Jumbo-Visma strikes a new blow in the transfer market with Cian Uijtdebroeks: Belgian leaves BORA-hansgrohe
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Follow us on GoogleCian Uijtdebroeks will ride for Jumbo-Lease a Bike starting in 2024. The Flemish rider leaves BORA-hansgrohe and signs a contract with the Dutch team through 2027.
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- Qué etapa más dura, madre mía. The heat is cooking everyone. Enric se ve fuerte, pero la última semana será una locura.patriciaw05-09-2026
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