This seems bizarre since it seems more like Nippo fled the disastrous Delko Provence team, rather than them being poached.
It's not too far off the mark really, they just keep absorbing teams and/or sponsors. This time is slightly different with it just being a sponsor but Bruyneel isn't really wrong here.This seems bizarre since it seems more like Nippo fled the disastrous Delko Provence team, rather than them being poached.
Just seeing this now, I think it's a harsh take on Bruyneel's part. Cervelo and Cannondale were both folding their teams anyway; Vaughters just picked up the bike sponsors and gave contracts to riders who might otherwise have been left hanging.It's not too far off the mark really, they just keep absorbing teams and/or sponsors. This time is slightly different with it just being a sponsor but Bruyneel isn't really wrong here.
Any manufacturer that doesn't have some performance metrics required by the teams to maintain sponsorship would be really foolish IMO.was it poaching? I think Nippo signed with Delko until end 2020. and since the problems with Delko´s management were big, they looked elsewhere.
As he is someone who had enjoyed some success in karting before he started pursuing a career in cycling, I expect some Roglic/Woods/Evenepoel kind of things from him.Simon Carr was impressive today. Very good transfer for the team.
I believe that Kasper Asgreen was a regional champion in dressage.All I'm waiting for now is a former professional chess player to start winning in cycling too.
that is a very un classics guy seeming sport.I believe that Kasper Asgreen was a regional champion in dressage.
Provided that he will descend in a car(r).presumably Carr will be a great descender?
Does he rely on the Supertuck?Provided that he will descend in a car(r).
Sorry, I couldn't resist.