DISQUS

Cycling Tips: Viva Kenny!

  • Slonie · 5 months ago
    We'll miss you, Kenny!

    ( So does Fumy: http://twitter.com/Fumybeppu/status/2784129469 )
  • Clinton · 5 months ago
    Farewell Kenny - see you next year champ!
  • huphtur · 5 months ago
    So bummed. Now the Dutch have NOTHING to cheer for anymore at this year's TdF. 2010 Tour is gonna be epic. The start is in Rotterdam, Kenny will be back and maybe Theo will enter? Can't wait! Is it 2010 yet? How bout now?
  • Michael · 5 months ago
    Great stories about the Lanterne Rouge CT. You picked a winner with Kenny. All guts and little glory.
  • Dave · 5 months ago
    kenny was a good cyclist, and a good man who loved sprinting....but not climbing.
  • Ted · 5 months ago
    Interview from just before the stage start:
    Kenny: “I just did 45 minutes on the rollers so the start should go better.”

    ...and then he got dropped

    :-(
  • Andrew · 5 months ago
    Loved the Lanterne Rouge tales, never thought I would be so interested!

    I let out a loud "oh no!!" when the TV announced Kenny had crashed out. My wife came running into the room; judging by my groans, she thought Lance must have crashed!
  • Marc · 5 months ago
    Following Kenny was MUCH more interesting then following Cadel. Sad to see him leave, but he did go out fighting!

    Great work CT
  • Blackjacks Mom · 5 months ago
    I’m imagining Kenny and Jens in hospital together swapping stories and comparing scars. Any tears will be because they are laughing. Hard men don’t go away…they come back and get the job done.
  • Mr 60 Percent · 5 months ago
    Long live Kenny!

    But I’m sure we’ll learn to love Yauheni the Hut. Or whatever we want to call him…

    With Brochard retired , Karpets dropping the shag, and Wiggins gone all serious, we need Yauheni too.
  • Justin · 5 months ago
  • Justin · 5 months ago
    heh - just saw this was already linked from the earlier post...
    Geez, you really get a sense from the vid of the massive fight that they go through every day just to survive to do it all again. Phenomenal, a lot of courage...
  • Rick · 5 months ago
    Quite ironic that only a couple of days ago the story heading for Kenny was 'I'll quit when I fall off my bike.'

    Poor bastard. Talk about Jinxing yourself.
  • the clinger · 5 months ago
    I guess in the Pro Tour you can't get away with the pull over, pretend you are inspectiing a flat tire and let the air out of the tube!
  • Rob · 5 months ago
    I'll keep drawing inspiration from Kenny's story and suspect it will be the one I remember after the 2009 Tour is ancient history (read: in 3 months). Next time I am grinding up a hill, chasing the rest of the guys on the road (like I always seem to be) I will remember Kenny's Conditions for Quitting. THE Kenny's Conditions for Quitting.

    @BlackJack's Mom - That image of Jens and Kenny in the hospital rocks! Guys, get well soon and we'll cheer you when you're back on the road.
  • MikeonHisBike · 5 months ago
    Dang, I'm going to miss Kenny.