I drove to New Jersey for the annual Mid-Atlantic Independent Team camp this past summer I discover a prospect I hadn’t seen much of Jaen Chatman did just that for me this summer impressing me and leaving a massive first impression on myself and several high-major college coaches Chatman is a 6-foot-2 guard out of Blair Academy in Blairstown He plays his AAU ball with the New York City-based PSA Cardinals squad He’s everything you’d expect out of an east coast guard but one aspect of his game that has seen growth over the last few months is his shooting from behind the arc.  You knew after seeing his surgance this past summer that it would take a successful fall for him to have a breakout Chatman went off at the Jordan Holiday Classic Averaged 15 points and 6.5 assists per game and shot 50% from the field He proved his worth in front of plenty of high-major talent and it has resulted in offers from plenty of programs over the last few weeks and Xavier,” are amongst those heavily involved in his recruitment Xavier was his first high-major scholarship offer and they’ve continued to remain active in his recruitment as more competition continues to enter the mix.  I liked how they communicated with me consistently and came out to see me multiple times I can tell he’s really about business and is a good man,” Chatman told Stockrisers.com I recently watched them for the first time when they played Kansas.” In addition to the programs that Chatman mentioned he has drawn plenty of new suitors in his recruitment.  Amongst the new suitors are ‘Syracuse and BYU’ none of which have extended an offer just yet have entered the mix and have positioned themselves nicely so far who has had a dialogue with Chatman recently I like Alex [Kline] who has been in contact with me He’s a very genuine dude and they want me to come down for a visit soon.” Chatman told Stockrisers.com he likely won’t take any visits till after the season He’s focused on making a run at a state title and a national title His development and making a run with Blair Academy is his main goal which is the same thing his backcourt mate Deron Rippey Jr It takes hard work but making the necessary improvements needed to continue an uptick and Chatman says he must continue to improve his playmaking as well as his decisions at the end of games “Dealing with pressure and my end of the game decisions,” he said He continues to rise rapidly in the 2026 class and I expect him to continue rising You are using an outdated browser. 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Sign in here Ben Tulett secured ninth place in the Clásica Jaén during his season debut The Team Visma | Lease a Bike rider showed strong form on the Spanish gravel sectors who spent a significant part of the race leading the chase for the Brit For much of Team Visma | Lease a Bike’s lineup the Clásica Jaén marked their first road race of 2025 There was little time for a gentle return to racing rhythm as the Spanish event—often compared to Strade Bianche—featured ten gravel sectors and 2,500 meters of climbing Attacks from Tim Wellens and Egan Bernal failed to gain traction but a move from eventual winner Michał Kwiatkowski proved decisive Van Aert took control at the front of the favorites’ group significantly cutting into Kwiatkowski’s lead Tulett impressed with his strength but couldn’t bridge the gap to the lone leader The Brit ultimately sprinted to ninth place 🇪🇸 #ClásicaJaénA top ten place for Ben after a hard fight! 👏🏼 pic.twitter.com/4nogikmvWu so I’ve been looking forward to racing miles again We aimed to get as many riders as possible through the first gravel sectors and today’s race gives me confidence for the weeks ahead Van Aert saw positives in his own season debut “I hit my limit several times in the final” I think we were chasing a bit from behind as a team I trained hard over the winter and know when I need to peak It was tough to be at my best immediately in such a demanding race but it felt good to be back in the peloton.” Tulett and Van Aert will line up again on Wednesday for the Volta ao Algarve. Sepp Kuss, Tiesj Benoot, and Loe van Belle, who also raced in Clásica Jaén, will join them in Portugal. Additionally, Jonas Vingegaard is set to make his season debut there. Subscribe yourself for the Team Visma | Lease a Bike newsletter and receive previews for races, exclusive interviews, video's and promotions! Former Tour de France winner Egan Bernal remained positive on Monday despite breaking his collarbone in a crash, just as he was regaining top form. After winning the Colombian road race and time trial titles earlier this month Bernal was caught in a mass crash at the Clasica Jaen late in the race which was won by his Ineos teammate Michal Kwiatkowski who won the Tour in 2019 and the Giro d’Italia in 2021 has been fighting his way back after a near-fatal training crash in Colombia in 2022 His recent national titles marked his first victories since the accident "I was feeling really strong and obviously I'm sad to have crashed but at the same time the way I felt during the race gave me a lot of confidence and motivation to keep working hard The season ahead is very long," Bernal said after being released from the hospital "I've felt very good in the three races that I have done so I just have to keep working and I hope to be back soon." Bernal had been instrumental in setting up Kwiatkowski before the crash ended his race including the one-day Strade Bianche and the Tirreno-Adriatico stage race ahead of a potential shot at a second Giro d'Italia title "Egan will remain under the expert care of the INEOS Grenadiers medical team and a comprehensive recovery plan will be implemented to support his return to training and racing," the Ineos website stated Get the most important Cycling stories delivered straight to your inbox faced with the difficulty of acquiring property in the big cities are increasingly opting to live in municipalities far from the cities the price of houses and flats are much cheaper Andalusia is one of the most affordable options is the cheapest municipality in Andalusia to buy a property With an average price of 644 euros per square metre the town in Jaen is below other nearby provinces and marks the difference with respect to other more expensive locations this municipality has experienced a boom in property purchases thanks to its affordability This has attracted both families and investors in search of opportunities Jaén also has six other municipalities that are among the ten cheapest in the entire autonomous community with an average price of 666 euros per square metre This makes it possible to find four-bedroom flats in La Carolina for as little as 40,000 euros There are also properties for sale for as little as 15,000 euros although it should be noted that some of these require major renovations The municipality of Jienesen is located in a strategic location with good road connections to the provincial capital and other nearby municipalities which facilitates the mobility of those who need to travel for work purposes the locality benefits from a strong presence of sectors such as the agri-food industry and the motor industry with important companies that generate local employment and contribute to the economy of the area the proximity to the Despeñaperros Natural Park has given a boost to rural tourism opening up new job opportunities in the tourism and services sector Comentar es una ventaja exclusiva para registrados « Back Syracuse basketball coaches are in consistent contact with fast-rising 2026 three-star combo guard Jaen Chatman The 6-foot-2 Chatman is a junior at the Blair Academy in Blairstown N.Y.