Riders to reach 100 pro wins

[tobydawq]

Sam Bennett on 65. I didn't expect him to suddenly begin racking up the wins again. I also think he is a bit too old to realistically have many good seasons left.

 

[Peyroteo94]

Sam Bennett on 65. I didn't expect him to suddenly begin racking up the wins again. I also think he is a bit too old to realistically have many good seasons left.

Not even 75 he will get

 

[shalgo]

Not even 75 he will get

67 after today.

 

[roundabout]

Not even 75 he will get

75 should be doable if the AG2R resurgence lasts into next year.

 

[SHAD0W93]

Come on Kristoff, 10 more!!!

 

[Anderis]

75 should be doable if the AG2R resurgence lasts into next year.

If Bennett continues to ride those small, French races, he could still win a lot.

 

[Peyroteo94]

If Bennett continues to ride those small, French races, he could still win a lot.

He is almost 34. Can't see him riding after 2026

 

[tobydawq]

Not even 75 he will get

20% of that deficit gained in one day since that claim.

 

[wirral]

Edvald Boasson Hagen should start marking off his final 19 wins now he is part of the Decathlon AG2R rejuvenated team.​

 

[tobydawq]

Edvald Boasson Hagen should start marking off his final 19 wins now he is part of the Decathlon AG2R rejuvenated team.​

It should be 22, for some reason PCS lists three Tour de l'Avenir stages.

 

[roundabout]

It should be 22, for some reason PCS lists three Tour de l'Avenir stages.

IIRC 2007 was the first U23 Nations Cup edition, while the U26 ones before that were 2.1.

 

[SHAD0W93]

IIRC 2007 was the first U23 Nations Cup edition, while the U26 ones before that were 2.1.

Yeah there was a mini debate about it a couple pages back since someone said Roglic should be ahead of EBH already because of that even though it’s counted as 2.1 though Roglic had a win or two as well that is listed as professional.

 

[tobydawq]

Kristoff continues to trudge along.

He's on 90 now. I still don't think he'll get there but he should have a place in the poll.

 

[Red Rick]

Kristoff continues to trudge along.

He's on 90 now. I still don't think he'll get there but he should have a place in the poll.

The day that Kristoff doesnt win some random race you forgot about for a whole year is the day I'll finally feel old

 

[tobydawq]

The day that Kristoff doesnt win some random race you forgot about for a whole year is the day I'll finally feel old

Well, there's a lot of days where he didn't do that

 

[KZD]

I think both Demare and Roglič should narrowly get to 100 wins while Pogačar is on track to get close to 150.

I don't see any other rider on the list reaching 100 wins.

 

[Rechtschreibfehler]

I think both Demare and Roglič should narrowly get to 100 wins while Pogačar is on track to get close to 150.

I don't see any other rider on the list reaching 100 wins.

Demare only needs five more wins. He turns 33 this August, so it seems pretty possible, yet this year he seems to be going backwards having a quick look at his recent results. Did he struggle with an illness or crashes or something, or is this just a *** season of grand magnitude so far?

 

[KZD]

Demare only needs five more wins. He turns 33 this August, so it seems pretty possible, yet this year he seems to be going backwards having a quick look at his recent results. Did he struggle with an illness or crashes or something, or is this just a *** season of grand magnitude so far?

If I recall correctly he was sick during the spring classics.

 

[Peyroteo94]

I would like to know who has more worldtour (WC and Olympics included) wins since 2005.
Cavendish is first.
Sagan is second?
Greipel is third?
Then Pogacar?
Edit: Ouch I forgot Valverde. He should be in front of Greipel

 

[Netserk]

@tobydawq is your man:

According to my spreadsheet (which on this parameter is not as thorougly fact-checked as the win stat) this is how the current pros rank in WT wins (including Olympic road races and World Championships road races):

1: Sagan - 72
2: Cavendish - 69
3: Valverde - 60 (includes wins from 2003 and 2004 in future WT races)
4: Roglic - 44
5: Froome - 35
6: Gilbert - 32
6: Sam Bennett - 32
8: Pogacar - 31
9: Ewan - 30
10: Viviani - 27
10: Matthews - 27
12: Alaphilippe - 25
13: Van Aert - 24
13: Porte - 24
15: Boasson Hagen - 23
15: Nibali - 23
15: Quintana - 23
18: Gaviria - 22
19: Démare - 21
20: Degenkolb - 20
20: Simon Yates - 20

So, in conclusion, 100 WT wins is impossible. Unless, maybe, your name is Tadej Pogacar.

 

[Peyroteo94]

@tobydawq is your man:

This is wrong. Pogacar has way more than 31 wins

 

[QueenStagiaire]

This is wrong. Pogacar has way more than 31 wins

The post is from August 2022, just add his WT wins since then if you want the number

 

[tobydawq]

@tobydawq is your man:

To update a few numbers:

Roglic - 57
Pogacar - 54

Nobody else has moved the needle massively since that post (nobody on the list has won more than twice on the WorldTour since that update which makes the Slovenians' movements seem utterly bizarre).

Of riders outside that list, we now have (sorry for weird order):
Van der Poel - 22
Evenepoel - 23
Philipsen - 21
Vingegaard - 20

 

[Peyroteo94]

The post is from August 2022, just add his WT wins since then if you want the number

I didn't know it. Pogacar has 54 wins now.
Edit: he surpassed Greipel (has 53 wins). He is closing the gap to Valverde and Roglic. Probably in 1 year, he will catch Cavendish. Insane stuff!!

 

[tobydawq]

I didn't know it. Pogacar has 54 wins now.

I replied just before this post with an update in case you didn't see it.