Not the first and certainly not the last case of people who try to go to the moon but fail to install a proper engine before they launch.
from the moment I heard the news in July I had the "too good to be true" feeling.What do you guys think about the BB Hotels team collapse? It‘s one of the most important topics in the moment.
I think it‘s a sad story. How is it possible that you ride the Tour in July, and completely collapse four or five months after? From Top-25 (teams) in the world, to Zero. I cannot understand how this could even happen…
More importantly, they have announced the roster is already full for next year, so apparently no room for Cavendish.Stephen Williams to Israel
The photographer made him look a little younger than 19 when the picture was taken.
Why does he look like he's 15?
The general look of 15-year-olds.The photographer made him look a little younger than 19 when the picture was taken.
And you really should quit your hobby of looking at 15 year old kids![]()
Does he have a special, personal, "must ride KTM" deal? Because I'm pretty sure I've heard about riders switching bikes when they switched teams.A bit of a surprising signing (unless the team switches from Felt to KTM bikes?)
B&B was going to ride Bianchi in 2023, so it wasn't a must, but he was at Vini Fantini together with KTM and then followed them to France, so he seems to have been their Austrian rider of choice (KTM is Austrian).Does he have a special, personal, "must ride KTM" deal? Because I'm pretty sure I've heard about riders switching bikes when they switched teams.
I actually thought it would be the other way round; that riders with personal bike sponsors would be the really good riders, whereas would just have to ride whatever bikes their teams ride on.It was similar with Hugo Houle back then, who followed Argon-18 from Ag2r to Astana, before he became good enough to not be dependent of a bike sponsor anymore.
ah, you managed to reply before I deleted that part (as Houle was on a different bike at Ag2r - I misremembered that)I actually thought it would be the other way round; that riders with personal bike sponsors would be the really good riders, whereas would just have to ride whatever bikes their teams ride on.
I think it's because KTM is an Austrian company.Does he have a special, personal, "must ride KTM" deal? Because I'm pretty sure I've heard about riders switching bikes when they switched teams.
From the previously "unofficially" confirmed 18 riders, Holmes is replaced by Tom Bohli. As expected Nils Brun renews and final spot went for Alois Charrin.And that's Tudor sorted!
Tudor Pro Cycling Team 2023 (procyclingstats.com)
This time it's the right team!
no, B&B was going to ride BMC in 2023 (some riders already received their BMC bikes, saw them on Instagram)B&B was going to ride Bianchi in 2023, so it wasn't a must, but he was at Vini Fantini together with KTM and then followed them to France, so he seems to have been their Austrian rider of choice (KTM is Austrian).
Not really a transfer news item.G's confirmed his Giro appearance, via his Twitter.
He always seemed to like being in France. Didn't think he could change it at will. At any rate, I hadn't heard about it.
Indeed - I'd had one too many mulled wines.Not really a transfer news item.
Well, apparently not.Yes, Cordon-Ragot was supposed to have been the marquee Breton signing, but she's likely to continue at Trek now that Leah Thomas is taking a break due to back problems.