-based PSA Cardinals in Nike’s EYBL league In an interview with national analyst Patrick O'Brien, the director of operations at Phenom Hoops, Chatman says that "Syracuse has been in constant communication." I'm not aware of the Orange staff having offered a scholarship to Chatman at this juncture but I'll certainly monitor his recruitment moving forward One of his Blair teammates is 2026 five-star point guard Deron Rippey Jr. who holds a scholarship offer from the 'Cuse and unofficially visited the Hill in late February of 2024 on Jim Boeheim Day The 6-foot-2 Rippey is a priority recruiting target for the Orange, and his dad has told me that his son is highly interested in taking an official visit to Syracuse basketball sometime this year. Toward the beginning of 2025, Rippey told top On3 national reporter Joe Tipton that nine schools are in the most consistent contact with him In today at Shooting Stars ShowcaseBucknell ACBuffalo AC (2x)Columbia ACGW HC Chris Caputo + ACHofstra AC (2x)Holy Cross ACIllinois AC (2x)Louisville ACPenn ACSeton Hall AC (2x)Syracuse GMTemple AC pic.twitter.com/j8BS03kJeO This past Sunday, Orange general manager Alex Kline was on hand as Blair won its game at a showcase held in the Bronx Blair moves to 12-1 with a 61-44 win over Hotchkiss in the Bronx today. The Shooting Stars Showcase was a great event. Back at it vs Hill at home Wednesday at 6:30. #Mudita Chatman's full offer sheet includes schools such as Virginia Tech Some of his suitors that Chatman mentioned wanting to potentially visit are Xavier When I wrote this article, within the 2026 class, On3 ranked Chatman as three stars Syracuse basketball coaches are quite active with their recruiting efforts in the 2026 cycle these days combo guards and shooting guards in the high school junior class a variety of four-star and five-star prospects They include Chatman, Rippey, four-star Neiko Mundey, four-star Anthony Brown, five-star Jordan Smith Jr., four-star Prince-Alexander Moody, five-star Dylan Mingo four-star Miles Sadler and four-star Rokiem Green © 2025 Minute Media - All Rights Reserved The content on this site is for entertainment and educational purposes only Betting and gambling content is intended for individuals 21+ and is based on individual commentators' opinions and not that of Minute Media or its affiliates and related brands All picks and predictions are suggestions only and not a guarantee of success or profit If you or someone you know has a gambling problem crisis counseling and referral services can be accessed by calling 1-800-GAMBLER In an interview with national analyst Patrick O'Brien, the director of operations at Phenom Hoops, Chatman says that "Syracuse has been in constant communication." I'm not aware of the Orange staff having offered a scholarship to Chatman at this juncture One of his Blair teammates is 2026 five-star point guard Deron Rippey Jr. The 6-foot-2 Rippey is a priority recruiting target for the Orange, and his dad has told me that his son is highly interested in taking an official visit to Syracuse basketball sometime this year. Toward the beginning of 2025, Rippey told top On3 national reporter Joe Tipton that nine schools are in the most consistent contact with him In today at Shooting Stars ShowcaseBucknell ACBuffalo AC (2x)Columbia ACGW HC Chris Caputo + ACHofstra AC (2x)Holy Cross ACIllinois AC (2x)Louisville ACPenn ACSeton Hall AC (2x)Syracuse GMTemple AC pic.twitter.com/j8BS03kJeO This past Sunday, Orange general manager Alex Kline was on hand as Blair won its game at a showcase held in the Bronx Blair moves to 12-1 with a 61-44 win over Hotchkiss in the Bronx today. The Shooting Stars Showcase was a great event. Back at it vs Hill at home Wednesday at 6:30. #Mudita When I wrote this article, within the 2026 class, On3 ranked Chatman as three stars They include Chatman, Rippey, four-star Neiko Mundey, four-star Anthony Brown, five-star Jordan Smith Jr., four-star Prince-Alexander Moody, five-star Dylan Mingo Syracuse basketball recruiting DMV 5-star Qayden Samuels hard Please note that this is an automated translation and it will not be perfect All articles have been written in English and if anything appears to not make sense Bernal was racing at the front of Clásica Jaén when the crash occurred Less than two weeks after taking his first victories in nearly four years Egan Bernal (Ineos Grenadiers) suffered a broken collarbone in a crash in the closing kilometers of the Clásica Jáen The former Tour de France winner had been active throughout the day he and was riding with a chase group behind his teammate and eventual winner Michal Kwiatkowski when he slid out in a righthand bend on a descent Bernal did not finish the race and was transported to a nearby hospital the Ineos Grenadiers provided an update on social media confirming the collarbone fracture "He will remain under the expert care of our medical team, and a comprehensive recovery plan will be implemented to support his return to training and racing," the team said in a post on X which runs on gravel roads and has been likened to a Spanish Strade Bianche was intended to be part of a spring campaign culminating in a run at the GC at the Giro d'Italia Collarbone breaks tend to result in about two weeks mostly off the bike (though some riders manage a bit of indoor training) which puts his return in time for Tirreno-Adriatico in some doubt Missing Tirreno would be less than ideal for the Giro Bernal's injury is an especially bitter turn of events so soon after his encouraging showing at the Colombian national championships where he took both the road and time trial titles in a promising show of form Bernal had been winless since before his life-threatening crash in 2022 when he broke numerous bones colliding with a parked bus on a training ride in Colombia it was unclear whether he could continue as a professional cyclist He landed multiple top 10s in WorldTour events in 2024 and he kicked 2025 off with his dominant showing at Colombian nationals Monday's race in Jaén was his first opportunity to show off the Colombian national champion's jersey It remains to be seen how long of a recovery he can expect from this latest setback before he dons the jersey again but Bernal seemed upbeat nonetheless in a statement "The way we raced was great and it was really nice to be part of a strong team I was feeling really strong and obviously I’m sad to have crashed "I’ve felt very good in the three races that I have done Michal Kwiatkowski pulled off a classy solo victory at Clasica Jaen following over 60 kilometres on the attack The Grenadier capped off an aggressive performance from the team in Spain pushing clear with