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@faustocoppi60 SPORZA just confirmed that Remco will ride the Ronde van Vlaanderen... @sporza

BREAKING: Remco Evenepoel will ride both Ronde van Vlaanderen and Paris - Roubaix this spring: "I discovered this year that I'm not a GC rider so I will focus on one-day races. Also I will finally race against people with big balls like me who are not afraid to pull."

@felipeorts15 @Yefrifotos Bravo, Felipe, well done! You had a great season!

P4️⃣ para cerrar una temporada fabulosa 💥🔝 Hemos subido el nivel una vez más📈 y seguimos con la convicción☝️ de que podemos y queremos más!🔜 👍A todos los involucrados, enhorabuena🍻 ♥️ @yefrifotos @ridleyracingteam 💚

@felipeorts15 Congratulations, Felipe! Nice race!

Pato ✅🥈

@felipeorts15 Congratulations, Felipe! What a ride!

Describirlo vosotros...🤯😍🥉 Gracias 🫶 📸@elcastelletproduccions @ridleyracingteam 💚

@vismaleaseabike @WoutvanAert Voorspoedig herstel gewenst!

After his crash in the cyclocross race in Mol, Wout van Aert sprained his ankle and sustained a small fracture. He will undergo surgery on Saturday, after which he will focus on his recovery. Unfortunately, this means his cyclocross season is over. “Of course I am very disappointed to have to end my cyclocross season like this,” Van Aert says. “I was feeling better and better, including today in Mol. I was really looking forward to the race in Zonhoven and the Belgian Championships. But my focus will now be on recovery and, later on, the preparation of the road season.”

@felipeorts15 @lapeppina Congratulations, Felipe! Great to see you on the podium!

Foto de postal para desearos FELIZ 2026🔝🥉 Al fin llega el "buen" clima ciclocrossista 😱🤯 📸@lapeppina @photonewsbelgium @ridleyracingteam 💚

@faustocoppi60 Boring? Did you even watch the race?

And it happened: Thibau Nys wins in Dendermonde! 🥳🇧🇪 Boring race but great finale with Thibau Nys beating Del Grosso. 3rd place for Laurens Sweeck while Wout van Aert finished 6th. #CXWorldCup

@daniellloyd1 Sabaton!

Need your help: I want some new music to listen to. To give you an idea, I like: First Aid Kit, Ren, James, Radiohead, ACDC, Nirvana, Curse of Lono, Karen O. Don't disappoint me, X.

@lukamyking @faustocoppi60 I was about to say the same... do not jinx it. And then you did...

@faustocoppi60 jinxed it

You got this, Thibau. It's time for a Christmas miracle. #CXWorldCup

@BenjiNaesen Did you enjoy the race? It was such fun watching you all!

@Bennytouzine Lekkerrrrr!

Wat is jouw eerste gedachte wanneer je dit ziet?

@EvenepoelRemco Proficiat, Remco! En nu het EK!

We fought for Double Gold but can be very proud of the Gold and Silver we're bringing home.🥇🥈🇧🇪 We can look back at a strong team performance and I want to thank the entire team for the great support in the last 10 days.🙏🏼❤️ Next up: European Championships.🇪🇺🔥

@faustocoppi60 Why referring to Eddy Merckx?

Even for the haters it must be difficult to hate Pogacar after such a gesture. I doubt Eddy Merckx would have done it. 85th victory for UAE, equalling Columbia - HTC's record from 2009. #GPCQM

@MrPitbull07 Viola Ardone (Italian writer) wrote a book about this, titled Oliva Denaro. Must read!

In 1966, a 17-year-old Sicilian girl named Franca Viola made history by rejecting one of Italy’s most oppressive traditions — the so-called “rehabilitating marriage.” At the time, Italian law allowed a rapist to avoid punishment if he married his victim, under the pretense that such a union would “restore” her honor. Franca, born into a humble family in Alcamo, became the first woman in Italy to publicly refuse this fate. Her stand not only broke the silence surrounding gender violence but also sparked a cultural awakening across the country. Her ordeal began after she ended a relationship with Filippo Melodia, a man tied to the mafia. Refusing her decision, he stormed her home with armed accomplices, assaulted her mother, and abducted Franca along with her eight-year-old brother Mariano, who tried to protect her. Mariano was released, but Franca endured eight days of captivity, violence, and constant pressure to marry her attacker. When she was finally allowed to return home, she shocked Italy: she refused the marriage and, with her family’s support, brought Filippo before the law. The backlash was swift and merciless. Her family was shunned, their fields set ablaze, and their name dragged through dishonor. Still, Franca stood unyielding, and her courage became a national reckoning. The trial gripped the country, forcing Italians to confront the cruelty of laws built on patriarchal honor codes. Filippo was sentenced to eleven years in prison, and Franca—though never seeking fame—emerged as a symbol of dignity and defiance. Welcomed by Italy’s president and even the Pope, she later married her childhood friend Giuseppe Ruisi, who loved her without prejudice. Franca Viola’s refusal to yield transformed her into a pioneer of women’s rights in Italy, her voice resonating through history as proof that one act of resistance can shift an entire nation.

@p_quintessence heksenjacht op zieken, bah.

kom maar af, en smeer tegelijk de wielen van mijn rolstoel 🤪

@p_quintessence En dit is dan nog maar een "gewone"! Heb je er ook gezien met al die blinkende chrome elementen op dak en poorten?

Woning van zigeuners in Roemenië

@wardmarkey Heb ik me ook al afgevraagd....

Waarop worden die e steps niet gewoon verboden eigenlijk?

@Bennytouzine Hm lekker!

Wat is jouw eerste gedachte wanneer je dit ziet?

@wardmarkey Zilver! Die heeft goed dienst gedaan!

Azo een wasmachine die stuk gaat komt nooit op een goed moment natuurlijk maar zeker niet nu 😭 te midden de onroerende voorheffingen, den autotax, de verbouwingskosten,… Maar goed: dank voor de 25 trouwe jaren lieve Miele!

@BenjiNaesen Please, no bashing...

Johannessen does not deserve the hate he's receiving online for today's move, but I have 1 thing he does deserve to be hated for. Posting these 2 tweets seperately and not in 1 thread. 😭 #TDF2025