Slovenia, Skijumping, Jumbo-Visma, in that order.Become an amateur golfer on a top footballer's salary?
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Slovenia, Skijumping, Jumbo-Visma, in that order.Become an amateur golfer on a top footballer's salary?
Sir Jim has the big bucks for Roglic & he's desperate to win the Tour.I really, really, REALLY hope he doesn’t go to INEOS.
I'd really like to see UAE dump some cash, grab Primoz and Kuss and do to JV what they did to everybody else this year: win 3 big GTs.Sir Jim has the big bucks for Roglic & he's desperate to win the Tour.
As if he hadn't had enough misfortunes in his careerRoglic to Movistar according Belgian newspaper. Most unlikely, I'd say.
not sure what the bora & specialized deal is, but with cervelo being left out in the cold maybe they tag along with roglic.I personally think Bora has the money. Lidl-Trek spent a lot of money. If Ineos doesn't work out I think Bora-Hansgrohe ist the best team for him. Hansgrohe put the same or even more money into Bora then Lidl into Trek according to some insiders. Lidl wanted to go to Bora first but hansgrohe wanted to stay.
Guess you mean ASOUCI should pay teams to hire Roglic in order to add surplus value to the 2024 Tour.
Would it be randomised order or he can choose which teams to run for on which stage? You don't want to be riding for cofidis on the 30km flat ITTMaybe they could make an arrangement where he gets to do the Tour, but he'll ride for a different team each stage? Then there would be 21 teams to split the bill and he'd get much more money out of it, plus a lot more teammates.
Would it be randomised order or he can choose which teams to run for on which stage? You don't want to be riding for cofidis on the 30km flat ITT