Shirin van Anrooij (Baloise Trek Lions) has reached out to the general public throughout her social media channels for data concerning her Trek Boone cyclocross racing bike that was stolen from the parking space forward of the Cyclocross World Cup in Benidorm.
“In the present day my bike was stolen from the parking on the Benidorm World Cup,” Van Anrooij wrote in a submit on social media. “Please let me know in the event you noticed it or know one thing.”
Van Anrooij races on a blue Baloise Trek Lion’s team-issued Trek Boone with Sram Pink eTap AXS HRD groupset, the brand new Time pedals and Bontrager Aeolus wheels.Â
Van Anjooij has raced to 6 victories on her Trek Boone this season, together with three World Cup wins at Beekse Bergen, Gavere, and Zonhoven.
As one of many prime cyclocross racers on the earth, Van Anrooij will doubtless have a number of race bikes at her disposal and continues to be anticipated to begin the Benidorm World Cup.
On the age of 20, she is one in every of three under-23 riders who dominate the elite races alongside World Cup collection chief Fem van Empel (Jumbo-Visma) and runner-up within the collection Puck Pieterse (Alpecin-Deceuninck).
Van Anrooij is at present ranked third within the World Cup as she heads into the penultimate spherical in Benidorm, held on Sunday in Spain.
She can also be anticipated to be racing on the collection’ ultimate spherical in Besançon on January 29 in France and on the Cyclocross World Championships for the Dutch Nationwide Staff held from February 4-5 in Hoogerheide, Netherlands.
