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Ayuso has basically no chance to win them all, even one would be amazing for him. Pogacar would start them all with a clear objective, winThat's supposedly what Ayuso wants to do.
Ayuso has basically no chance to win them all, even one would be amazing for him. Pogacar would start them all with a clear objective, winThat's supposedly what Ayuso wants to do.
I assume so. He'll have no GT where he's leader so why not go to the Tour as domestique and maybe he can get a top 10 GC as well.Almeida won:t go to the Tour 😳
Del Toro domestique?
Yes, it's confirmedI assume so. He'll have no GT where he's leader so why not go to the Tour as domestique and maybe he can get a top 10 GC as well.
Might be Christen or maybe Narvaez.
Assume that means no Vuelta, I haven't seen the full report? Fatigue management from starting a bit later just seems to have been offset by doing Romandie and a Suisse with closer proximity to The Tour than he usually has. Not that I mind it, I always preferred the Vuelta with no real big guns going. Would've liked opening weekend then E3/Gent and fully skip Ardennes but that always seemed unrealistic.Strade and the 4 Monuments in spring + Romandie. Then Suisse and TDF
Vine will replace him, which is just an upgrade on all terrain heading into 2026. I expect Yates to begin slotting into the role Majka had in his last years, which shouldn’t be understated or undermined btw, super valueable for any unit.View: https://x.com/i/status/1999867047988392154
UAE's Giro squad. With Yates there and his Tour being subpar this year after riding the Giro, I think (and hope) there's a replacement for him at the Tour.
Del Toro could add Ardennes, his last race before that in Basque country
wtf are you talking about, it's clear he's trying the impossible: completing cycling in the modern era (winning all 3 GTs, 5 monuments, WCs, olympics and the 7 big one week races). The only way to have a chance for him is to be very selective in his calendar choiceBrother is half retired. Riding like someone who has another job on the side
That's just a long-winded way of saying 'Ducking Jordi Meeus and Nils Eekhoff at Mémorial Frank Vandenbroucke'.wtf are you talking about, it's clear he's trying the impossible: completing cycling in the modern era (winning all 3 GTs, 5 monuments, WCs, olympics and the 7 big one week races). The only way to have a chance for him is to be very selective in his calendar choice
Pretty sure that was sarcasmwtf are you talking about, it's clear he's trying the impossible: completing cycling in the modern era (winning all 3 GTs, 5 monuments, WCs, olympics and the 7 big one week races). The only way to have a chance for him is to be very selective in his calendar choice
That's what's only been revealed so far. I assume no Vuelta as well considering the Worlds suit him and he probably would want the best prep by going to the Canadian classics. I honestly also wanted the opening weekend for Pogi but I guess that can wait.Assume that means no Vuelta, I haven't seen the full report? Fatigue management from starting a bit later just seems to have been offset by doing Romandie and a Suisse with closer proximity to The Tour than he usually has. Not that I mind it, I always preferred the Vuelta with no real big guns going. Would've liked opening weekend then E3/Gent and fully skip Ardennes but that always seemed unrealistic.
Maybe if Vingegaard shows up in average shape on his second GT then he can manage the efforts like the Giro in 2023, but the World's obviously suits him so understandable that he would focus more on that.
Christen/Arietta/Morgado at the Giro could be hilarious, some potential for real carnage, shame Soler isn't there really, poor Almeida.
Sounds like they'll decide about the Vuelta closer to the time. Might depend how he is coming out of the Tour. A lot of people act like it's a done deal he won't do the Vuelta because he's always tired after the Tour, but they forget he would 100% have done it in 2024 if it weren't for team politics. If he has another Tour like that, he'll do the Vuelta.That's what's only been revealed so far. I assume no Vuelta as well considering the Worlds suit him and he probably would want the best prep by going to the Canadian classics. I honestly also wanted the opening weekend for Pogi but I guess that can wait.
