Teams & Riders Rider and team threads directory

[Samu Cuenca]

Pelayo Sánchez:

Teams & Riders - Don Pelayo Sánchez Mayo of Asturias

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[Armchair Cyclist]

Pelayo Sánchez:

Teams & Riders - Don Pelayo Sánchez Mayo of Asturias

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Done, also Kooij and Nys.
And Milan
And Tiberi (27/05)
Riccitello (14/06)

 

[Potomac]

Ben Healy

Ben Healy is not another Benny Hill but excels in hilly terrain

Quite remarkable results this year. He finished 60% of his races in top3 so far, despite fracturing his hand in Etoile de Besseges and picked up two wins within a week of his return from the injury. I was never convinced by his u-23 results and didn't expect him to pick up a lot of results as a...

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[Armchair Cyclist]

Ben Healy

Ben Healy is not another Benny Hill but excels in hilly terrain

Quite remarkable results this year. He finished 60% of his races in top3 so far, despite fracturing his hand in Etoile de Besseges and picked up two wins within a week of his return from the injury. I was never convinced by his u-23 results and didn't expect him to pick up a lot of results as a...

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Done

 

[RedheadDane]

Biniam Girmay discussion thread

I can tell because he was like the first guy on my list and then I took him out of my team thinking he was pretty expensive after all - and then he goes and wins his first race of the season right away. Now watch him win a lot more... Born in Asmara, Eritrea, on 2 April 2000, he started his...

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[Armchair Cyclist]

Biniam Girmay discussion thread

I can tell because he was like the first guy on my list and then I took him out of my team thinking he was pretty expensive after all - and then he goes and wins his first race of the season right away. Now watch him win a lot more... Born in Asmara, Eritrea, on 2 April 2000, he started his...

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Done, under Girmay, Biniam (Not authentic to Eritrean naming conventions, but more likely to be where someone would look for him)

also Vauqulin (04/07)

 

[tobydawq]

Mohoric' thread is missing in the directory:

Matej Mohoric: Junior & U-23 world champ

Great signing by Cannondale. A succesful team is to be built from the grassroots, not signing over-the-hill expensive have been. Maybe letting Nibali go was a mistake, but not making a deal with Tinkoff will certainly pay off in the short run.:cool:

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[RedheadDane]

So is Turgis'.

A trident became a single tine; The Turgis dynasty rests on Anthony's shoulders

Sorry for the fanciful thread title but I thought that Anthony Turgis deserved a thread because he now has two second places and a fourh place in the cobbled classics (second to MvdP in Dwars 2019, second in KBK to Mads Pedersen in 2021 and 4th in De Ronde after almost beating Kristoff in the...

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Though, to be fair, it had been dormant for a bit longer. I only remembered it because of the epic thread title.

 

[Armchair Cyclist]

So is Turgis'.

A trident became a single tine; The Turgis dynasty rests on Anthony's shoulders

Sorry for the fanciful thread title but I thought that Anthony Turgis deserved a thread because he now has two second places and a fourh place in the cobbled classics (second to MvdP in Dwars 2019, second in KBK to Mads Pedersen in 2021 and 4th in De Ronde after almost beating Kristoff in the...

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Though, to be fair, it had been dormant for a bit longer. I only remembered it because of the epic thread title.

done, as is Mohoric's above (with an updated title)

 

[Barnacle Bill]

Michael Mørkøv the king of breakaways (yes, seems to be the only thread for him):

Morkov - king of breakaways in 2012

Michael Morkov has been in the successful breakaways in these races I remember this year: Stage Paris Nice Waregem San Remo Wevelgem Stage De Panne Three first stages TdF You´re free to add more, possibly I forgot races... He is the most combative rider in 2012, that´s for sure...

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[Armchair Cyclist]

Michael Mørkøv the king of breakaways (yes, seems to be the only thread for him):

Morkov - king of breakaways in 2012

Michael Morkov has been in the successful breakaways in these races I remember this year: Stage Paris Nice Waregem San Remo Wevelgem Stage De Panne Three first stages TdF You´re free to add more, possibly I forgot races... He is the most combative rider in 2012, that´s for sure...

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Not the way anyone would describe him now, but entered.

