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Up to one in seven cyclists are neurodivergent – including EF boss Vaughters, who considers it a superpower

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Jonathan Vaughters was one of the sport's best time triallists in the late 1990s and early 2000s. The American was always aware that people perceived him differently. He was diagnosed as having Asperger's syndrome in 2018. Vaughters isn't the only high-profile retired cyclist with a neurodivergent condition. According to one 2021 study, neurodiversity in cycling is undertreated.

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Up to one in seven cyclists are neurodivergent – including EF boss Vaughters, who considers it a superpower

Every human brain works slightly differently, yet too often we demand bland conformity. Chris Marshall-Bell meets riders unashamed to cherish their uniqueness

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Up to one in seven cyclists are neurodivergent – including EF boss Vaughters, who considers it a superpower

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