View: https://twitter.com/CajaRural_RGA/status/1727265387484766613
Seb Berwick is a definite possibility.
Seb Berwick is a definite possibility.
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We gave our kids hyphenated lastnames so no disambiguation when (at least) the youngest one rips up the cobble classics in 15 years time.
A slightly strange non-renewal, really. Out of his depth at WT level, but put him in low level races with a significant climb and he can score plenty of cheap points. Could be useful for Caja Rural if your hunch is correct.
Now, that's a surprising signing. It seemed as if there was no place at EF anymore for anything other than contract extensions.
Yuhi Todome signs with EF Education-EasyPost | EF Education-EasyPost
Japanese rookie steps up to the WorldTourefprocycling.com
EF will have 7 neo-pros in 2024. That's quite a number.
I'm guessing the rumour of Padun breaking out of his contract might be true.
confirmed now:
Sebastian Berwick, juventud y experiencia al servicio de Caja Rural-Seguros RGA - Team Caja Rural - Seguros RGA
Berwick destaca por su capacidad en montaña, terreno en el que ha alcanzado su mejor rendimiento durante las tres temporadas que ha completado en el equipo
teamcajarural-segurosrga.com
Todome to EF is also surprising as Nippo was reported to reduce their sponsorship - or did that only affect the devo team?
I've always doubted that Berwick was WT Level, but he will be good value riding their calendar.
Weird non-renewal indeed, I tought he would definitely be resigned after his Giro and win in Hainan.
Just makes sure it's absolutely certain it's a hyphenated name. Otherwise, there could be some confusion.
Chris Juul-Jensen has a hyphenated name, or maybe he doesn't... he's not entirely sure himself. Still often gets referred to as simply "Chris Juul" anyway.
Boasson-Hagen's name is hyphenated nowadays, but then most people usually call him by both names anyway, so there's not a lot of confusion there.
I actually think he was just starting to find his feet racing in Europe, it can take time for riders coming out of the Australian domestic scene to get used to the euro peloton and this season it looked like Berwick was doing that.
You are right about the calendar he should get racing Caj Rural, if he is any good he’ll get a chance with them to show it and at his age he’s still got time to move back into the WT if his results are good enough.
on paper, they should be able to offer a good calendar for him, yeah. Most "foreign" (from a different linguistic area) transfers to Caja haven't exactly turned into a success story, though.
But Berwick lives in Girona, as far as I can see, so maybe he knows the language a bit already.
But Berwick lives in Girona, as far as I can see, so maybe he knows the language a bit already.
Someone seems to have slightly misunderstood what "retired" means...
www.procyclingstats.com
But of course... several riders who "retire" ends up just doing gravel...
Peter Sagan
Peter Sagan (born 1990-01-26 in Žilina) is a professional road racing cyclist from Slovakia, currently riding for TotalEnergies. His best results are 3 wins in World Championships ME - Road Race and 12 stage wins in Tour de France.
www.procyclingstats.com
But of course... several riders who "retire" ends up just doing gravel...
in his case, it only said "retiring from WorldTour" in the announcements in January already, though. He even indicated that he could do San Juan again:
Peter Sagan retiring from WorldTour at end of season, targets MTB at Paris Olympics
'It was never my dream to race or to be a professional rider until 40 or 50' says three-time road world champion in San Juan
www.cyclingnews.com
in his case, it only said "retiring from WorldTour" in the announcements in January already, though. He even indicated that he could do San Juan again:
Peter Sagan retiring from WorldTour at end of season, targets MTB at Paris Olympics
'It was never my dream to race or to be a professional rider until 40 or 50' says three-time road world champion in San Juan
Then I misremembered. I thought it said "retiring from the road".
San Juan will not take place in 2024in his case, it only said "retiring from WorldTour" in the announcements in January already, though. He even indicated that he could do San Juan again:
Peter Sagan retiring from WorldTour at end of season, targets MTB at Paris Olympics
'It was never my dream to race or to be a professional rider until 40 or 50' says three-time road world champion in San Juan
yeah, but it still shows that he never planed to retire from road racing altogether
https://cyclinguptodate.com/cycling...l-remain-at-bora-hansgrohe-i-cant-answer-that
...Uijtdebroeks, in an interview with VTM, said: "Many things are said and written, but many of them are not correct". At the insistence about his future at BORA - hansgrohe, the cyclist adopted a reserved and emphatic stance: "I have no comments to make about those matters at the moment".
Ralph Denk, team manager of BORA-hansgrohe, has remained cautious about this wave of speculation according to Wielerflits: "At the moment there is nothing on the table. It's a big advantage that he still has a contract until next year. I don't know if he'll end up leaving, but for the moment nothing is on the table."
(Ineos have only 26 riders down for 2024 so maybe things might be afoot)
...Uijtdebroeks, in an interview with VTM, said: "Many things are said and written, but many of them are not correct". At the insistence about his future at BORA - hansgrohe, the cyclist adopted a reserved and emphatic stance: "I have no comments to make about those matters at the moment".
Ralph Denk, team manager of BORA-hansgrohe, has remained cautious about this wave of speculation according to Wielerflits: "At the moment there is nothing on the table. It's a big advantage that he still has a contract until next year. I don't know if he'll end up leaving, but for the moment nothing is on the table."
(Ineos have only 26 riders down for 2024 so maybe things might be afoot)
Cian is not even saying "I have a valid contract for next year". that says a lot. and it's almost December and this saga is still ongoing. who knows...
But Jumbo said they want to give their younger guys a chance at the Giro, while Van Aert will have a free role to win stages and the points jersey. Show everyone how great he is.
Tour, Vinge with Kuss as support.
Vuelta, Vinge + Kuss.
I dont see why/how they would be in for Uijtebroeks. He will have a hard time winning races in the pros imo.
Vinge could be great for another +5 years quite easily.
I would think guys like Nordhagen, who is on their devo team next year, and potentially Withen are guys who will be the future for them.
Finally Confirmed, Tobias Foss joins team INEOS for a 3 years contract.
View: https://twitter.com/INEOSGrenadiers/status/1729107818190348519?t=6u6srPwhrYdgOBBNt-lFHw&s=19
View: https://twitter.com/INEOSGrenadiers/status/1729107818190348519?t=6u6srPwhrYdgOBBNt-lFHw&s=19
Foss should've signed up for Polti and done what Honchar did at the Giro d'Italia back then!
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