I was at yesterdays GP Wallonie in belgium and saw a very strong Frank Vandenbroucke. In last months Beliums national championchips timetrail he was third and yesterday he came in as number 21 in the first group at the GP Wallonie. Last week he has won a smaller Belgium race. Is Frank finnally on his way back? The race was won by Nick Nuyens of the Quickstep team (for the second time in a row). Björn Leukeman was second. Other riders in the first group where Cedric Vasseur (Cofidis), Robbie McEwen and Tom Boonen.
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GP Wallonie: is VDB back?
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Doubtful, unfortunately. He will ride well for a little while and then get into the usual trouble - no training/women/doping/plain ole drugs/etc. Unfortunate that someone with that kind of talent would waste it in that manner. 😠
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cyclingheroes said:
I was at yesterdays GP Wallonie in belgium and saw a very strong Frank Vandenbroucke. In last months Beliums national championchips timetrail he was third and yesterday he came in as number 21 in the first group at the GP Wallonie. Last week he has won a smaller Belgium race. Is Frank finnally on his way back? The race was won by Nick Nuyens of the Quickstep team (for the second time in a row). Björn Leukeman was second. Other riders in the first group where Cedric Vasseur (Cofidis), Robbie McEwen and Tom Boonen.
Wish I could say he's on the way back, but you never know with Frankie-boy. What a waste of talent. Very sad... -
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