'Not a bad sprint for a 51-year-old' - how team mechanic resolved Evenepoel's puncture crisis in Olympic road race
Briefly

Evenepoel's puncture during the race led to a dramatic bike change, with mechanic Kurt Roose providing vital assistance by swiftly replacing the bike and pushing him back to speed for Olympic success.
Tension was already high in the Belgian team car before the puncture, with delays from race commissaires causing anxiety, but Roose's quick action ultimately saved the day.
The stress of the situation was evident, as Evenepoel misinterpreted his time gap, highlighting the intense moment during the race and the urgency of the bike change.
The coordination and quick response from the team and mechanic under pressure played a crucial role in ensuring Evenepoel's continued lead and eventual success in the Men's Road Race.
Read at cyclingnews.com
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