Hart has stated he is planning to ride the Tour, Bernal maybe, his big aim for next year is the Vuelta.Possible that Giro field will not include any prior GT winners? Or perhaps Hart and/or Bernal?
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Hart has stated he is planning to ride the Tour, Bernal maybe, his big aim for next year is the Vuelta.Possible that Giro field will not include any prior GT winners? Or perhaps Hart and/or Bernal?
I wouldn’t be surprised if Simon Yates goes to the Giro, I wonder if Movistar send Quintana.Possible that Giro field will not include any prior GT winners? Or perhaps Hart and/or Bernal?
If all the GC riders who haven't won a GC went to the Giro, who would be the top 3?I wouldn’t be surprised if Simon Yates goes to the Giro, I wonder if Movistar send Quintana.
I would personally find it fun if we had a GT in which no prior GT winners started.
I wouldn’t be surprised if Simon Yates goes to the Giro, I wonder if Movistar send Quintana.
I would personally find it fun if we had a GT in which no prior GT winners started.
“There are three teams in competition for him,” Philipsen's agent, Alex Carera has told GCN. “Ineos and Jumbo are a no now. It’s Bora, Trek and UAE. With Ineos, we must understand what happens after the Rod Ellingworth era. ... “It’s not a question about money, it’s about the project because he’s a multi-disciplinary rider and there are some interesting teams who have given us details on their project but more time is needed," he explains. "It’s about his future, so it’s really important what comes next after 2024.”
Management is a mess by the sounds of it.So why are (talented) cyclists (predominantly) avoiding Ineos?
Theodor Storm was set to join Ineos Grenadiers from the start of 2025 but GCN now reports that the rider will skip the season in continental ColoQuick and turn professional with the British team from 2024 right away.
If all they do is press the young talents into the service of their GC or British riders on all stages who are not winning and not given their opportunities in line with their talent, its basically a waste of time and effort. Also due to the work put in, one is already tired even when the right opportunity comes along making it a non opportunity which leaves them open to failure but also cause them to doubt their talent and capability, thereby reducing their market value.Back to Team Ineos (it is their thread after all) - missing out on Albert Philipsen and it's not for lack of money as that's not the main worry (apparently)
https://cyclinguptodate.com/cycling...reveals-ineos-grenadiers-deal-will-not-happen
Agree, with Sheffield, Turner, Pidcock, the Hayters, Tarling and Ganna there are some potential big wins. But I'm not sure if that's a good idea for a British team built on TdF wins.Ineos have only G and Rodriguez as a GT rider who could podium so the kiddies have a big chance in the near future. The interesting thing is Ineos seem to building a good classics/one day team.
That's why their last TdF winner was Colombian.Ineos only really care about their British talent.
Didn’t realise Ganna was British, someone should tell the Italian national team as he’s riding under the wrong flag.Ineos only really care about their British talent. If I were Sheffield, I would flee that team as soon as possible. He could be a star somewhere else. Otherwise, he will just be pressed into doing grunt work for some washed up British rider.
Yes, but. Bernal had/has zero name recognition in the UK, and for a team that's based selling a copy of the iconic Land Rover, that's no bueno.That's why their last TdF winner was Colombian.
He probably sent Jadon Sancho a Zwift bike for Christmas. Also I reckon a big lump like Maguire would do well over the cobbles.So Brailsford to sign Remco with Manchester United.