the winning acceleration at 12km to go The foundations had been laid by a number of attacks and accelerations from Kwiatkowski’s teammates across a punishing course littered with gravel sectors Ben Turner and Axel Laurance all rode their way into a select chasing group Swift and Oscar Rodriguez were all caught up in crashes during the day Following checks Bernal was diagnosed with a fractured clavicle Kwiatkowski moved into an established three-man move alongside Brandon McNulty (UAE Team Emirates – XRG) and Clement Alleno (Burgos Burpellet BH) which pulled clear of the pack heading into the final 60km Bernal was very active and helped monitor and shut down accelerations behind Eventually Kwiatkowski and McNulty were joined by original breakaway rider Ibon Ruiz (Kern Pharma) with the trio pulling out a strong advantage winning by a margin of 26 seconds over lead chaser Isaac Del Toro (UAE Team Emirates – XRG) ReactionMichal Kwiatkowski: "I always have to believe that anything is possible "The pace was super hard from the second sector and I didn’t expect it so early on Later on it was just a small group and we had a lot of numbers I was just going with the McNulty move and get to the finish I want to dedicate this victory to my family after a tough couple of months Isaac Del Toro and Ibon Ruiz trail home a distant second and third in Spanish gravel one-day race The Polish rider was part of an initial breakaway but made his winning move through the deep gravel sector inside the final 12km and crossed the line 26 seconds ahead of his nearest rival in Úbeda Ruiz had been in the breakaway for most of the race was forced to settle for third place at 42 seconds behind the day's winner "I always have to believe that winning is possible The pace was pretty hard from the second sector and I didn't expect that but it was just a small group and we had a lot of support from my team everyone was racing perfectly and we knew it well," Kwiatkowski said after his win "I was going with the move with [Brandon] McNulty and get to the finish I started racing in Australia in January and had pretty good condition but I was always missing something to get the victory "I spent the last two weeks training in Mallorca I know how much sacrifice it is for my family I think it would have been another from my team because we rode great today." Brandon McNulty (UAE Team Emirates-XRG) was initially part of the breakaway with Kwiatkowski and Ruiz but suffered an untimely puncture under 15km to go over the gravel sector and was forced off his bike to receive neutral wheel support He lost valuable time and was reabsorbed into the chase group as Kwiatkowski and Ruiz forged ahead in pursuit of the day's win UAE Team Emirates-XRG moved its riders to the front of the main 10-rider chase group with Del Torro and Igor Arrieta setting the pace as McNulty drifted to the back of the group to recover from his efforts Kwiatkowski attacked with 12km to go and quickly opened up a gap on Ruiz The group behind them split apart at the same time as Del Toro attacked in his own attempt to bridge to the leaders on the road Jordan Labrosse (Decathlon AG2R La Mondiale) Eric Antonio Fagúndez (Burgos Burpellet BH) followed by Arrieta tried to respond but ended up forming the main chase group McNulty struggled to stay with the surges and was distanced Bernal's Ineos Grenadiers teammates Connor Swift and Ben Turner dropped back to support him following the accident A warm dry day greeted the 108-strong peloton for the fourth edition of the Clásica Jaén almost double last year's total when the organisers were forced to reduce the gravel segments drastically because of heavy rainfall With the gravel segments all concentrated in the second part of the race the main contenders opted to let a break of non-favourites gain a significant margin early on.  As the course wended its way through the olive groves of eastern Andalucia seven riders went clear: Clément Alleno (Burgos Burpellet BH) Julen Arriolabengoa (Caja Rural-Seguros RGA) Edgar Curto and Ricard Fitó (Illes Balears-Arabay) Adrián Benito (Selección Española U23) and Ibon Ruiz (Equipo Kern Pharma) the seven had picked up a maximum advantage of five minutes Visma and Decathlon-AG2R La Mondiale had already reduced that advantage to under four and it began to drop even more rapidly As the break splintered under the fast-rising pressure from behind a dramatic acceleration by Michal Kwiatkowski (Ineos Grenadiers) and Brandon McNulty (UAE Team Emirates) some 50 kilometres from the line seemingly caught Wout van Aert by surprise forcing Visma's Sepp Kuss and Ben Tulett to chase.  The Pole and American quickly caught Alleno from the break and bore down on Arriola-Bengoa and Ruiz the bunch squeezed down to just 20 riders and Visma -  by now down to just Van Aert a fall for Tulett as he continued to chase on a right-hand bend made it harder to reduce a gap of a minute on the five leaders: Kwiatkowski further suggesting that Van Aert was not in great shape and was happy to follow wheels even as other dangerous riders like Bernal Isaac del Toro (UAE Team Emirates - XRG) and Nicolas Prodhomme (Decathlon-AG2R La Mondiale) shadowed the American Alleno was dropped from the break just as the five leaders reached the longest sector of sterrato, the 6.2 kilometre Guadalupe section and the 20-strong chase group reformed.  UAE and Ineos not only had a man ahead with McNulty and Kwiatkowski but also had the most in the chasing group with four apiece whilst Visma continued to find themselves at a numerical disadvantage having only Kuss and Turner to back the top favourite Van Aert while a searing acceleration by Tulett changed the narrative behind yet again only for Bernal and Tim Wellens (UAE Team Emirates-XRG) to briefly test the waters.  When Van Aert then took charge of the 14 riders chasing the trio of breakaways driving hard as the race headed towards the finish for the first time it looked as if the top pre-race favourite had opted to take on a domestique's role.  Additional support from Decathlon-AG2R Jordan Labrosse added much-needed strength to the pursuit but the small army of UAE riders flanking Van Aert as they reached Ubeda with 34 kilometres to go could hardly have been encouraging for the Belgian Van Aert then sat up as they headed out of the city on a neverending series of minor climbs sparking a series of attempts to bring across to the tenacious trio of leaders but each attack was cancelled out and still Kwiatkowski McNulty and Ruiz remained with a 30-second advantage as they hit the last 20 kilometres Results powered by FirstCycling Kirsten has a background in Kinesiology and Health Science She has been involved in cycling from the community and grassroots level to professional cycling's biggest races She began her sports journalism career with Cyclingnews as a North American Correspondent in 2006 Kirsten became Women's Editor – overseeing the content strategy race coverage and growth of women's professional cycling – before becoming Deputy Editor in 2023 Belgian star finishes 39th in Spanish version of Strade Bianche after working for Ben Tulett The battle for victory in Spain's only sterrato