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But... hasn't it been revealed already?
When is that picture from?
Isn't this just a mock up by someone before even the team announced it?But... hasn't it been revealed already?
Source: https://news.italy24.press/sports/596880.html (11 days ago) . I really don't know how reliable it is.
And the tweet from Trek about winning a set is also 11 days old. And I haven't actually seen anything from the team regarding what the new kit will look like.
However, I'm not too surprised if Pedersen's "guess" is way off; it would be a bit weird if he won a set... that's he's gonna get anyway.
Im not saying its fake image, though Id be surprised if Trek have been keeping it under wraps, how Italy24 are happily publishing a copy of a publicity photo.
But I just dont get where the gold/beige comes into it ? or why it mangles up the Pirelli logo on the sleeves as a result. also thats Mads Pedersen right ? so wheres his rainbow sleeve accents gone ?
weve seen pictures of the new wrap on the team car, which looks exactly as youd expect with the Lidl yellow,red & blue very prominent colours, so I was anticipating the kit would follow something more like that, though how theyll split between their men & women kits but keep the similar yet distinct designs with them we wait to see.
stranger things have happened though of course, it just seems an odd design choice, and not exactly singing title sponsored team to me.
But I just dont get where the gold/beige comes into it ? or why it mangles up the Pirelli logo on the sleeves as a result. also thats Mads Pedersen right ? so wheres his rainbow sleeve accents gone ?
weve seen pictures of the new wrap on the team car, which looks exactly as youd expect with the Lidl yellow,red & blue very prominent colours, so I was anticipating the kit would follow something more like that, though how theyll split between their men & women kits but keep the similar yet distinct designs with them we wait to see.
stranger things have happened though of course, it just seems an odd design choice, and not exactly singing title sponsored team to me.
Copied later by Sean Kelly and the Irish national postal service An PostYou must've loved US Postal Service then!?
Seriously, the Postal Service sponsoring a major cycling team has to be one of the best sponsorships in sport history.
Despite the Armstrong saga.
But... hasn't it been revealed already?
That's an adultered image of the one that is in the bottom of the following link.
Inside Trek-Segafredo's 'mild to wild' kit design process | Trek Race Shop
The home of Trek Factory Racing, and all the Trek programs. Whether its road, XC, enduro, downhill, freeride, cyclocross or triathlon, you’ll find a Trek athlete, racing for the win.
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Looks like the jerseys will be even less distinguishable in the Tour. Are they unable to design something recognizable?
Especially when they keep coming out with new ones, Bora Hansgrohe joins the party with a let's have a special jersey to celebrate 10 years at TdF,with one that looks even more like the sprint/points jersey.
View: https://twitter.com/BORAhansgrohe/status/1668683637603049489
Apparently teams can change jerseys up to 3 times a year now
View: https://twitter.com/BORAhansgrohe/status/1668683637603049489
Apparently teams can change jerseys up to 3 times a year now
Movistar with their "Iceberg" TdF variant https://movistarteam.com/en/2023-06-19/iceberg-kit-2023-tour-france
I get why teams might want to mimic the yellow jersey, I'm baffled why they want to mimic the kids jersey.
My first thought of Iceberg variant was the lettuce...
what will last longer, this lettuce or Movistars GC hopes at the tour?
Movistar said the ‘Iceberg’ white jersey, white seams and edgings on the shorts represent the ice blocks of the oceans, endangered by the current climate emergency.
Ah, screw it, let's just have a special separate version of the kit for every race with an accompanying piece of frivolous, vacuous PR drivel, why not? "Our special edition kit for the Itzulia this year includes light grey detailing chosen to represent the specific type of concrete on the industrial estate in Egüés where the team is based, to emphasise our connections to our roots in the region."
And today its Astana's turn...
https://www.astana-qazaqstan.com/as...-design-of-the-jersey-for-the-tour-de-france/
https://www.astana-qazaqstan.com/as...-design-of-the-jersey-for-the-tour-de-france/
Nice jersey, shame somebody spilled their cereal on it.
Vino - Just tell me who threw the first egg, and I'll go easy on the rest of you.
It's great. Most of these one-off jerseys are better than the regular ones.
On average they're worse just because of Jumbo's vomit jerseys that can never be compensated for
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