“It’s Better to Stop in a Good Way,” – Belgian Cycling Icon Greg Van Avermaet Bids Farewell After a Golden Career in Rearview

The esteemed Belgian cyclist Greg Van Avermaet, will conclude his remarkable career following the Paris Tour race. Two notable figures are bidding farewell to their careers, signifying the end of a decade in Belgian cycling.

Following in the footsteps of his rival

Following Peter Sagan's footsteps, Greg announced his retirement after 16 years in the profession. The cycling community will undoubtedly experience a deep sense of sorrow as these shining legends conclude their careers. 

A glittering legacy 

Greg’s impressive achievements have etched his name in the history of Belgian cycling. Throughout his remarkable career, he has amassed 42 victories, including awards like an Olympic road race gold medal and an extraordinary win at the challenging Paris-Roubaix cobblestone race. 

Greg’s noble thoughts

Reflecting on his successful career, he expressed the challenges of maintaining the highest level and believes it's the right time for him to step aside. He also added that emerging as a motivation for the younger generation while being at the top is something he cherishes. His departure from racing marks the end of an incredible era. 

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