Classic was continuing but the top pre-race favourite was no longer part of it There had been much talk beforehand of Van Aert's unfinished business with Jaén after an untimely encounter between his rear tyre and a large nail in one of the early gravel sectors of the 2024 race had put paid to his chances Van Aert had already sent a few alarm bells ringing some 70 kilometres out when he drifted out of the back of the chasing group after a searing drive by Tim Wellens (UAE Team Emirates-XRG) The doubts persisted for another half hour but then when Van Aert made a sustained effort to keep his teammate Ben Tulett in contention 30 kilometres further on it was obvious that the decision he was switching into a domestique's role The Belgian star was somewhat critical of his team's performance overall saying that after such a dangerous pair of rivals as Michal Kwiatkowski (Ineos Grenadiers) and Brandon McNulty (UAE Team Emirates-XRG) had attacked and made contact with the early break Visma-Lease a Bike were left "chasing the facts" - in other words Van Aert himself was not in a position to go for the victory "I had the feeling that Ben was our best man but he lacked some confidence," Van Aert said afterwards "That's why I said to him to save himself for the final and that I'd tried to do something for him Tulett finally claimed ninth after being overly isolated in the finish,  and Van Aert himself said that once the race had begun to take shape "I was able to stay up there when the initial selection started we missed the beat too often and we were left chasing the facts," Van Aert said He had been held up by a crash early on and had had to waste some energy but he also stated categorically that "with good legs that wouldn't have been a problem: "I tried to tell Ben a few times that he should really attack but without asking he was already riding in front," Van Aert told Belgian media "He was riding so hard that I just had to get on his wheel we still had a small chance of victory.” A mammoth seven-hour training ride in Mallorca last week sparked speculation that Van Aert might have gone too hard in the build-up to Jaén road racing with sections is anything but straightforward even under the best of circumstances.   so it might have been better to have some more races under my belt before I came here," he told Nieuwsblad after completing his first road event since crashing out of the Vuelta a España last season "I already have some endurance from the cyclocross racing Alasdair FotheringhamSocial Links NavigationAlasdair Fotheringham has been reporting on cycling since 1991 He has covered every Tour de France since 1992 bar one as well as numerous other bike races of all shapes and sizes ranging from the Olympic Games in 2008 to the now sadly defunct Subida a Urkiola hill climb in Spain he has also written for The Independent,  The Guardian,  ProCycling 'He will remain under the expert care of our medical team and a comprehensive recovery plan will be implemented to support his return to training and racing' confirm Ineos Grenadiers in medical update The Colombian Champion and former Tour de France winner was forced to abandon the race and taken to a nearby hospital to assess and treat his injuries Bernal was part of a 10-rider chase group behind his solo teammate Michal Kwiatkowski when he crashed with 12km to go in the 169km race in Úbeda Also in the chase group were his teammates Connor Swift and Ben Turner who dropped back to support him after the crash Ineos Grenadiers released an official medical update on social media: "Following a thorough assessment at the hospital this evening after his crash at Clásica Jaén Egan has been diagnosed with a fractured clavicle He will remain under the expert care of our medical team and a comprehensive recovery plan will be implemented to support his return to training and racing." Bernal was released from hospital following his treatment and later made a statement saying that while crashing was upsetting "I was really happy to start racing again in Europe especially with my new Colombian jersey and also starting with a victory from Kwiato the way I felt during the race gave me a lot of confidence and motivation to keep working hard "I’ve felt very good in the three races that I have done Bernal had considered giving up his professional cycling career following the accident in which he rode head-first into a stopped city bus while training on his time trial bike he has slowly worked his way back into race fitness over the past two seasons.  Bernal won the Tour de France in 2019 and the Giro d'Italia in 2021 he secured third overall at the Volta a Catalunya Clásica Jaén was Bernal's first European race of the season with Ineos Grenadiers and he was also expected to race at Vuelta Ciclista Andalucía-Ruta del Sol While Ineos Grenadiers confirmed Bernal has a fractured collarbone they have not yet confirmed the necessary recovery time or a possible return to training or competition Bernal had been in a buoyant mood at the start of the Clásica Jaén discussing how happy he was to have won again after 1,347 days in the Colombian National Championships "It was stunning to be able to do that again and even more to do so in a race which I always wanted to win," Bernal had said "I'm going to be able to celebrate that all year thanks to the [national champion's] jersey I can wear now." At the Clásica start Bernal had singled out Cristian Alonso the  Ineos team helper who has been an integral part of his support network ever since he joined the team for special thanks in the long recovery process He also highlighted the contributions of former team doctor Xabier Artetxe The series of searing attacks by Bernal late on in the Clásica Jaén added to the general sense of how good his current condition was if his teammate Kwiatkowski had begun to flag Bernal could have tried for a third victory in 2025 his late crash and exit from the race put paid to any chance of that It is not known yet how the accident happened but initial images on social media suggest that Bernal skidded heavily and at speed on a sweeping righthand downhill with around 12 kilometres to go No other riders appear to have been caught up in the crash As Ineos riders crossed the finishing line in the long cobbled avenue of Cristo Rey in central Ubeda their delight at Kwiatkowski's success at winning was obvious But the celebrations were notably tempered by the sadness and concern for Bernal and the extent of his injuries after the late crash I just saw that he was flying today," Kwiatkowski told reporters "From sector two onwards he was trying to explode the race so I just went one time but he was keen and ready to go as well Former World Champion takes first triumph in 18 months in one-day Classic too - being able to triumph alone after a 60-kilometre breakaway and with rivals snapping at his heels all the way to the line remains a very special moment all the same right now in Ineos Grenadiers - present in numbers throughout the race on the front and with new teammate Axel Laurance underlining their success with a fifth place at the finish in Jaén - "riders are greedy to win." each rider and team member," Kwiatkowski said someone else from our team would have taken the victory "I saw everybody was greedy to get the win the staff were helping me out on the radio as well Kwiatkowski was repeatedly asked about Bernal after the Colombian's dramatic late crash but post-race winner's ceremonies and interviews meant he could initially add little beyond expressing concern for his teammate and wishing him a speedy recovery.  