How was the competition? Was there any Junior Team from a World Team present? Just just to be able to categorize the result
How was the competition? Was there any Junior Team from a World Team present? Just just to be able to categorize the result
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Seems GRENKE was indeed the only WT affiliated Junior team present, depending on how much the Pogi Team is affiliated with Team UAE.
However, I don't think that lessens the bullying.
grenke – Auto Eder Achieves Top-Five Sweep at Trofeo Dorigo
At this year’s Trofeo GD Dorigo, five grenke – Auto Eder riders claimed the top five spots. Local hero Roberto Capello took the win of the day.
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Yes, another promising talent. At that age, it's very difficult to predict where the path might lead. Because someone who trains very professionally at a young age has less development potential than someone who only trains professionally later on. And then Grenke certainly offers top conditions.
That's why it's sometimes difficult for young riders to make the leap. It just depends on why you were so good at a young age.
Keep your fingers crossed for him.
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The rumour is that Movistar signed his father (of Postal fame) as an attempt to court him, but it went tits up and he's going to Ineos.
But yes, he just won Vuelta Ciclista al Besaya, going solo with 40k, insane talent.
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He's a first-year Junior. Withen didn't sign with a WT team before towards the end of his first year as a junior.
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Now that Real Oviedo has returned to Primera Division, it's time for Fernando Alonso to finally invest in cycling and bring Samu's MMR team to the top as well.
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Harry Hudson is one to watch. Winner of the junior LBL and multiple British national races + sponsored by Panda Podium (he's riding one of the Chinese frames that they are selling).
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Just won the Junior Italian TT NC showing significant improvement in that discipline.
Second was Davide Frigo, brother of Marco.
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Nope, born in 2007.
He will ride in the u23 ranks next year.
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Hearing he wants security of a contract long terms vs enviroment and development
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Any word if he will race for Red Bull Rookies next year? I assume they want to keep him.
I have not heard specifically that he got a contract. But RBH will want to keep him 100%. He has to want to, of course. There may have been preliminary discussions about signing him for the junior team. Now that you have the U23 team, you can also hold out the prospect of being taken on under certain conditions.
I think that RBH will definitely want to take on the two Dutch players from the Grenke team, including Schoonvelde. He was also in the team car when Van Poppel won the championships.
I'm curious to see how things will continue with Friedl and Moller Andersen. The other exciting drivers are still too young.
It's always difficult to say how things are developing, but at Grenke the drivers certainly already have top conditions and therefore an advantage over the competition.
I am strongly assume Moller Andersen to go to the Rookies. He is currently the #1 ranked Junior on PCS according to their point system.
Friedl I think will have a hard time to stay with Red Bull. I think he needs more time, but I am not sure whether Red Bull is the right team for that.
I assume that the Rookie Team size will grow for next year.
Friedl I think will have a hard time to stay with Red Bull. I think he needs more time, but I am not sure whether Red Bull is the right team for that.
I assume that the Rookie Team size will grow for next year.
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So, according to FirstCycling, Simon Scwartz has won the GC of St. Martinusprijs. However, we still don't have the winner of the final stage yet...
How does that work?
Edit: In reality it was the amazingly named Ron Rooni who won the GC, with Senne Brys winning the final stage.
I know they call themselves FirstCycling, but maybe wait with posting the results until the race is actually finished?
How does that work?
Edit: In reality it was the amazingly named Ron Rooni who won the GC, with Senne Brys winning the final stage.
I know they call themselves FirstCycling, but maybe wait with posting the results until the race is actually finished?
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It is clear the positive impact John Wakefield the Director of Development has had on that project since taking over from an overall Performance aspect.
Not just results but the feeling within the team what you hear from and for riders and staff which is contributing to the overall success.
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Yeah, a reference to the Bora mishap on stage 1 in the Tour.
(The Tour, which actually started in France, for once.)
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