Don't drink the milk in Flamanville, Bossuyt and Aerts' management warns racers

A menacing bovine chases Nico Denz during the Vuelta
A menacing bovine chases Nico Denz during the Vuelta (Image credit: Getty Images)

The cyclocross peloton will travel to the Normandy region for the next round of the World Cup in Flamanville, France, on Sunday, and riders have been given a warning by the management of Toon Aerts and Shari Bossuyt.

Both riders tested positive for the cancer drug Letrozole after racing in the region. Aerts' positive came after the Flamanville World Cup on January 16, 2022. His out-of-competition doping control three days later turned up positive for the drug's metabolites.

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