He also pointed out that Bernal had been in top condition during the race before his untimely exit some 12 kilometres from the line Ineos Grenadiers later confirmed that Bernal sustained a broken collarbone in the crash and was taken to a local hospital for treatment "From sector two [of gravel] onwards he was trying to explode the race But the inherent risks in any off-road race were also part of his motivation to try and go clear from distance "I did the recon on Sunday and I could see that it was so sketchy I knew I didn't want to be in a big peloton in sector three because there was the possibility of crashing "Together with Brandon" - McNulty (UAE Team Emirates) only for the American to puncture in the finale -  "we took the risks together and we had a common goal go harder and then ease back a little more when the road allowed so it was one of those races where you never know what can happen." Kwiatkowski had the potentially unlucky race number 13 something he said had almost certainly never happened in his career which began as a road pro way back in 2010 with Caja Rural in Spain "I said to myself this wasn't a race where I wanted to have bad luck but maybe those two punctures early on were when I got my bad luck out of the way." There were also moments where fortune appeared to be on his side when McNulty punctured late on it was difficult to know what that turn of events really meant in terms of his own chances although he certainly knew that it would mean a much more insistent chase by UAE.  in the shape of a rampaging Isaac del Toro who came within less than a minute of the Pole by the finish a former winner of Strade Bianche in 2017 and in 2014 had the form and racecraft to stay out front "I knew they had the numbers with [UAE racer] Tim Wellens too to start chasing and that made me more scared than I had been about having to beat McNulty in a sprint," Kwiatkowski said.  McNulty didn't know the corners as well as I did after 18 months without a win and a 2024 season that was poleaxed mid-way through because of a back injury claiming his first victory since a stage of the 2023 Tour de France was too good an opportunity to miss "These days I'm not winning so often," Kwiatkowski - a former World Champion who has triumphed in Milan-San Remo and Amstel Gold (twice) in his time - pointed out.  "To get this victory I had to work hard for a very long time after my injury," he added I've been in Australia training and racing and I was supposed to be with my family so instead I was missing them and they were missing me and I'm sure my family were getting emotional as well at home when I won." after a lacklustre 2024 and plenty of speculation the team was finding it difficult to repeat previous success some early triumphs in 2025 are more than welcome for Ineos as well.  "You can see they [his teammates] are hungry to win races not look at the future or past and sooner or later it pays off but it's a long process and this victory is a confirmation that we are going well We missed out on a victory in Australia but now - we just have to keep going." Belgian starts season in Clásica Jaén before racing Volta ao Algarve with Jonas Vingegaard Wout van Aert will start his road season next week at the Clásica Jaén taking a similar path to the Classics as he did in 2024 The Spanish one-day race is relatively new on the calendar but has already brought in a field of WorldTour teams stacked with top riders Tadej Pogačar won the Clásica Jaén in 2023 the race has ten gravel sectors and a steep climb to the finish in Úbeda "We thought it would be a good idea to include the Clásica Jaén and the Volta ao Algarve in my program again," Van Aert said in a post on his team's website varied races where I can immediately test myself A gravel race always makes my heart beat a little faster "Last year was my first time riding these races It turned out to be the perfect preparation for the Flemish opening weekend I finished third in Omloop Het Nieuwsblad and won Kuurne-Brussels-Kuurne." Van Aert punctured late in the race and finished 45th in the Clásica Jaén behind solo winner Oier Lazkano (Movistar) - the last of the finishers However, he had better luck in the Volta ao Algarve where he won a stage and finished seventh overall This year, Van Aert will be joined by Jonas Vingegaard in the Volta ao Algarve line-up with the last of five stages a 19.6km time trial ending on the Alto do Malhão "The Volta ao Algarve has a bit of everything," Van Aert said "There are a few stages where I see opportunities to go for the win but the main goal is to take another step in my preparation for the big spring classics we'll also aim for the overall victory with Jonas I'm looking forward to racing my first road races of the season." Visma-Lease a Bike for the Clásica Jaén: Wout van Aert she coordinates coverage for North American events and global news As former elite-level road racer who dabbled in cyclo-cross and track Laura has a passion for all three disciplines When not working she likes to go camping and explore lesser traveled roads UCI governance and performing data analysis Excellent win for Barça in the Palau Blaugrana with Tino Pérez's team defeating Jaén 4-2 thanks in part to a brilliant first half performance Martel and Fits were enough to the take the points with keeper Pau López also impressive after the dismissal of Dídac The blaugranes are now level on points with Inter at the top of the table ahead of their meeting with third place Peñíscola on Saturday The start of the contest was a reflection of what was to come Barça had the upper hand but it was not until the 10th minute that Antonio volleyed the home side ahead scoring for the fourth game in a row on 14 minutes Two minutes later came the goal of the evening as Fits lifted the ball skilfully over the keeper after an excellent pass from Khalid Antonio grabbed a second for himself and a fourth for Barça With 16 minutes left keeper Dídac received his marching orders and with Pau López in goal The same player scored a second for his team with three minutes remaining but a solid defensive display from the blaugranes saw them hold on for a valuable win Sergio González -starting five- Pau López (ps) The first road race in 2025 for Wout van Aert Subscribe yourself for the Team Visma | Lease a Bike newsletter and receive previews for races Eurovoix The staging director for Theo Evan’s entry at the Eurovision Song Contest 2025 has been revealed Cypriot broadcaster RIK took to Instagram to announce that the internationally acclaimed director Sergio Jaen will take the reins for Cyprus’ staging at Eurovision 2025 A post shared by CYBC: Eurovision Cyprus (@cybc_eurovision) is renowned for his impressive work on live performances and high-profile