Alpecin is a good shout and would be sort of perfect, I think.Asgreen is also decent for any sprint train teams. I feel like Alpecin should be going for him. Would suit their squad and goals.
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Alpecin is a good shout and would be sort of perfect, I think.Asgreen is also decent for any sprint train teams. I feel like Alpecin should be going for him. Would suit their squad and goals.
Omg. Some serious LOLs at Remco as super-domestique at the merged team.
Please tell me why a guy who at age 22 won the velo d’or (a year after career threatening injury) should now play second fiddle to anyone?
Without Covid, this whole narrative would be completely different. Instead we just got a refueling for those with RDS (AKA “the haters”).
I actually love it. He will continue to be an underdog and therefore more and more likable as he again and again turns the negative into positive.
Having said that, I have little doubt that he’s headed over to Ineos.
They've got room, not sure about budgetUnoX certainly offers a big paycheck towards Asgreen or is their roster already full!?
Remco is very strong, entertaining and a superb rider. But so far there is nothing to suggest that he can perform at the level of the Tour's version of Vingegaard or Pogacar.
Asgreen could be a relative steal for somebody, provided he can reach his Flanders 2021 level again. A lot of the QS riders fell off this year and I wonder if it's because they knew something was going on behind the scenes?Agree on Alpecin. And also Lidl Trek. They have decent classics team and Asgreen would make it even better.
Bora - replacement for NilsAsgreen is also decent for any sprint train teams. I feel like Alpecin should be going for him. Would suit their squad and goals.
If Roglic leaves for Bora, I think they will be mainly a GC team. Alpecin and perhaps Lidl would be better options for Asgreen.Bora - replacement for Nils
When Vingegaard was Remco's age there was even less to suggest that he can perform at the level of the Tour's version of Vingegaard or Pogacar.
The guy has so much potential, he's won a GT. He might be on a team that actually knows how to win GT next year. Let's just wait and find out.
Remco seems like he wants to win the Tour now.
Have you considered that the forum is not a hive mind and the hate might be coming from entirely different subsets of forumers
They are at 28 (or 29, there is talk about Sindre Kulset having a contract for next year as well), so in theory space for Asgreen (and Casper Pedersen if S.Kulset is not contracted) but the question is budget.UnoX certainly offers a big paycheck towards Asgreen or is their roster already full!?
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Agree on Alpecin. And also Lidl Trek. They have decent classics team and Asgreen would make it even better.
Asgreen could be a relative steal for somebody, provided he can reach his Flanders 2021 level again. A lot of the QS riders fell off this year and I wonder if it's because they knew something was going on behind the scenes?
UAE doesn't have free spots anymore, they would need to break a contract with one of their current riders.I disagree with both, as he would be the 2nd priority to MvdP or Mads P in most classics.
I see Ineos, Bahrain and UAE as more likely destinations for him - UAE especially if Pogacar is limiting his classics campaign in order to become competitive in the Tour.
They are at 28 (or 29, there is talk about Sindre Kulset having a contract for next year as well), so in theory space for Asgreen (and Casper Pedersen if S.Kulset is not contracted) but the question is budget.
People always say that Uno-X has a lot of money, but I’m not sure how accurate that is. They failed to bring in a new sponsor during this summer as they said they targeted and ended up bringing in Rema1000 as a sponsor, a brand which is owned by the same people that owns Uno-X. I think it would need another sponsor bringing in like 2m € for Uno-X to afford Asgreen.
They are at 28 (or 29, there is talk about Sindre Kulset having a contract for next year as well), so in theory space for Asgreen (and Casper Pedersen if S.Kulset is not contracted) but the question is budget.
People always say that Uno-X has a lot of money, but I’m not sure how accurate that is. They failed to bring in a new sponsor during this summer as they said they targeted and ended up bringing in Rema1000 as a sponsor, a brand which is owned by the same people that owns Uno-X. I think it would need another sponsor bringing in like 2m € for Uno-X to afford Asgreen.
They will be a Pro Team in name only when QS disappears as they will have guaranteed wildcards to everything.Also Asgreen is not signing with a Pro team, he is at the other end of the spectrum.
UAE doesn't have free spots anymore, they would need to break a contract with one of their current riders.
UAE doesn't have free spots anymore, they would need to break a contract with one of their current riders.
Being 2nd priority is better than having a really good team that could support him. UAE would be just stupid if disregarding the money and Bahrain is a fairly average classics team, especially for the cobbled classics.I disagree with both, as he would be the 2nd priority to MvdP or Mads P in most classics.
Have you considered that the forum is not a hive mind and the hate might be coming from entirely different subsets of forumers.
Being 2nd priority is better than having a really good team that could support him. UAE would be just stupid if disregarding the money and Bahrain is a fairly average classics team, especially for the cobbled classics.
Why not 28 minutes then ? Or 29? More time lost must mean more time to recover right?Got to love when a rider gets hate for doing what the forum says by losing time on purpose after being dropped so they can go in breakaways for wins and possible KoM once their top GC position goes up in smoke instead of doing what they hate and fighting for an anonymous 8th-10th place and no wins.
I don't think the deal would be happening otherwise. It's Soudal and Remco, not sure they would only go for Soudal. At least I've heard in a podcast that it would be a dealbreaker without Remco.View: https://twitter.com/CharlesMarsault/status/1709512275357290555
People are saying Evenepoel to Soudal Visma is happening.
I like your style. And it could happen like that if Remblow will prove he can actually ride a proper GT for once. But Vinge stands firm in the sunlight and has better odds.Not me. I actually want Evenepoel to go to Visma Soudal & unleash the most terrible vengeance upon Vingegaard from within the team & scupper his dominance. The King is dead, long live the King... for 5 minutes until Evenepoel usurps him in an internal battle (especially in an ITT heavy TdF next year). The Belgian press in particular will play a key role in this planned demolition of the Danish Dynamite. It won't matter how many daughters, birthdays or teammates Vinge has, he can't dedicate a victory... when he doesn't win.
But I'm petty, so I probably don't speak for the majority.