Apparently he said that he wasn't tired at all after MSR. I guess we can't expect every 21 year old to be consistently good.Maybe a little tired still from MSR? I hope they don't burn him out.
Or consistently honest?Apparently he said that he wasn't tired at all after MSR. I guess we can't expect every 21 year old to be consistently good.
He's just like the Eiffel Tower.I am happy to inform you, that in Tom's current state, he is again 1.70 m tall.
Thomas Pidcock
Thomas Pidcock (born 1999-07-30 in Leeds) is a professional road racing cyclist from Great Britain, currently riding for INEOS Grenadiers. His best results are 1st place in stage Tour de France and 1st place in De Brabantse Pijl - La Flèche Brabançonne.www.procyclingstats.com
Tom Pidcock | The INEOS Grenadiers
One of the most exciting talents to come out of British cycling, Tom Pidcock continues to add honours to his young palmares. In addition to an Olympic Gold medal on the mountain bike in 2021, 2022 saw him claim the cyclo-cross world title. The multi-discipline trail-blazer also claimed a...www.ineosgrenadiers.com
I'm starting to think Tom's height simply changes with the seasons.
Should be leader since Kwiatkowski has been injured but I hope Ineos try to do something other than just wait for the final climb.I'm very curious to see how he performs on Mur de Huy.
He will be this year’s candidate to launch too early on the climb and then caught by the top.I'm very curious to see how he performs on Mur de Huy.
So, the only thing not being huge is the guy himself?this win is HUGE. for him, for his team, for British fans and British Cycling
Maybe it's a confidence thing and he'll continue to grow as long he wins?So, the only thing not being huge is the guy himself?
Though, since his height seems to have settled down at 1.70m, it does mean he's not actually short!
If he's as talented as it seems, he could end up being taller than Connor Dunne!Maybe it's a confidence thing and he'll continue to grow as long he wins?
Then he would definitely have a hard time keeping his weight under 60 kg.If he's as talented as it seems, he could end up being taller than Connor Dunne!
He became junior WCh TT a couple of years ago so he probably isn't too bad it. He should be a capable GT-rider in the future since he dominated the baby Giro last year, but I hope Ineos doesn't try to turn him into a fulltime GT-rider.What is Ineos long-term goal with him? To become GT rider? Also is he any good in TT?
He probably fills their squad much, much easier as a classics rider, but it's still Ineos. They'll want him as the future British GT star long term.He became junior WCh TT a couple of years ago so he probably isn't too bad it. He should be a capable GT-rider in the future since he dominated the baby Giro last year, but I hope Ineos doesn't try to turn him into a fulltime GT-rider.
He has not done anything in the mountains yet at pro level so I doubt it.Wouldn't be surprised if he already goes for GC at the Vuelta.
Or at least tests himself.
Wrong thread, there's only one rider capable of those wins!2 months into his Pro career, and he's going head to head in a Classic with the World's best Classics rider, and absolutely smoking the guy.
His potential seems limitless, if his junior career and the last few weeks are an indicator of what's to come. At some point he'll probably need to specialise more, but right now you could see him winning 5 Monuments, the Grand Tours, a MTB Olympics gold, a CX Worlds, elite TTs, Champs Elysees sprints, you name it. Not all of them, but any of them, if you catch my drift.
No guarantees in cycling, we've seen it many times before, but this kid is a genuine mega-talent.
And that is Chris Harper!Wrong thread, there's only one rider capable of those wins!![]()