Recent content by aruipksni

i agree with you about the WT status. there are some possibilities, and they still got some time to decide what to do. but if Adams want to play it safe, he might choose to register the team in Canada (under a different name of course).

it might be that Spanish race organizer will choose not to renew their WorldTour event license, so for example the Vuelta will be reduced to a 2.PRO event.

Gran Camino is not a WorldTour event, so they can refuse the team to compete in this race. the WorldTour events in spain will have to invite the team, if it will be promoted to the WorldTour next year.

only if you will be a member in that gang...

i don't want to sound very gloomy about the future , but as things are heading now , then 20 years for now the only bike events you will watch in Europe, are going to be of your local fat bike gang parades.

if you look at their ranking - they are 14 place right now, so there are much worst teams then them. in reality except alpacim, all the team results are per their budgets. indeed Froome did froome this team, and i believe the team learned it lessons, and if you look at the expected average ages...

i would really love to see Riccitiello stay in this team, but even if he not, he already showed that he has the toughness and the will that is needed, and he has also honor and dignity.

I'm really very sad to say, cause i love Gee, but Gee he has no honor and no dignity and he betrayed his team!

don't play naive. i say you are just spreading stories and gossip about riders , team and owner.

if it is the rider, then he is 25 years old. why he is crying ? where did you come with the story that chris froome made such pr appearance in the Golan heights, it sound really bogus story to me!

why always Americans have great info graphics while in Europe they like stuck to a 30 years old graphics?

View: https://x.com/chrisfroome/status/1964051879496712672

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