After the Giro d'Italia, he didn't race for two months. Instead, he stayed in his European home in Andorra, training, enjoying his family and young son. Quite unusual after otherwise busy seasons. "But I'm definitely not complaining," smiled Australian cyclist Jack Haig from Ineos, when he spoke to iDNES Premium during the Czech Tour. "The older I get, the more I appreciate every moment I'm home. Especially now in the summer, when my son is on v…
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After the Giro d'Italia, he didn't race for two months. Instead, he stayed in his European home in Andorra, training, enjoying his family and young son. Quite unusual after otherwise busy seasons. "But I'm definitely not complaining," smiled Australian cyclist Jack Haig from Ineos, when he spoke to iDNES Premium during the Czech Tour. "The older I get, the more I appreciate every moment I'm home. Especially now in the summer, when my son is on v…