Also Kaden Groves and Alfred Withen (Philipsen) (31/08/24)

and Pablo Castrillo (02/09)

and Kern Pharma (05/09)

+ Lorenzo Finn (26/09)

and Neilson Powless (10/10)

 

[RedheadDane]

Hey, @Armchair Cyclist. You might wanna check the links for Finn and Formolo. There seems to have been a mix-up.

 

[Armchair Cyclist]

Hey, @Armchair Cyclist. You might wanna check the links for Finn and Formolo. There seems to have been a mix-up.

sorted, thanks

 

[Armchair Cyclist]

I have added the page that probably shouldn't exist (yet, at least) for Enzo Hincapie, and a couple of weeks ago marked the retired riders as such, and updated the team names.

Let me know if there are others unlisted or created.

Also Oscar Onley (20 Feb), Christian Scaroni (21 Feb), Jarno Widar (22 Feb) and Iván Romeo (23 Feb)

+ Matt Brennan (24 Mar)

 

[RedheadDane]

I made a Pieterse thread.

Teams & Riders - The Puck Pieterse Thread

Triple-disciplining like a boss! It would take too long to list all her achievements in both CX, MTB, and Road. And now for something completely different: Official Redhead Certification I, RedheadDane, by the power invested in me, by me, hereby declare Puck Pieterse an officially certified...

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[Armchair Cyclist]

I made a Pieterse thread.

Teams & Riders - The Puck Pieterse Thread

Triple-disciplining like a boss! It would take too long to list all her achievements in both CX, MTB, and Road. And now for something completely different: Official Redhead Certification I, RedheadDane, by the power invested in me, by me, hereby declare Puck Pieterse an officially certified...

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Done

 

[EllaChimp]

I just wanted to check something. In the Forum rules thread one of the things stated is to not revive old threads that haven't been posted in for a long time. How does this work for specific rider or team threads? Because I looked through the list above of all the different rider threads, looking for one on Giulio Ciccone, as I wanted to post about him and share a photo in the thread but it doesn't seem to have been posted in for over a year. So do I have to create a new thread on him if I want to chat about him or can I post in the existing thread listed above, even though it's probably considered an "old thread". I'm a bit confused! Lol.

Btw, this is a fantastic thread and great idea. Makes it so easy to find threads on specific riders/teams, it's brilliant! So, how about a thread for the great Elisa Longo-Borghini? She definitely deserves one!

 

[RedheadDane]

I just wanted to check something. In the Forum rules thread one of the things stated is to not revive old threads that haven't been posted in for a long time. How does this work for specific rider or team threads? Because I looked through the list above of all the different rider threads, looking for one on Giulio Ciccone, as I wanted to post about him and share a photo in the thread but it doesn't seem to have been posted in for over a year. So do I have to create a new thread on him if I want to chat about him or can I post in the existing thread listed above, even though it's probably considered an "old thread". I'm a bit confused! Lol.

I think we were basically able to convince the admins that it's a silly rule when it comes to rider threads. Sometimes, riders just take a while between getting results.

Not to mention threads like the ones for Stig Broeckx and Amy Pieters; those were made after their careers had ended.

We also had the Westra thread be revived after a decade, to report the tragic news.

 

[Armchair Cyclist]

I just wanted to check something. In the Forum rules thread one of the things stated is to not revive old threads that haven't been posted in for a long time. How does this work for specific rider or team threads? Because I looked through the list above of all the different rider threads, looking for one on Giulio Ciccone, as I wanted to post about him and share a photo in the thread but it doesn't seem to have been posted in for over a year. So do I have to create a new thread on him if I want to chat about him or can I post in the existing thread listed above, even though it's probably considered an "old thread". I'm a bit confused! Lol.

Btw, this is a fantastic thread and great idea. Makes it so easy to find threads on specific riders/teams, it's brilliant! So, how about a thread for the great Elisa Longo-Borghini? She definitely deserves one!

It's hard to think of a likely scenario in which, as moderator, I would see need to act on an otherwise OK post in an apparently moribund thread. It sometimes highlights that an account is a bot, but otherwise I am not clear what the reason for the rule is.

 

[Samu Cuenca]

There's definitely a difference between posting in an old rider thread, and, let's say, writing a post in a 5 year old thread about links to great races that only had 4 posts in it.

And Longo Borghini should obviously have a thread.