'The lights went out' – No excuses for disappointed Remco Evenepoel and Wout van Aert as they fail to deliver on expectations at World Championships | Cyclingnews
Off day sees pre-race favourite finish 12th as co-leader ends up 28th after getting dropped by eternal rival Van der Poel
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