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On uncertainty, drift and desire for freedom, and yes, sports too: 7 life questions to Wilfried de Jong

Freedom and openness are essential in Wilfried de Jong's life. Don't pin him down on one trait, because then he will get pissy. 'I am not "that boy of sport".'
That's right, De Jong is a theatre and television producer and writer, among other things. About sports, for example. His new book De man en zijn wielerverhalen is in bookstores from this week, which brings together 30 years of writing about cycling, from his first story about Paris-Roubaix to a column about the Tour in ...

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Freedom and openness are essential in Wilfried de Jong's life. Don't pin him down on one trait, because then he will get pissy. 'I am not "that boy of sport".'
That's right, De Jong is a theatre and television producer and writer, among other things. About sports, for example. His new book De man en zijn wielerverhalen is in bookstores from this week, which brings together 30 years of writing about cycling, from his first story about Paris-Roubaix to a column about the Tour in ...

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