Wellens amuses teammate De Gendt with slow-motion crash in snow – Video
Lotto Soudal 🌠riders continue 'Final Breakaway 2' trip in Span▨ish mountains

168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Lotto Soudal's 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Tim Wellens got a little more than he'd bargained for when he attempted to negotiate a snowy off-road descent on his bike in the Spanish Montañas Vacías range, with his subsequent crash captured on film by teammate and co-adventurer 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Thomas De Gendt, who couldn't quite contain his amusement.
In a Twitte𓂃r post captioned "When you think you found a shortcut", De Gendt uses his helmet cam to film his friend Wellens negotiating patches of snow on a grassy and rocky slope before he hits a new patch of snow, applies his brakes, and gently goes over the handlebars of his fully laden bike, landing in tไhe snow, and eliciting laughter from De Gendt.
Wellens and De Gendt and currently taking part in what they've called 'The Final Breakaway 2' – a sequel to their 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Final Brea🌌kaway six-day cycling road adventure from Italy to Belgium following one-day Clas𒁃sic Il Lombardia in 2018.
The start of their latest bike-packing trip had to be delayed due to Wellens' bike being damaged on their flight to Spain and due to De Gendt falling ill, but they managed to get under way on Saturday, and will make the trip over four days – rather than the originally planned six – having started further along their route to Vale🌠ncia, which they hope to reach by Tuesday evening.
De Gendt this week put hꩵis name forwa𒈔rd for consideration for Belgium's second and final time-trial place at the 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:2020 Tokyo Olympic Games, saying that he'd improved a lot against the clock during the 2019 season, during which he finished third in time-𝓰trial stages at both the Giro d'Italia and the Tour de France, and that he was "prepared to pay even more attention" to the♊ discipline next year.
When you think you founꦬd a shortcut. @Tim_Wellens #thefinalbreakaway2 pic.twitter.com/wMpNwLoWw5
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