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In the head of Olav Kooij, sprinter in the Tour de France: "If you think about it, it's already too late"

The article features an interview with Dutch cyclist Olav Kooij, who competes in the Tour de France. Kooij reflects on the intense pressure and mental challenges faced by cyclists during races, emphasizing that once a rider starts thinking strategically, it’s often too late to change course. The piece highlights the physical and psychological demands of professional cycling, particularly in high-stakes competitions like the Tour de France.

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In the head of Olav Kooij, sprinter in the Tour de France: "If you think about it, it's already too late"

The article features an interview with Dutch cyclist Olav Kooij, who competes in the Tour de France. Kooij reflects on the intense pressure and mental challenges faced by cyclists during races, emphasizing that once a rider starts thinking strategically, it’s often too late to change course. The piece highlights the physical and psychological demands of professional cycling, particularly in high-stakes competitions like the Tour de France.

Bias read (Center): The article focuses on a sports event and athlete's personal experience, with no political implications or contested issues. It provides insight into the mindset of a professional cyclist without taking a partisan stance.

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