Proud Yorkshireman from the UK's answer to Flanders, Calderdale, go check out the cobbled climbs! Hi, I'm one of Cycling Weekly's content writers for the web team responsible for writing stories on racing, tech, updating evergreen pages as well as the weekly email newsletter. "This benefits cycling and everyone's conscience, and then there will be clarity. Hopefully, the outcome will not change my future. I am especially happy to be back on the bike and still good at it." "That is in the hands of the right people who have studied for it. I still stand behind the road we have taken and I think this has to happen. "I hardly ever think about it," added Jakobsen. There is still one issue hanging over Jakobsen though, as Deceuninck - Quick-Step proceed with legal action against Dylan Groenewegen following the crash in 2020. Fortunately, Cavagna's surgery was a success and Vansevenant is riding on his turbo trainer back in Belgium. The training camp hasn't gone completely smoothly though as Rémi Cavagna and Mauri Vansevenant were hit by a car on a ride.
Jakobsen is keen to return the favour to Cavendish who recently crashed at the Ghent Six Day before suffering aggravated burglary at his home in Essex.Ĭavendish is now on the training camp with Jakobsen: "Under the circumstances, things are going well. Last year Mark was there for me and still is. Now I can give him some support, as we are all there for each other in the team." "I like that not everything is certain, that keeps me sharp. And we have Mark Cavendish. He has shown in the last Tour that he is back. We are both sprinters, but we also give each other a lot."Ĭavendish was a key player in supporting Jakobsen when the Manxman re-joined the team.
"I have missed that, the last two years, and there I will have to prove my place for the Giro d'Italia or the Tour team," said Jakobsen.
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