The only one who came with Roglič was his coach Marc Lamberts.For who? I haven't heard anyone from Bora having difficulties with Roglic's entourage. Also who did he bring besides his performance guy who was already employed by Red Bull?
The only one who came with Roglič was his coach Marc Lamberts.For who? I haven't heard anyone from Bora having difficulties with Roglic's entourage. Also who did he bring besides his performance guy who was already employed by Red Bull?
Who already retired.The only one who came with Roglič was his coach Marc Lamberts.
You can't point at Lipowitz because there is no point of reference. Even last year he already showed himself.Don't they have a great performance team? With the whole Red Bull Performance Center thing. They made a big thing about it before the 2025 season. And you could say that 2025 wasn't that impressive, definitely not the classics, but if you look at Lipowitz he's been doing great.
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What? He said few months ago he'll retire after 2026 season.Who already retired.
Lipowitz is better than last year though. Could be just developing due to his age, but could also be due to Red Bull's influence. Same goes for Pellizzari.You can't point at Lipowitz because there is no point of reference. Even last year he already showed himself.
I haven't seen anything at all to suggest that Bora is making riders better from that perspective. Vlasov? Hindley? Roglic? Not seeing it. Maybe Roglic gets a pass since he came from Visma to begin with and isn't getting younger, but so far i am not seeing guys like Wellense or Campenaerts at their age suddenly becoming world beaters, at Bora.
Oh, i thought his contract ended after 2025. But if that is the case, that's good news, because he was instrumental in the development of Visma.What? He said few months ago he'll retire after 2026 season.
But at what shape can be at? Fully rested and that's itRemco is back on the startlist for San Sebastian on PCS.
LET'S GO!
He is not retired yet, guys.But at what shape can be at? Fully rested and that's it
Didn't he want to end his career together with Roglic? So basically if he keeps going, so will Lambrechts.Oh, i thought his contract ended after 2025. But if that is the case, that's good news, because he was instrumental in the development of Visma.
They removed it already, luckilyHe is not retired yet, guys.
He'll be decent.
I wanna see a proper fight with Ayuso and del Toro.
That would be a surprise, but i doubt it. Just yesterday belgian newsoutlets 'confirmed' he ain't riding it. Koen pelgrim (his trainer) saying it comes to early. Now maybe he is no longer part of Soudal and things change. But i doubt he'll do san sebastian.He is not retired yet, guys.
He'll be decent.
I wanna see a proper fight with Ayuso and del Toro.
There was an news item on X that reported he would race but I think it was based on an older startlist. I assume PCS picked it up but saw the error.They removed it already, luckily
But at what shape can be at? Fully rested and that's it
He isn't going to Red Bull mid-season, it has always been said it would be for 2026Now maybe he is no longer part of Soudal and things change. But i doubt he'll do san sebastian.
Sven Vanthourenhout will replace Rolf. So yes, indeed, the team is being prepared for Remco's arrival.lol. well i think the organisers are wong.
Also Rolf Aldag has been replaced with Vanthourenhout.
Not sure how I feel about that, but Remco is def. coming to Red Bull.
Wether from august or in january.
Sven Vanthourenhout will replace Rolf. So yes, indeed, the team is being prepared for Remco's arrival.
I doubt it. Sven's transfer to the management was communicated more than a month ago. It could be just a strategic move from Red Bull to ease a deal.That seems more like Red Bull is putting whoever Remco wants in team management at this point
The Red Bull - Remcos
Lol, that's just coincidence. Vanthourenhout did more than enough to earn that position.That seems more like Red Bull is putting whoever Remco wants in team management at this point
The Red Bull - Remcos
That's the takeaway from this thread? That Evenepoel doesn't need to prove himself?It's the all time classic of cycling fans. Roglic needs to prove everything time and time again. Evenepoel does not. 10 years from now, he will only be 35 after all.
My statement was generally about how riders like Jai and Vlasov handeld the situation that Roglič was placed ahead of them. And since he brought changes to the team, including new staff, it was clear the focus was on him. As the Giro winner, that's something you first have to come to terms with.For who? I haven't heard anyone from Bora having difficulties with Roglic's entourage. Also who did he bring besides his performance guy who was already employed by Red Bull?
No, perhaps more importantly they also poached the nutrition expert Asker Jeukendrup, who came into a conflict of interest since he already worked as a consultant for Red Bull the brand before Red Bull joined a cycling team.The only one who came with Roglič was his coach Marc Lamberts.
He had the good fortune of getting to work with Roglic as his first job at Lotto-Jumbo-Visma. And then Van Aert came along, whom he already trained. You could of course wonder whether it was the athletes or the coach who was the decisive factor in their success.Oh, i thought his contract ended after 2025. But if that is the case, that's good news, because he was instrumental in the development of Visma.