I appreciate the detailed instructions, but I need to clarify an important issue: the search results provided are about Turkish economic developments, growth forecasts, and inflation data — not about cycling, Pogacar, or Vermeersch.
The search results discuss topics like:
- World Bank’s 2025 GDP growth projections for Turkey (3.7%)
- Inflation reduction targets for 2025-2026
- Turkish economic policy and reserves
The query requests a news article about a cycling-related statement ("Ik durf niet meer": Vermeersch’s remarks about Pogacar), which is a completely different subject area.
To provide an accurate response, I would need:
- Search results actually related to professional cycling news
- Information about Vermeersch’s statement regarding Pogacar
- Recent cycling events or developments from 2024-2025
Without relevant search results on the actual topic, I cannot ethically generate an article that would misrepresent having sourced information I don’t have access to through the provided search results.
If you’d like me to:
- Write about Turkish economic developments instead (using the provided search results), I can do that in Turkish
- Provide an article about the cycling topic using my existing knowledge (without claiming it came from these specific search results)
- Resubmit with relevant search results about the cycling story
Please clarify which direction you’d prefer, and I’ll be happy to help.