Chris Anker Sørensen gives us a small tour of his hotel room. The clip also features another Sørensen and that is of course Nicki Sørensen who won the 12th stage of the Tour after an amazing ride. Congratulations Nicki!
Chris Anker Sørensen and Matti Breschel talks about their friend Jakob Fuglsang’s and his sense of humor. Fuglsang explains about his first Tour.
Jens Voigt crashed on the 16th stage. Listen what he had to say about his condition, when he crossed the finishline.
Jens Voigt gives a tour in his room at the hotel in Pau and shows some personal items from his suitcase.
Exclusive pictures from the tactics meeting before the stage on tuesday. A tactics that sent Andy Schleck in yellow.
Who tells the worst jokes on the team? Who is most grumpy in the morning? Jens Voigt, Stuart O´Grady and Andy Schleck discusses the truth about their teammates.
The victory on Morzine-Avoriaz was the greatest victory in Andy Schlecks career. In this interview he talks about how he took off from Contador
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Matt
There are 9 riders on each team. Does this mean that 1 rider gets to room alone? What happens if someone leaves the Tour? Do the roommate assignments then change?
Jul 23, 2009 @ 11:07 pm
Bjarke
Interesting question. I actually never thought about that, and I am not sure (I am the site editor and not part of the daily stages). But I will try and ask.
Jul 24, 2009 @ 7:10 am
Bjarke
Ok, so here are answers to the roommate questions:
It’s the sports directors that decides who become room mates during the Tour as well as other races. The sports directors will of course make sure the riders have a great relationship with their room mate since they have to live together during 3 stressfull weeks. It has happened that they change things around during a race if they feel a younger rider needs the support of an older rider for whatever reason.
During this years Tour it has been the two Danish riders Nicki Sørensen and Chris Anker Sørensen, the two Schleck brothers, Fabian Cancellara and Stuart O’Grady, Kurt-Asle Arvesen and Jens Voigt who lived together while the Swedish time trial specialist Gustav Larsson have been living alone.
Next race everything could be changed up.
Jul 24, 2009 @ 4:44 pm
RedheadDane
One *blank*! Another *blank* very… deep…
Loved the “One Sørensen, another Sørensen” part…
Nov 09, 2009 @ 7:03 am