Cyclingnews.com, 17 November 2021
For Bob Jungels, a piece of what appeared to be bad news turned out to be some of the best he'd ever had. In June, at a medical facility in Belgium, he was told he had arterial endofibrosis – a rare condition that inhibits blood flow – in both legs. It might just have saved his career. It has certainly turned his life around. “When I got the diagnosis, it was quite a serious injury, but honestly, it was a big relief,” the Luxembourger tells Cyclingnews in an off-season interview in the French Alps. “It just answered so many questions.”...