And not too good to wait until something bad happen to Roglic? Or for some tactical awkwardness on the roadNo way. He’s too good.
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And not too good to wait until something bad happen to Roglic? Or for some tactical awkwardness on the roadNo way. He’s too good.
Too high profile for Ineos to get now IMO. They usually get slightly subelite riders and turn those into worldbeating choo choo train.When is his contract at JV up
Ineos must be itching to buy
I'm very interested to see where they go next year with him, i.e. does Jumbo send him into the Tour as co-leader with Roglic in order to gang-up on Pogacar? (it starts in Denmark as well, so that's added incentive). Or do they take the same route they did with Roglic & send him into the Giro & Vuelta in order to get a first GT? Then there's all the 1 week races as well.
Tough decisions ahead, because although both Vingegaard & Roglic appear super close & super motivated to help each other & the team, there can only be one winner.
It's quite remarkable how Jumbo picked up:
-an ex ski springer who then turns into a world class GT racer
-an ex fish factory worker who then turns into a world class GT racer
Guess Ineos is just looking in the wrong places looking for promising young cyclists and buy them away from other teams. Just look in other places
Maybe if they'll check CN forums they'll discover one of us.It's quite remarkable how Jumbo picked up:
-an ex ski springer who then turns into a world class GT racer
-an ex fish factory worker who then turns into a world class GT racer
Guess Ineos is just looking in the wrong places looking for promising young cyclists and buy them away from other teams. Just look in other places
A snooker player? Chances are he's also British.
Of course their primary aim is the Tour. That’s true for every team (except maybe some Belgian squads).The Tour is still Jumbo's main objective. From what I've seen they don't care that much about Giro/Vuelta. Roglic wasn't supposed to be their man in Vuelta in the last 2 seasons if he would've actually won the Tour.
Given that the best shot to make Pog lose is to make him chase and the start is in Denmark, Jonas is gonna be 80 % in Tour 2022 as co-leader with Roglic and maybe even Dumo. Also I think in 2022 we might see TTTs again to put Pog in a bit of a disadvantage therefore even more reasons to bring Jonas.
Steven will probably have his last shot at GTs in the next Giro.
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Turns out, Valgren also used to work in the same fish-market! If there are any other up-and-coming rider in Thy, they'll be lining up for a job! Clearly how you make it big, coming from those parts.
It will be interesting to see who they'll bring. Roglic, Vingegaard, van Aert and Kuss seem certainties. Likely Dennis instead of Martin. Some Dutch riders needed as well. I'm thinking Teunissen and Gesink. Only leaves 1 spot for several candidates.I don't see Jumbo straying far from "take all your best guys to the Tour", at least until they win it, so I expect we will Jonas and Rogla both do the TdF next year. How they go about it is another story though.
Groenewegen has already sent in his application.It will be interesting to see who they'll bring. Roglic, Vingegaard, van Aert and Kuss seem certainties. Likely Dennis instead of Martin. Some Dutch riders needed as well. I'm thinking Teunissen and Gesink. Only leaves 1 spot for several candidates.