Last WT-team to get a win // 2020 edition

[Bonimenier]

Almost half August and CCC is still winless this year. Ineos is really going to win this honorable competition.

Movistar with only 1 victory and 6 total podium places isn't doing so great either.

 

[Berflamand]

Kamil Gradek won the Polish ITT Championship.

This means CCC, at last, finally wins this competition?

 

[RedheadDane]

I think so, yeah...

 

[Anderis]

Such a shame. I was looking forward to a winless season by CCC and arguments whether CCC or Ineos was a true winner of this competition.

 

[jaylew]

Polish ITT? I mean, I guess that counts but it's a really, really soft win. I'm still waiting on a proper win from them.

 

[Bonimenier]

Cerny also won his national TT championship. CCC is on a roll.

 

[repre]

This should not count...

 

[Armchair cyclist]

This should not count...

The OP of this thread:

Deceuninck-QuickStep, Lotto-Soudal, Mitchelton-Scott, Trek-Segafredo, Cofidis and even NTT Pro Cycling and Israel Start-Up Nation are already out. But which World Tour-squad will have to wait the longest this season to crack open a bottle of champagne (based on Lotto-Soudal's alcohol rules, that is)?

Rules:
Same as in previous years. A WT-team that wins a race the following circuits is out of the competition: x.WT, x.Pro (former HC), x.1 or official championships. One day races, GC's, stages and TTT's are all included.

If a WT-rider is starting in a race where his team is not participating (as a member of national team, for example), his win does not count. This does not apply to championships, of course.

The results of the competition will be updated on a regular basis.

It counts

 

[tobydawq]

And that's completely fair.

 

[boneshaker]

Polish ITT? I mean, I guess that counts but it's a really, really soft win. I'm still waiting on a proper win from them.

He had to defeat Bodnar. Not soft, IMO.

 

[jaylew]

Bodnar could have been Dennis (a Polish Dennis) instead and it still would have been soft for a team win, imo.