Visme member Steven Kruijswijk has decided to end his career.

Primož Roglič, one of Slovenia’s most accomplished cyclists, faces uncertainty regarding his participation in this year’s Vuelta a España after sustaining injuries from a car accident during training. The Slovenian cyclist, who has targeted the Spanish Grand Tour as his main goal for the season, had hoped to compete in the race, which he has previously won four times. However, the incident has cast doubt over whether he will be able to take part in the event, with reports suggesting his chances are now at 50 percent. The accident occurred earlier this month, forcing Roglič to withdraw from planned appearances at the San Sebastian Classic and the Burgos multi-stage race. Despite the setback, Roglič expressed his intention to focus entirely on the Vuelta, stating that life sometimes presents unexpected challenges. His condition since the incident has remained unclear until recently, when Italian journalist Ciro Scognamiglio of La Gazzetta dello Sport revealed that Roglič's odds of participating in the Vuelta are currently estimated at 50-50. The Vuelta a España is set to begin on August 22 in Monaco, leaving little time for Roglič to fully recover. This would mark a historic opportunity for him to achieve a fifth overall victory in the race, placing him alongside Spanish legend Roberto Heras as the all-time leader in combined wins. However, with less than two weeks remaining before the start of the race, a definitive decision on his participation has yet to be made. Roglič's potential absence from the Vuelta adds another layer of complexity to his career trajectory. With his contract with Red Bull-BORA-Hansgrohe expiring at the end of the year, speculation has grown around his future in professional cycling. Recent reports suggest that talks have begun regarding a possible move to the Belgian team Lotto-Intermarché. According to sources close to the situation, both parties show interest in finalizing a deal, although nothing has been officially confirmed yet. The Belgian team, which is currently ranked 18th in the UCI rankings, is looking for a seasoned rider to bolster its standing in the WorldTour. Roglič, known for his experience and success in major races, could provide valuable leadership and points for the team. If the transfer materializes, it would allow Roglič to continue competing in high-profile races such as the Tour de France and the Giro d'Italia, which were not feasible under his current contract due to limited opportunities within his existing team. Despite these developments, the immediate concern remains whether Roglič will be fit enough to participate in the Vuelta. His recent injury has raised questions about his ability to compete at the highest level. While he has shown resilience in past setbacks, the timing of the accident leaves little room for recovery before the race begins. Whether he can make a comeback or not will depend largely on how quickly he recovers from the physical and psychological impact of the incident. As the deadline approaches for confirming his participation in the Vuelta, all eyes remain on Roglič and his team. The outcome of this decision will not only affect his personal ambitions but also influence the dynamics of the upcoming race, particularly given the presence of Tadej Pogačar, who is expected to be a strong contender for the overall victory. The coming days will be crucial in determining whether Roglič will be able to defend his legacy in one of the most prestigious races in the cycling calendar.