promotional campaigns for artists like Dua Lipa and global brands such as Puma having gained recognition for his art direction of Bambie Thug’s staging in Malmö His success with the Irish delegation led to further collaborations including his role as the creative director for the interval act at Junior Eurovision 2024 in Spain Jaen’s innovative approach to visual performance on the Eurovision stage and high-level end results made him a highly sought-after talent by multiple delegations RIK continues to build an exciting package for Basel in May with a powerhouse writing team that includes Dimitris Kontopoulos—an established Greek composer the duo behind the winning song “The Code,” and Norway’s Elsie Bay Theo’s song for the 69th Eurovision Song Contest was recorded in Athens Cyprus has revealed its entry in mid to late February Silia Kapsis represented Cyprus at the Eurovision Song Contest 2024 in Malmö She qualified for the Grand Final and placed 15th Image Source: CyBC | Source: CyBC/ Cyprus debuted in the Eurovision Song Contest in 1981 with Eleni Foureira who performed the song “Fuego” which came in second place with 436 points their best results in the contest came in the form of three fifth-place finishes Lisa Andreas performed “Stronger Every Minute” in Istanbul She finished 5th in the final scoring 170 points They also placed fifth in 1997 with Hara & Andreas Constantinou and their song “Mana mou” and in 1982 with Anna Vissi’s “Mono i agapi.” Tamara is originally from Slovenia but currently lives in The Netherlands She became a Eurovoix member in February 2025 She has been actively following the Eurovision Song Contest since 2007 and gained interest for national selections in 2018 She closely follows the Balkan music scene and enjoys covering the region in her work Be one of the first to try our new activity feed CONFIRMED: Bernal fractures clavicle in high-speed crash Kwiatkowski hangs on after McNulty punctures late Kuss and Van Aert suffer in wild road season debuts Michal Kwiatkowski powered to victory on Spain’s white roads in a wild edition of the Jaén Interior race after an unlucky Brandon McNulty punctured out of the lead group with under 15km to go The American looked the strongest in a three-man lead group, holding a 55-second advantage over a chasing pack led by pre-race favorite Wout van Aert and Visma-Lease a Bike But just as McNulty seemed poised to fight for the win With the team car following behind the chasing group McNulty had no choice but to float back and watch the race disappear up the road Moto 1 crashed#ClasicaJaen pic.twitter.com/LWXxeyhvGn — La Flamme Rouge (@laflammerouge16) February 17, 2025 Behind him, UAE Emirates-XRG teammate Isaac del Toro pounced out of the lead group but it was too late to challenge for the win Kwiatkowski — a two-time winner of Strade Bianche — managed his effort well during the monster 60km attack to hang on for his first road win since the 2022 Amstel Gold Race It was a challenging race contested on dry racing for the first time on pavement since crashing out of last year’s Vuelta a España debuting in Europe with his freshly minted Colombian national road champion’s jersey was caught up in a horrific high-speed spill In what’s a latest blow for the Colombian superstar Bernal was looking sharp at the front of the main chase group when race footage captured his fall coming down a descent leading to a key climbing sector The images were partially blocked by vegetation so it was unclear exactly what caused the crash It appeared his front tire slipped out as he swept through the right-hander “I was really happy to start racing again in Europe especially with my new Colombian jersey and also starting with a victory from Kwiato,” Bernal said after leaving the hospital “The way we raced was great and it was really nice to be part of a strong team “I was feeling really strong and obviously I’m sad to have crashed the season (ahead) is very long,” he said “I’ve felt very good in the three races that I have done so I just have to keep working and I hope to be back soon.” Team officials said Bernal will “remain under the expert care of our medical team and a comprehensive recovery plan will be implemented to support his return to training and racing.” Bernal was putting the Giro d’Italia at the center of his plans for 2025 and with the season’s first grand tour nearly three months away a start there should still be likely if there are no major complications Queremos mandar muchos ánimos a @Eganbernal tras su caída hoy cuando se lanzaba a por el podio We want to send our best wishes for @Eganbernal after his crash today when he was going for the podium. Get well champ! #ClásicaJaén pic.twitter.com/Q2BlV8kexM — Clásica Jaén Paraíso Interior (@ClasicaJaen) February 17, 2025 Wout van Aert and Sepp Kuss (Visma-Lease a Bike) kicked off their road season at the gravel classic but the Visma-Lease a Bike stars weren’t in the mix for victory Pre-race favorite Van Aert realized he didn’t have the legs to contend for the win and dropped out of contention with about 30km to go “I was at my limit several times in the final He was our best option,” Van Aert told Sporza “It’s a shame we spent too much time reacting instead of racing That meant we had to chase more than control Van Aert and Kuss — 39th and 40th at 6 minutes back — both race this week at the Volta ao Algarve What’s it like to be an American cyclist living in France Watch to get professional road cyclist Joe Dombrowski’s view LBV Magazine English Edition A team of researchers from the University of Jaén has identified the first stone mold used for coin production in ancient Hispania provides new insights into the coin manufacturing processes during the Republican period and the organization of minting workshops whose location and operation have remained largely unknown until now From the late 3rd century to the 1st century BCE a significant number of mints emerged on the Iberian Peninsula material evidence of production workshops is scarce often limited to the coins themselves found in scattered archaeological contexts This situation has raised questions about the physical location of the mints and the social organization surrounding these artisanal spaces Iberian coins frequently bore inscribed toponyms indicating the link between minting and local authorities but the lack of architectural remains or specific tools has made it difficult to identify the workshops where production took place the discovery of a stone mold in Obulco represents an exceptional testament to monetary activity in the southern Iberian Peninsula The discovered object is one of the two valves of a bivalve mold used for producing coin blanks (raw unminted metal discs used to manufacture coins) through molten metal casting has a flat surface with circular casting marks and evidence of thermal use Petrographic analysis has determined that the stone used for its manufacture comes from the geological unit of Porcuna confirming the local exploitation of resources for industrial tool-making in antiquity X-ray fluorescence spectrometry (µ-XRF) analysis revealed the presence of a binary copper-lead alloy in the mold’s metallic