American bicycle owner suspended by team after first payment-Trump comments

GENEVA (AP) — American bicycle owner Quinn Simmons used to be suspended by the Hunch-Segafredo team on Thursday after posting adverse comments on social media in toughen of President Donald Trump.

The 2019 junior street traipse world champion spoke back to a journalist from the Netherlands who had criticized Trump on Twitter.

”Regrettably, team rider Quinn Simmons made statements online that we feel are divisive, incendiary, and detrimental to the team, first payment biking, its fans, and the definite future we hope to abet make for the sport,” Hunch-Segafredo acknowledged in an announcement. ”(He) could well perhaps no longer be racing for Hunch-Segafredo till extra look.”

The 19-12 months-ancient rider reacted Wednesday when Dutch journalist Jose Been posted on Twitter that she hoped for her American pals that ”this inferior presidency ends for you,” adding ”if you happen to appear at me and toughen Trump, you should perhaps presumably ride.”

Simmons spoke back by writing ”Bye” with an emoji of a unpleasant-skinned hand waving.

When a separate fable spoke back ”It sounds as if a Trumper,” Simmons countered ”That is factual” with a United States flag symbol.

Been later deleted her customary put up and wrote Thursday that she feels ”inferior in regards to the space and dreadful for (at)QuinnSimmons9 to miss his preferred classics. To suspend him would by no system be my preference.”

Simmons is in his first season with the Hunch-Segafredo team, which described him on its internet page as ”at his simplest in punchy one-day races … he’ll be a ultimate fit for the Classics team.”

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