I'll let the words of those who knew Wouter
Weylandt and those who
are more skilful scribblers express their sentiment about the man and
the sometimes cruel nature of professional road racing, writes Philip Gomes.
It appears the UCI will not rest until the
sport is dead in the water technologically, if a recent decision made by the organisation is anything to go by, writes Philip Gomes.
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