Lidl-Trek (no longer Radioshack-Leopard Trek)

[pastronef]

Who is the greater fraud, Putin, Tinkoff, or Trump?
:geek:

that´s the way, that brings me back to the way the merger was welcomed. then it was Becca, Bruyneel or Trek
you should scroll back to autumn 2011, some users went mad about the merger and it was genuine fun. so far away from the recent madness on the british cyclist threads.

this thread was my favourite

 

[lenric]

It would be good (curiosity-wise) to know the average age of next year's Trek rooster.

 

[Ricco']

Re:

It would be good (curiosity-wise) to know the average age of next year's Trek rooster.

With the riders announced so far, they will start 2017 with an average age of 28.815 years.

 

[Benotti69]

Re:

It would be good (curiosity-wise) to know the average age of next year's Trek rooster.

Which came first the chicken or the egg?

 

[lenric]

Re: Re:

It would be good (curiosity-wise) to know the average age of next year's Trek rooster.

With the riders announced so far, they will start 2017 with an average age of 28.815 years.

I might be wrong, but they are probably one of the oldest teams (in terms of average age of its riders).

 

[sir fly]

Re: Re:

It would be good (curiosity-wise) to know the average age of next year's Trek rooster.

With the riders announced so far, they will start 2017 with an average age of 28.815 years.

I might be wrong, but they are probably one of the oldest teams (in terms of average age of its riders).

It is a retirement home, after all.

 

[lenric]

Re: Re:

It would be good (curiosity-wise) to know the average age of next year's Trek rooster.

With the riders announced so far, they will start 2017 with an average age of 28.815 years.

I might be wrong, but they are probably one of the oldest teams (in terms of average age of its riders).

It is a retirement home, after all.

Yep, my point. Looks like Serie A (football). :razz:

 

[TourOfSardinia]

How come Trek SegaFredo has UCI team code: TFS?

Just wondering.

 

[Netserk]

Trek
Factory
Segafredo

I guess.

 

[staubsauger]

It was TFR for Trek Factory Racing before I think, so Netserk should be right!

 

[Leinster]

Toms Skujins in the 1st KOM Jersey of any consequence at the Tour.

 

[LaFlorecita]

Cyclingweekly reporting Trek are set to launch a women's team in 2019. Lizzie Deignan, Ellen van Dijk, Elisa Longo Borghini and Audrey Cordon-Ragot are linked to the team.
http://amp.timeinc.net/cyclingweekly/news/racing/trek-segafredo-launch-womens-team-lizzie-deignan-rumoured-among-strong-roster-386208?source=dam&__twitter_impression=true

 

[Escarabajo]

Re: Re:

It would be good (curiosity-wise) to know the average age of next year's Trek rooster.

With the riders announced so far, they will start 2017 with an average age of 28.815 years.

I might be wrong, but they are probably one of the oldest teams (in terms of average age of its riders).

So average age will come down a bit next year!

 

[tobydawq]

Those people who said that Nibali was the most Trek signing ever are probably a bit amused about the most recent rumour:

The 39-year-old Pieter Weening is apparently set to join Trek...

Edit: Nicely updated thread title, by the way...

 

[RedheadDane]

They signed an 18-year-old for this season. They gotta find a way to bring the average age up to proper Trek levels.

 

[SHAD0W93]

They signed an 18-year-old for this season. They gotta find a way to bring the average age up to proper Trek levels.

They can always bring Horner, Levi, and/or Kloden back.

 

[pastronef]

They can always bring Horner, Levi, and/or Kloden back.

I´d love to see Kloden back!

 

[Rob5091]

After 3 years in the wilderness, the Trek thread returns. Now of course as Lidl-Trek and with a hefty budget.

 

[pastronef]

THIS very thread 2 years ago opened my eyes about the CyclingNewsForum madness. I loved every minute of it. when the "merger" was announced" it was wild on here

 

[Rob5091]

Jonathan Milan off to the Giro again after a Spring full of classics. The "nodding donkey" of the peloton with a new team and leadout men will be the sprinter to watch at the Giro -
https://cyclinguptodate.com/cycling...ic-games-its-going-to-be-tough-but-im-excited

 

[Wyndbrook]

I´d love to see Kloden back!

And why is he not on this currently debated top 10 riders of the century list!

 

[Squire]

And why is he not on this currently debated top 10 riders of the century list!

I strongly considered making an alternative list where the criteria was style and put him on top (obviously). But even the most enthusiastic Klödists might have a hard time sneaking him into the top 10 riders of the century. His Paris-Nice win and one of his Itzulias wasn't even in this century by the definition used in that thread.