impressions consistent with the compositions previously identified in coins from Obulco Based on the metrics of the circular imprints researchers have linked this mold to the production of bronze asses dated between 189 and 165 BCE belonging to one of the first coin series issued by the city one of the most important cities in the Upper Guadalquivir during the Iberian and Roman periods played a key role in the economy of Republican Hispania Its mint was one of the most active in the southern peninsula issuing coins from the late 3rd century to the 1st century BCE The iconography of its coins reflects the city’s integration into the Roman economic system and yokes—symbols of the cereal production that sustained the local economy The discovery of the mold in a suburban area raises new questions about the location of the mint within Obulco’s urban layout another of the few Hispania mints identified archaeologically the findings of coin blanks in a repurposed section of the city wall suggest that minting workshops could have been located in peripheral areas under the control of local magistrates or military contingents The study of this mold not only provides information on the technical aspects of coin production but also reflects the socioeconomic changes driven by Roman expansion in Hispania The coins minted in Obulco during the 2nd century BCE bear the names of local magistrates inscribed in both Iberian and Latin characters demonstrating the progressive assimilation of Roman administrative models within indigenous communities the increasing monetary production in this period coincides with the territorial reorganization and expansion of cereal agriculture in the region a phenomenon linked to the extractive economic system of the Roman Republic the Obulco mold is not merely material evidence of an artisanal activity but a tangible indicator of the transformations experienced by Iberian cities as they integrated into the Roman imperial structure challenges the traditional archaeological invisibility of mints and opens new avenues of research into the location and functioning of these spaces in Republican Hispania it marks another step in reconstructing the complex economic and social network that shaped the progressive Romanization of the peninsula and the central role that coinage played in this process María Isabel Moreno-Padilla, Mario Gutiérrez-Rodríguez, et al., Dealing with the archaeological invisibility of the Iberian mints: A technological and contextual analysis of the first stone mould for blank coin production found in Hispania. 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The 30-year-old Belgian, who had his share of bad luck in Jaén in 2024, sees these two races as the perfect preparation for his bigger goals in the spring. “Last year was my first time riding these races,” says Van Aert, who won a stage in the Algarve in 2024 “It turned out to be the perfect preparation for the Flemish opening weekend I finished third in Omloop Het Nieuwsblad and won Kuurne-Brussels-Kuurne We thought it would be a good idea to include the Clásica Jaén and the Volta ao Algarve in my program again A gravel race always makes my heart beat a little faster.” In Jaén Van Aert will be joined by teammates Sepp Kuss The Volta ao Algarve kicks off on February 19 with an opening stage between Portimão and Lagos the five-day Portuguese race will culminate in a mountain time trial “The Volta ao Algarve has a bit of everything,” Van Aert adds “There are a few stages where I see opportunities to go for the win we’ll also aim for the overall victory with Jonas I’m looking forward to racing my first road races of the season." It’s great to be surrounded by such a strong team right from the start I’m excited to pin on a race number again.” Cyprus has once again raised the bar for Eurovision Song Contest by enlisting the talents of internationally acclaimed director and producer Sergio Jaen for the staging of Theo Evan’s performance at the 2025 competition This announcement has sparked excitement among Eurovision fans and the Cypriot delegation alike as Jaen brings a wealth of experience and creativity to the table Sergio Jaen is a queer Spanish director and producer based in London renowned for his work in live performances His portfolio includes collaborations with some of the biggest names in the music industry whose 2024 Eurovision entry he also directed Jaen’s impressive track record includes directing the captivating interval act “Time to Bloom” at the 2024 Junior Eurovision Song Contest While specific details about Theo Evan’s performance and the staging concept are still under wraps fans can expect a visually stunning and innovative presentation Jaen’s expertise in creating memorable live performances suggests that Cyprus’s entry will be a standout moment at the 2025 Eurovision Song Contest His ability to blend storytelling with cutting-edge production techniques promises to elevate Theo Evan’s performance to new heights With Sergio Jaen’s visionary direction and Theo Evan’s talent Cyprus is set to deliver a performance that will be remembered for years to come The countdown to Eurovision 2025 has begun You must be logged in to post a comment The Cypriot Broadcasting Corporation (CyBC) just unveiled the country’s entry for the Base… By 2024-12-06T11:00:00+00:00 SPAIN: The first test runs have been undertaken for the planned reopening of the 4·7 km tramway in Jaén which closed in 2011 after just 17 days of operation Andalucía’s public works department began test running at the end of November to verify that the five Alstom trams had been adequately overhauled after 13 years in storage and that the infrastructure had been restored to a usable condition Work to revive the line began in October 2023 following the allocation of EU funding The Jaén trams have been repainted in the livery used by Andalucía for the urban rail networks in Granada and Cádiz Tenders have been called for replacement of the medium voltage power supply network which will require 21 km of underground cabling The tramway’s control software is also considered obsolete and will need replacement The line initially opened for trial running on May 3 2011 with passengers being carried free of charge services were suspended shortly afterwards by court order after a bus operator complained about unfair competition serving 10 stops from the city centre to Vaciacostales on the northern outskirts the trams were overhauled and test running began in November 2024 SPAIN: Jaén city council is planning to sell off the city’s light rail line after an audit by Catalan regional operator FGC showed that it could not operate the route without state financial support The line was opened for trial services in May 2011 MPK Lódz formally takes over responsibility for operating the city’s entire tram network from April 1 resuming control of the Podmiejskie and Miedzygminna interurban lines which were split off in 1993 The Brazilian state of Mato Grosso has launched a tender to design and build two light rail lines in .. Site powered by Webvision Cloud The Colombian was racing for the first time in his new national champion's jersey at the Clásica