Tour de France star stuns with an hilarious X-RATED promo for his clothing sponsor: ‘I have grown 6cm taller since I started wearing them’
- Magnus Cort has been making headlines in the Tour de France this season
- His abilities have included recently winning an important stage in The Alps
- Now Cort has taken the spotlight for another reason, with a funny Insta post
- He gives his sponsor some love in an hilarious, rambling post on the platform
There are athletes who give their sponsors and promoters a shout-out – and then there’s Danish cyclist Magnus Cort.
The Tour de France competitor has recently signed up with London-based skateboarding and clothing brand Palace Skateboards.
Cort rides for UCI WorldTeam EF Education–EasyPost and recently took a narrow victory ahead of Nick Schultz in the mountain stage of the world’s most famous bike race.
He also took the time to give his sponsor some love in a truly weird, at times saucy and at other times downright confusing post on Instagram.
An image of the post from Magnus Cort, that he has warned could be deleted in the future
The post went beyond just a simple tag while wearing the sponsor’s product as Cort said the clothing had boosted his mood, performance and even his sexual prowess.
‘After I started using the #palaceskateboards [Palace Skateboards] clothes my life has changed completely,’ he wrote.
‘I have never liked farm animals with 4 legs, horses, pigs, cows, sheep, I have always been afraid of them a form of phobia, but after I started using #palaceskateboards I am no longer afraid of them actually I love them and can not get enough of them.
Cort cycles on the Col du Galibier during the 12th stage of the 109th Tour de France
‘I have also gotten nicer skin and in a strange way become higher, yes it sounds amazing but I have somehow grown 6cm higher after I started using #Palaces.
‘And then I have got a harder erection too, there are many women and men who has noticed, I tell you!!!’
Cort later replaced ‘erection’ with ‘e%#+£~#%^*’ – and even roped his manager Jonathan Vaughters into the post.
Cort crosses the finish line to win the tenth stage of the Tour de France over 148.5 kms
‘This post if for @jvaughters [former professional racing cyclist and current manager of UCI WorldTeam EF Education–EasyPost Vaughters] who wished to bring back one of my posts from a couple of years ago that I unfortunately had to delete back then,’ he continued.
‘But luckily we have a little higher to the sealing here at EF.’
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