Blummenfelt Tour De France. Kristian Blummenfelt, lenda viva do triatlo, quer ganhar o Tour de France Where we have to find out where we have to work," he shares Having turned 30 in February, Blummenfelt is only looking at the positives of reaching this landmark age, and remains focused on leaving a legacy long after he eventually retires
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Blummenfelt could be heading to Team Jayco AlUla, this was reported by the Triathlon Hour in early June, With all the young riders taking the world of pro cycling by storm, it looks like there's one less candidate the likes of Tadej Pogačar and Jonas Vingegaard will have to worry about in 2028, as Kristian Blummenfelt, the Norwegian triathlete with the highest ever recorded VO2 max has put his ambitious plan to turn to pro cycling and win the Tour de France by 2028 on hold, instead deciding to.
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Just before the Paris 2024 Olympic Games, Blummenfelt's brilliant coach Olav Aleksander Bu announced that the 30-year-old from Bergen was '90 percent likely' to go pro cycling from 2025, with contending for Tour de France wins the ambitious goal. He joined the Motorola cycling team in 1992 and quickly made a name for himself in the professional cycling world, eventually winning the Tour de France seven times from 1999 to 2005. Bluemmenfelt's trainer and confidante Olav Aleksander Bu told Velo his athlete would keep his focus on swim-bike-run after he left the Paris Olympic triathlon disappointed with 12th
Blummenfelt Presses Pause on Project to Win Tour de France. "Not only with Kristian specifically, but also with the team. "After the Paris review we have decided to aim for Los Angeles 2028," Bu.
kristian blummenfelt. He joined the Motorola cycling team in 1992 and quickly made a name for himself in the professional cycling world, eventually winning the Tour de France seven times from 1999 to 2005. Triathlon star with highest ever recorded VO2 max Kristian Blummenfelt reveals ambitious plan to win the Tour de France by 2028