Hermans: "Rust Na WK Gravel, Cross Mogelijkheid"
Herman's, a prominent figure in the cycling world, has recently expressed his decision to take a break from gravel racing after the World Championships. However, he leaves the door open for potential cross racing opportunities.
In a recent interview, Hermans stated his intention to focus on other aspects of his cycling career, including cross racing. He acknowledged the demanding nature of gravel racing and felt the need to prioritize other avenues.
A Well-Deserved Break
"I'm definitely going to take a break from gravel after the World Championships," Hermans declared. "It's been a tough season, and I need to prioritize other things."
Hermans' decision comes after a demanding season, filled with challenging races and intense competition. Taking a break allows him to recharge and re-evaluate his future goals.
The Allure of Cross Racing
"I've always enjoyed cross racing," Hermans shared. "The dynamic format and technical courses are a lot of fun. It's a great way to stay fit and competitive."
Hermans' interest in cross racing stems from his background in cyclocross, a discipline known for its technicality and demanding nature. This experience makes him a natural fit for the cross racing scene.
Looking Ahead
While Hermans hasn't committed to a full cross racing schedule, the possibility remains open. He's eager to explore opportunities and see how his body responds to the change in focus.
"I'm not going to rush into anything," Hermans concluded. "I'll take some time to assess my options and make the best decision for my career."
Hermans' decision to prioritize cross racing after a successful gravel season signals a potential shift in the cycling landscape. His experience and talent make him a valuable asset to the cross racing scene, and his presence could ignite renewed interest in the discipline.
