đŸŽ„ Jonas Vingegaard has good news for worried fan (and with him, many cycling fans): 'You don’t need to worry'

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Monday, 07 September 2026 at 21:14
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Jonas Vingegaard will not race again in 2026 following his crash in the Tour de France. After the crash, rumors circulated here and there, and some suggested that this might spell the end of the Dane’s career. But the Visma | Lease a Bike rider refused to listen to the gossipers. In a recent video, he even reassured a young fan: “No, I’m not quitting.”
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This is about young Adam, whose video went viral online during the Tour de France. He was incredibly disappointed that his favourite rider, Vingegaard, had to drop out of the Tour de France and said he was afraid that the general classification rider’s career might be coming to an end.
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Vingegaard reaches out to a distressed fan

The footage also reached Vingegaard, who reassured Adam in a video posted by France TĂ©lĂ©vision. “Hi Adam. I saw you on TV, and I’m really happy to have your full support. It means a lot to me, and you don’t need to worry. I’m not going to stop cycling,” Vingegaard said clearly.
In fact, Vingegaard invited Adam to come to the Tour de France next year and also gave him a signed jersey, as you can see in the video below.
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Video: Jonas Vingegaard promises a young fan that he'll keep cycling

Vingegaard won't race the World Championships in Canada

Visma Lease a Bike confirmed in August that Jonas Vingegaard would not race again in 2026 after his Tour de France ending crash. His team, Visma | Lease a Bike, confirmed he is still experiencing aftereffects and will not be fit to race this season, including a potential World Championships appearance.
Vingegaard, who won the Giro d’Italia earlier in the year and aimed for a third Tour de France title before withdrawing in stage 15, will focus on recovery and training. He and the team are now targeting goals for 2027. Read more
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