The 3 GT and 7 one-week races.

[AmRacer]

Will any rider win all of them?
Jonas and Tadej seems to be the only one with a chance. Jonas is little behind his schedule due to the last two seasons crashes.

Race	Tadej	Jonas	Roglic	Remco	S. Yates	Ayuso	Almeida
TdF	X​	X​
Giro	X​	​	X​	​	X​
Vuelta	​	X​	X​	X​	X​
P-N	X​	​	X​
T-A	X​	X​	X​	​	X​	X​
Catalunya	X​	​	X​
Itzulia	​	X​	X​	​	​	X​	X​
Romandie	​	​	X​	​			X​
Dauphine*	X​	X​	X​
Suisse							X ​

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[AmRacer]

I'll edit the table (Suisse) and also update during the season.
Did I get it right?
Missing any rider?

 

[hayneplane]

Ayuso won T-A last year and Almeida Itzulia, Romandie and Suisse.

Roglic is only missing Tour and Suisse.

Remco has only won Vuelta and Simon Yates has won Giro and Vuelta.

 

[AmRacer]

Ayuso won T-A last year and Almeida Itzulia, Romandie and Suisse.

Roglic is only missing Tour and Suisse.

Remco has only won Vuelta and Simon Yates has won Giro and Vuelta.

To complicated to get it nice and correct on handheld device 😭I try fixing when I'm a computer, in a couple of days.

 

[hayneplane]

To complicated to get it nice and correct on handheld device 😭I try fixing when I'm a computer, in a couple of days.

Trying to put my CQ ranking team together on an IPhone was an exercise in pain and frustration 😆

 

[CyclistAbi]

Let me guess AI gave you those numbers you inputted into the table? Basically data for Rogla, Pogi and Jonas are not correct and i didn't check further. For Rogla i can say Tour and ToS is currently missing and the rest should be checked, currently that isn't the case. As for Pogi and Jonas, they didn't win all one week stage races listed and currently marked as checked. As for the records, Rogla will hopefully beat Sean Kelly in number of week long stage races won category, three more are currently needed to tie the record.

 

[YavorD]

Has Remco officially been crowned the Giro 2020 (a.k.a The Giro he would have won) winner?

And I see Pogacar has already been awarded Romandie before he even started.
Are they paying him not to go, like The Giro did 100 years ago?

 

[CyclistAbi]

Has Remco officially been crowned the Giro 2020 (a.k.a The Giro he would have won) winner?

And I see Pogacar has already been awarded Romandie before he even started.
Are they paying him not to go, like The Giro did 100 years ago?

AI slop.

 

[CyclistAbi]

Will any rider win all of them?

My vote goes to Primož Roglič.

 

[CyclistAbi]

Note that Quintana stacks up nicely in regards to such tables.

 

[YavorD]

My vote goes to Primož Roglič.

2026 starts with a shock.
I never believed you would vote for Roglic.

 

[CyclistAbi]

2026 starts with a shock.
I never believed you would vote for Roglic.

I mean ToS is missing but to be honest Rogla never seemed that eager to win it anyway. He already is a record holder in this regards and hence already made history. Compared to a rider like Jonas or Pogi he won most of them twice and hence the depth of his effort in terms of an achievement is currently of a magnitude bigger. At Tour he was second and a part of a winning team. So i don't know on why some other rider would deserve more respect ATM in regards to the stats selected. Maybe some other rider will beat Rogla in this stats in the future but at least for now he is the best from the pack and still racing for RBH. So there is that.

 

[Potomac]

This is a great idea for a thread. The table just needs some work.
No need to call it AI slop.

What is the minimum achievement for an active rider to make the grid?

 

[CyclistAbi]

This is a great idea for a thread. The table just needs some work.
No need to call it AI slop.

Of course it should be called AI slop if that is what was presented. Once the actual work gets done and the data will be correct, for that i agree it will likely turn out all right and thanks for the effort up front.

 

[Rockestar_33]

I'm assuming Simon is Yates. He won the Giro.

Tadej hasn't even started Romandie yet, nor has he won Itzulia. Jonas hasn't won Paris-Nice, Catalunya or Romandie yet either. Remco has literally only won the Vuelta, the next best stage race he's won is Pologne.

 

[AmRacer]

I'm assuming Simon is Yates. He won the Giro.

Tadej hasn't even started Romandie yet, nor has he won Itzulia. Jonas hasn't won Paris-Nice, Catalunya or Romandie yet either. Remco has literally only won the Vuelta, the next best stage race he's won is Pologne.

Remco has won UAE and Algarve?

 

[Libertine Seguros]

Algarve isn't a World Tour event. UAE should likely belong above Pologne but even that is arguable - it tends to have a stronger field and includes full-size MTFs and an ITT, even if it's basically balanced between ____ and ___/, but it also is a race with very little history and taking place in February makes it very much a pre-season type race in terms of the form people approach it with.

Just think, if Visma hadn't been so completely cowardly when they had the form early in the 2020 Tour and then tried to win by as little as possible by handcuffing the entire GC battle to the pace of the 15th best climber in the race, Roglič would be the hands down favourite for this, needing only a single prep race to complete the set.

 

[Rockestar_33]

Remco has won UAE and Algarve?

Pologne is better than both for me

 

[Potomac]

So Remco has won only one of the 10 races in the grid?

In that case every active rider with just a single win in one of those should be part of the matrix.

Kuss, Jorgenson, Carapaz (suisse and Giro!)

To make it easier, better just with having won at least two of those races.

Drop Remco for Carapaz.

 

[vappaxbipmv]

So Remco has won only one of the 10 races in the grid?

In that case every active rider with just a single win in one of those should be part of the matrix.

Kuss, Jorgenson, Carapaz (suisse and Giro!)

To make it easier, better just with having won at least two of those races.

Drop Remco for Carapaz.

And add Adam Yates, he has Catalunya, Romandie and Suisse

 

[Potomac]

Quintana has 7 of them

Tirreno-Adriatico 2.UWT 2017-03-14 ME
Vuelta a España 2.UWT 2016-09-11 ME
Tour de Romandie 2.UWT 2016-05-01 ME
Volta Ciclista a Catalunya 2.UWT 2016-03-27 ME
Tirreno-Adriatico 2.UWT 2015-03-17 ME
Giro d'Italia 2.UWT 2014-06-01 ME
Vuelta Ciclista al País Vasco 2.UWT 2013-04-06 ME

 

[proffate]

Drop Remco for Carapaz.

Remco has a 10% chance of winning them all in his career. Carapaz has<1% of the same. And more importantly, Remco can generate pages of debate whereas Richie is just not that controversial.

I don't think Yates belongs there and Roglic is just honorarily included for Abibi.

 

[Cycling111]

My vote goes to Primož Roglič.

He's not even going to the Tour de France this year. Will he win it in 2028 when he's 38?

 

[Cycling111]

So Remco has won only one of the 10 races in the grid?

In that case every active rider with just a single win in one of those should be part of the matrix.

Kuss, Jorgenson, Carapaz (suisse and Giro!)

To make it easier, better just with having won at least two of those races.

Drop Remco for Carapaz.

Yes. Remco has won one Vuelta and none of one-week races in 6 years, but if you say that you think it will be difficult for him to win TDF because he has obvious difficulties in stage races, you are attacking him.

 

[Berniece]

Pogacar is going to win them all, and he's the only one that will