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News By Miles CooperJanuary 21, 2025

Dutch Federation Drops Under-23 and Junior Teams from Rwanda Global Championships

Dutch Federation Drops Under-23 and Junior Teams from Rwanda Global Championships
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Dutch Federation Drops Under-23 and Junior Teams from Rwanda Global Championships

The Dutch Biking Federation (KNWU) has grow to be the second one Eu federation to announce it’ll ship a discounted squad to the 2025 UCI Street Global Championships in Rwanda because of price range restraints and the price of the primary ever African Global Championships. 

Consistent with NOS, the KNWU made the verdict according to ‘monetary causes’ after the Dutch Olympic Committee (NOC*NSF) dominated in December that highway biking, as a business recreation, will have to be capable to improve itself with just a restricted subsidy from the state.

Consequently, the KNWU has needed to reduce on its Global Championships squad, with the under-23 and junior groups lacking out. The federation’s under-23 race programme might be lower altogether.

The Dutch early life groups loved good fortune on the 2024 Worlds, with Puck Pieterse and Senna Remijn scoring gold and bronze medals within the under-23 ladies’s highway race and junior males’s highway race.

On Monday, nationwide under-23 trainer Tom Veelers introduced by the use of social media that he were pressured to go away his place because of the verdict.

“I really enjoyed my job as head coach of the under-23s. Unfortunately, it was only for one year,” Veelers wrote. 

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“The cuts from the NOC*NSF also affect cycling and, unfortunately, that is the case with me as well.

“As of January 1, I’m not the under-23 nationwide trainer as a result of that programme is not supported through the KNWU. It is this kind of disgrace that the present and long term crew of younger riders will endure as a result of this. I’ve labored with a large number of hobby and exuberance with this crew and glance again at the previous season with delight!”

Speaking to NOS, Veelers called the move “a super disgrace” though noting that “increasingly more promising riders” were riding professionally or with the development squads of top teams.

“For kids, those are a very powerful races of the yr,” Veelers said. “Coincidentally, the Global Championships in Rwanda and Canada within the subsequent two years are extraordinarily dear operations.

“But for a guy like Wouter Toussaint, I think it’s a shame. Wouter is a good climber, he proved himself last year in the Giro d’Italia Next Gen and the Peace Race. He could have done well in Rwanda.”

Martin Truijens, KNWU programme supervisor of ability construction, stated that the modified panorama of under-23 biking – as famous through Veelers – was once an element within the resolution to chop the programme.

“The way in which the cycling landscape at under-23 level, especially for men, is organised – with development teams linked to WorldTour teams – is an important factor in the decision-making,” stated Truijens.

“For juniors, the educational construction remains to be in large part organized during the nationwide associations, and the contest calendar contains a lot of Countries Cup competitions which can be completely ridden through nationwide groups. You need this a very powerful section of the educational to be assured.

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