to see him go for both.
davidm
14-10-2026
Why does the Vuelta start just six days after the Worlds? Do riders ever compete in both, or is that turnaround generally too short?
lindae
14-10-2026
He’s had an extraordinary season, but there’s no need to rush him into targeting everything at once. A gradual build towards the Tour could pay off in the long run.
andrewf
14-10-2026
That Worlds course sounds tailor-made for Seixas. Twenty ascents of Domancy is savage, and racing at home could make it a huge day for him.
jennifer19
14-10-2026
The Giro looks like a sensible next step: a chance to lead a Grand Tour team without the full weight of the Tour-Pogačar hype. But with Evenepoel and Del Toro potentially on the start list, it won’t be an easy podium.
julien
13-10-2026
I’m still learning about these races—was the lamppost on the course, or did he hit it after going off the road? Either way, a frightening crash, and I hope his recovery keeps moving forward.
cyclechamp45
13-10-2026
That “streetlights can put up quite a fight” line is some gallows humour. Incredible resilience from Caudell and everyone helping him through rehab.
raceready7
13-10-2026
The ECMO details really put the seriousness of the crash into perspective. It’s good to hear he’s making progress, and I hope the cycling community continues to support his family.
bikebuffj
13-10-2026
Walking and communicating after injuries this severe is a huge milestone. Wishing Ezra and his family strength for the long road ahead.
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