Riders to reach 100 pro wins

[RedheadDane]

Done.

You forgot to update the date of the updating.

 

[tobydawq]

You forgot to update the date of the updating.

Fixed.

 

[tobydawq]

Same here: MVDP sits at 50 wins, of which 6 are a Monument and 1 in a WC, though.
Viviani or Sam Bennet are ahead of him when it comes to # of wins, yet they don't have similar achievements.

I should think people were aware of that...

 

[Tanakka]

I should think people were aware of that...

Yeah, I'm not trying to sh*t on the thread or to say that it's completely meaningless as a milestone - I'd definitely aim at reaching 50 or 100 if I were a cyclist with 47 or 97 wins under my belt.

But still...

 

[Roku]

Demare reaching 100 victories will only depend on how many fourth tier french races he enters. He is completely washed.

This year he has been unable to compete in any sprint with decent competition except for a couple of days.

 

[Armchair Cyclist]

Demare reaching 100 victories will only depend on how many fourth tier french races he enters.

But the publicity and points will probably be enough for the team to have him do that.

 

[Samu Cuenca]

I still think the biggest question is whether it's gonna be Lorena Wiebes or Tadej Pogačar who gets to 100 first. Both have won 86 races since the start of 2019, but Wiebes had a 4 victory head start at that point (this is purely a comparison of their similar win rates, not the importance of those wins).

 

[Blanco]

And all WT wins. If we count just WT wins, Pogacar is probably 25 WT wins ahead everybody else.

Not really,
Pogacar 65 wins
Roglic 63 wins

 

[Peyroteo94]

Not really,
Pogacar 65 wins
Roglic 63 wins

Very impressive too. If we take off this 2 slovenians, there is any active rider (please, don't count Cav) with more than 40 WT wins?

 

[Hugo Koblet]

Very impressive too. If we take off this 2 slovenians, there is any active rider (please, don't count Cav) with more than 40 WT wins?

As far as I can tell, Cavendish is at 69 WT-wins (or equivalent).

 

[Peyroteo94]

As far as I can tell, Cavendish is at 69 WT-wins (or equivalent).

Read again

 

[SHAD0W93]

Very impressive too. If we take off this 2 slovenians, there is any active rider (please, don't count Cav) with more than 40 WT wins?

I don’t think so. To kind of compare everyone that’s been talked about.
Ewan 30/63
Viviani 28/89
WVA 28/49
Evenepoel 26/59
Philipsen 25/51
MVDP 22/50
Vingegaard 22/36
Demare 19/97
Merlier 19/50
EBH 18/81
Kristoff 16/95
Groenewegen 15/74
Jakobsen 14/46


Of those only Evenepoel, and Vingegaard have the best chance. Philipsen and WVA could depending on how everything goes.

 

[Hugo Koblet]

Read again

I'm well aware what you wrote, I just don't get why you wouldn't count Cavendish's victories.

 

[Peyroteo94]

I'm well aware what you wrote, I just don't get why you wouldn't count Cavendish's victories.

Because he is a retired rider in 10 days. Just because of that.

 

[Hugo Koblet]

Because he is a retired rider in 10 days. Just because of that.

Ah, I see. Fair enough then. I just figured it was some sort of Cavendish hate 😉

 

[Armchair Cyclist]

Because he is a retired rider in 10 days. Just because of that.

Maybe...

https://twitter.com/x/status/1841537697367650536

View: https://x.com/WielerFlits/status/1841537697367650536

 

[tobydawq]

I don’t think so. To kind of compare everyone that’s been talked about.
Ewan 30/63
Viviani 28/89
WVA 28/49
Evenepoel 26/59
Philipsen 25/51
MVDP 22/50
Vingegaard 22/36
Demare 19/97
Merlier 19/50
EBH 18/81
Kristoff 16/95
Groenewegen 15/74
Jakobsen 14/46


Of those only Evenepoel, and Vingegaard have the best chance. Philipsen and WVA could depending on how everything goes.

Froome and Sam Bennett have more than those on this list (35 and 34 respectively). Matthews slots in in fourth (if you discount Cav and the Slovenians) at 29, Alaphilippe has 27 (counting his two Worlds wins (which would also increase the two Slovenians' tally by one)), then the next not-yet-mentioned would be Quintana, Boasson Hagen and Gaviria at 23.

 

[SHAD0W93]

Froome and Sam Bennett have more than those on this list (35 and 34 respectively). Matthews slots in in fourth (if you discount Cav and the Slovenians) at 29, Alaphilippe has 27 (counting his two Worlds wins (which would also increase the two Slovenians' tally by one)), then the next not-yet-mentioned would be Quintana, Boasson Hagen and Gaviria at 23.

But none of them bar maybe Sam Bennett, who I forgot about, have been mentioned to reach 100 wins. I listed everyone that I’ve remembered be talked about in this thread.

 

[VayaVayaVaya]

Not really,
Pogacar 65 wins
Roglic 63 wins

Wow, in another era, Roglic would be a truly dominant force. Tough luck for him. Still amazing palmares.

 

[Izzyeviel]

As far as I can tell, Cavendish is at 69 WT-wins (or equivalent).

He has 55 wins in Grand Tours alone.

 

[CyclistAbi]

Roglič.

 

[SHAD0W93]

He has 55 wins in Grand Tours alone.

But some of the wins that are currently or became WT weren’t at the time he won them.

 

[tobydawq]

But none of them bar maybe Sam Bennett, who I forgot about, have been mentioned to reach 100 wins. I listed everyone that I’ve remembered be talked about in this thread.

I know, I was just completing the list with remaining active riders.

 

[Eddy Evenepoel]

Kristoff 96!

 

[AmRacer]

Kristoff got another one.