Originally Posted by John259:
“He said he's lost the drive to put in all the hours of training that's required. If he doesn't regain that drive then it's extremely unlikely him riding it again. There's no point in going into a grand tour other than fully prepared. It's a let-down for his fans and his team but at least he's honest about it.
BTW don't count me as informed, it's just what I've read and heard about it.”
“He said he's lost the drive to put in all the hours of training that's required. If he doesn't regain that drive then it's extremely unlikely him riding it again. There's no point in going into a grand tour other than fully prepared. It's a let-down for his fans and his team but at least he's honest about it.
BTW don't count me as informed, it's just what I've read and heard about it.”
Ahh right, many thanks for the reply.
It is shame really, as I quite enjoy this British dominance of the Tour, and would like it to continue!
Yes it is best for him to not do it, if the hunger and motivation is not there, this Tour needs you to be fully 100% committed at all times.




