Magnus Cort
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Sep 15, 2026
Patrick BroeHOST
... just for something different.
Patrick BroeHOST
Like on, uh, what's the stage, the stage Bling won against Roglic, where Bling was competing against Roglic, and Magnus Cort maybe held on to win? So yeah, yeah, yeah.
Patrick BroeHOST
So stage 17, and they went...
Patrick BroeHOST
Where is this? So it's in Kenya.
Benji NaesenHOST
That was so good.
Patrick BroeHOST
We missed that.
Benji NaesenHOST
I also, who do they remember? Magnus Cort? Or was it Valgren? I don't remember.
Patrick BroeHOST
Yeah, no-
Simon RichardsonHOST
Now, just to finish La Vuelta on a more positive note, on the final day, there was a lovely show of respect and admiration for the riders in the race who are retiring at the end of this season.
Simon RichardsonHOST
Uh, Steven Kruijswijk, Pierre Rolland, and Magnus Cort have been pro for a total of 45 years combined, all with their own brilliant performances over the years.
Simon RichardsonHOST
And the fact that all three were incredibly solid in riding through their final Grand Tour shows just how professional they all are, so congratulations to all of them.
Simon RichardsonHOST
Okay, moving on to the two ra-- one-day races in Canada now, which played an extra significant role this year, given that the World Championships takes place in under two weeks' time on a very similar course in Montreal.
EthanHOST
And then for him to go and win perhaps, let's say, unexpectedly, because it's possibly not a course that suits him, uh, down to a T.
EthanHOST
Uh, they, they were playing for Magnus Cort, obviously in his last Grand Tour stage.
EthanHOST
But then, yeah, Tobias held off the young Italian Ramelli to take the victory.
EthanHOST
Um, Ramelli is no slouch, he's won in a sprint, so that's, uh, even more impressive.
Phil GaimonHOST
Basically, anyone with legs and motivation and no relevance in the GC, up the road.
Phil GaimonHOST
That's of course Van Eert, Oliveira, Johansson, Legnason, Magnus Cort, those kind of guys, really the same guys who've had legs this whole race.
Phil GaimonHOST
Well, they still have legs, and everyone else is getting more and more tired.
Phil GaimonHOST
And then the worst-case scenario for those guys is, "Oh, crap, I got dropped.
Johan BruyneelHOST
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Spencer MartinHOST
Actually, if you wanted to keep with the theme, Magnus Cort would be the pick.
Johan BruyneelHOST
I would s- I was gonna say Magnus Cort.
Johan BruyneelHOST
Magnus Cort, there's a stage for him, yeah.
Johan BruyneelHOST
Um, he was, he was also good today.
Johan BruyneelHOST
He was there for a long time.
Spencer MartinHOST
Yeah, he was.
Johan BruyneelHOST
In that first group, yeah.
Benji NaesenHOST
Yeah, and the counter didn't come, 'cause the counter was basically that a UnoX rider jumped on the wheel together with that Ineos rider on the wheel of Oliveira, but there was no follow-up.
Benji NaesenHOST
There was no follow-up to the point that UnoX turned back to their original lead-out train, and that lead-out train to me seemed to be going for Magnus Cort Nielsen at that point.
Benji NaesenHOST
And it was a pretty long lead out, so it looked like they were capable physically of holding it quite closely to the finish line.
Benji NaesenHOST
But I also saw on the other side of the road maybe a little bit further, three riders from Quick-Step, including Dainese coming up.
Patrick BroeHOST
So Van Aert gets shuffled back when that first move happens, and we're like, "Oh, is Brennan gonna be out of position? Are there gonna be more attacks?" If there wasn't attacks, there's no Visma to close it.
Patrick BroeHOST
UnoX set up a traditional lead out.
Patrick BroeHOST
Kron, Sözenas, Tiller, for Magnus Cort, the Danish National Champion, and they left him on the front too early yesterday in through the, uh, side of the roundabout, and then he got...
Patrick BroeHOST
Van Aert went to the right and that was his sprint over.
Spencer MartinHOST
And it did.
Spencer MartinHOST
Matthew Brennan from team Visma Lisa Bike wins over Jordi Mayos in second with Magnus Cort.
Spencer MartinHOST
Kind of a surprising result there.
Spencer MartinHOST
And third, the day saw not a lot of action.
Spencer MartinHOST
Coming into the final K, Uno X on the front.
Spencer MartinHOST
Looks like they fixed their lead out problems.
Spencer MartinHOST
They launch Magnus Cort perfectly.
Spencer MartinHOST
The problem is Matthew Brennan was behind him and smoked him in the sprint.
Daniel FriebeHOST
And the race was heading way out of town and looping back, whereas we only had to travel about 20 kilometers.
Daniel FriebeHOST
But in Dos Hermanas, of course, as always, we sought out some of the chaps we thought might be involved today, and one rider who's been on our hit list for a few days now, particularly since our dinner with the Danes, our Danish colleagues a couple of nights ago, was Magnus Cort, who, of course, we knew it was his last season.
Daniel FriebeHOST
We hadn't fully processed the fact that this was gonna be his last race, the Vuelta a España.
Daniel FriebeHOST
Now, of course, Magnus Cort had his breakthrough in major tours and also in the World Tour in 2016 when he won a stage in the Vuelta a España.
Daniel FriebeHOST
And hence, this race has a, a special significance for him, and well, we're about to find out that is one of the reasons why he's decided to end his career on Sunday at the end of this Vuelta a España.
Daniel FriebeHOST
At a fairly, at a fairly young age, Dani, I would say.
Daniel FriebeHOST
Yes.
Daniel FriebeHOST
So we lassoed him, brought him into the mix.
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Sprint king Matthew Brennan has claimed a fifth Vuelta a España stage victory as he edged a bunch sprint in Seville to win the 17th.
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The tw- 21-year-old Grand Tour debutant crossed the finish line ahead of Jordi Mece and Magnus Cort Nielsen.
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Daniel FriebeHOST
Fourth was Jordi Meeus of Red Bull Bora-Hansgrohe.
Daniel FriebeHOST
Fifth, very creditable fifth I thought today, was Magnus Cort for Uno-X.
Daniel FriebeHOST
Magnus Cort, of course, is ending his career, not at the end of the season, but at the end of this race.
Daniel FriebeHOST
Sixth was Wout van Aert.
Daniel FriebeHOST
He continued sprinting after his leadout to pick up some valuable points for the green jersey competition.
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