Jaén Egan Bernal fractured his collarbone in a crash at the Clásica Jaén on Monday bringing to an end his promising early season Bernal abandoned the race after a crash with 12km to go when he was part of a 10-rider chase group behind his teammate It is not known how long he will be out of racing for but it is a speed bump in what had been an ideal start to 2025 Egan has been diagnosed with a fractured clavicle," Ineos Grenadiers wrote on social media "He will remain under the expert care of our medical team Bernal said: "I was really happy to start racing again in Europe I was feeling really strong and obviously I’m sad to have crashed The Colombian won both the time trial and the road race at his National Championships earlier this month, hinting at bigger things to come. They were his first victories since he almost died in a crash in early 2022 which left him doubting his future in the sport although he did show hints of returning to his former self last year He had also looked in form at Jaén as part of a strong Ineos performance which saw three riders finish in the top 10 chasing moves and blocking the chase of Kwiatkowski's breakaway The Pole's victory was his team's first victory outside of National Championships since July 2024 on Monday - 226 days ago Thank you for reading 20 articles this month* Join now for unlimited access Enjoy your first month for just £1 / $1 / €1 *Read 5 free articles per month without a subscription Try first month for just £1 / $1 / €1 Before joining CW in 2021 he spent two years writing for Procycling He's usually out and about on the roads of Bristol and its surrounds Before cycling took over his professional life he covered ecclesiastical matters at the world’s largest Anglican newspaper and politics at Business Insider Don't ask how that is related to riding bikes you will then be prompted to enter your display name Faced with the challenge of acquiring property in big cities many people are increasingly opting to live in more secluded and smaller municipalities where the prices of houses and flats are much lower Andalucía is one of the most affordable options La Carolina - a town in the province of Jaén - is the cheapest municipality in Andalucía for buying a property La Carolina ranks lower in terms of average prices compared to municipalities in other nearby provinces La Carolina has experienced a boom in property purchases in recent years attracting both families and investors in search of opportunities Jaén also has six other municipalities that are among the ten cheapest in the entire region one can find a four-bedroom flat for as little as 40,000 euros although it should be noted that some of them require major renovations with good road connections to the provincial capital and other nearby municipalities which facilitates mobility for those who need to travel for work purposes La Carolina benefits from a strong presence of sectors such as the agri-food industry and the motor industry the proximity to the Despeñaperros natural park has boosted rural tourism opening new job opportunities in the tourism and services sectors the Barça futsal team have suffered a serious reverse as they collapsed to a large defeat in Jaén It was a day when things just didn't go right while the home side took almost every chance they had But there will be two chances to make amends there's a Friday trip to Osasuna to come and also the semifinals of the Copa Catalunya against l'Hospitalet Bellsport before the year is out Jaen got off to the start they wanted with a penalty from Chino and an own goal from Matheus meaning they led after the first quarter of an hour But Antonio narrowed the gap and Pito ended it with goals either side of the break but immediately from the restart Adolfo levelled things up yet again a powerful strike from Dani Zurdo and another from Mati Rosa suddenly had the Catalans in an impossible situation Barça desperately tried to make up for things with a rush goalie but it just led to another goal for Espindola Catela and Chino scored a goal for each side It was the Pole's 32nd professional victory Ineos Grenadiers won their first race outside of National Championships since July 2024 on Monday - 226 days ago - winning the Clásica Jaén through Michał Kwiatkowski The Pole attacked with 65km to go of the Spanish one-day race in Andalusia taking Brandon McNulty (UAE Team Emirates XRG) with him joining the three remaining members of the day's breakaway out front The leading trio later became just Kwiatkowski with Isaac del Toro (UAE Team Emirates XRG) overtaking him to finish second It was not just an impressive performance from the former world champion with new signing Axel Laurance and Ben Turner also inside the top 10; Bernal and Ben Swift were ever-present throughout the race as well It seemed like there were always Ineos riders in the key moves They are still waiting for their first WorldTour win since the Critérium du Dauphiné last year Bernal crashed late on and was taken to hospital "You always have to believe that sort of thing was possible," Kwiatkowski said of his move "The pace was super hard from the second sector and I didn't expect that that early on I want to dedicate this victory to my family but I was missing something to get the victory my family stayed at home so I know much sacrifice I have done It means a lot to me that I'm back on the level of winning the races there were other guys on my team that deserved the victory." This website is using a security service to protect itself from online attacks The action you just performed triggered the security solution There are several actions that could trigger this block including submitting a certain word or phrase You can email the site owner to let them know you were blocked Please include what you were doing when this page came up and the Cloudflare Ray ID found at the bottom of this page Nueva Ecija joined the celebration of Labor Day on Thursday The local government acknowledged the contribution of the Filipino workers to nation-building “Bilang pagkilala sa walang sawang paglilingkod at kontribusyon ng mga Manggagawang Pilipino ang Bayan ng Jaen ay nakikiisa sa selebrasyon ng Labor Day ngayong taon,” it said “Kinikilala namin ang inyong hindi matawarang paglilingkod sa ating komunidad,” the local government added Engage in thought-provoking discussions and connect with like-minded individuals The corpse of an elderly woman was found abandoned in a wheelchair in front of the emergency unit of the Hospital Metropolitano de Jaén around 1.15pm on Tuesday 25 March According to what the police have discovered was left in the wheelchair by a hooded man The autopsy was completed the following day but the report about the exact circumstances of her death has not been issued yet What is known for sure is that there were no traces of blood or external injuries on the body She had been dead at least since the morning of Tuesday a hooded man was seen parking a car in front of the emergency unit and taking a wheelchair in which he then placed the body of the woman National Police officers are currently working to identify the woman the case is not considered a crime at the moment