Is there an Olympic decision on Pidcock? There is one online article from yorkshirepost that says he is in, but it looks like they're just going off the reports that the Romanian finish on Sunday gave him a slot without further confirmation.
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Not definitive but:
Pidcock's win over Van der Poel still doesn't guarantee him an Olympic spot
The 21-year-old took his first elite MTB World Cup win in emphatic fashion.
cyclingtips.com
I was wondering about: “The UCI is expected to announce a list of qualified nations on Tuesday. From there Great Britain can select Pidcock (which it will).” I guess the UCI did not do the expected.Not definitive but:
Pidcock's win over Van der Poel still doesn't guarantee him an Olympic spot
The 21-year-old took his first elite MTB World Cup win in emphatic fashion.
Rankings:
Based on this (15th), I'd say he's in, but?
Rankings:
Based on this (15th), I'd say he's in, but?
That's not the Olympic Qualification ranking, which is published on UCI website in the 2020 rankings section (still only updated until 03/03/2020).
CERN is still busy trying to find the answers to finish that one.
Double header this weekend in Leogang, Austria. 3rd round of the XC World Cup, but the 1st round of the DH World Cup.
XC: Lots of climbing in Leogang, which should favour Lecomte; PF-P will surely challenge for a podium on this course were she won the World Championship - and Neff looks to be returning to form; a 4th place in the TdSuisse is very good result.
As for the men; Flueckinger has looked the most consistent, and I never write Nino off; even though he was miles off here last year, when Sarrou won.
XC: Lots of climbing in Leogang, which should favour Lecomte; PF-P will surely challenge for a podium on this course were she won the World Championship - and Neff looks to be returning to form; a 4th place in the TdSuisse is very good result.
As for the men; Flueckinger has looked the most consistent, and I never write Nino off; even though he was miles off here last year, when Sarrou won.
OUCH! 
www.bikeperfect.com
Florent Payet struck out of Leogang World cup in freak accident
Payet will miss race day after a pole strikes his genitals on a high-speed section of track
www.bikeperfect.com
Man, that's a cool facility!
N1no with an unfortunate start!
Congrats MF! He is flying this year!
Congrats LL! Speaking of flying!
N1no with an unfortunate start!
Congrats MF! He is flying this year!
Congrats LL! Speaking of flying!
It's hard to see Lecomte being beaten; she never looks like she is going hard, but just rides away from them all.
Lecomte is just in another league; none of the others can climb like her. Climbing is all about W/Kg, and being a lightweight she appears to find it easy. Add in her excellent technical skills and you have a all round rider.
One wonders how long her contract with Massi lasts; as surely one of the bigger teams will come with a big contract; she seems to be a winning machine, why wouldn't you try to sign her?
One wonders how long her contract with Massi lasts; as surely one of the bigger teams will come with a big contract; she seems to be a winning machine, why wouldn't you try to sign her?
I believe she has contract with them on yearly basis (or till the end of 2021 season)... She said last year that she's staying with Massi for at least 1 more year (2021) as she feels good in that "family"... But it is surely only matter of time she'll join one of the big teams - she is ideally built for the XCO (lightweight, strong, technically capable), she could become "female Nino" throughout the next 10 years.
Looks like Jolanda had a big crash and broke her hand - still managed to finish 4th
I was wondering why she suddenly slowed down towards the end of the race... looks like it's hard to ride MTB with broken hand
www.cyclingnews.com
I was wondering why she suddenly slowed down towards the end of the race... looks like it's hard to ride MTB with broken hand
Jolanda Neff breaks hand in crash at Leogang World Cup but finishes fourth
Swiss Olympic mountain bike team member continued riding to take fourth, impact on calendar unclear
www.cyclingnews.com
The biggest oponent of Loana is stuck on the U23 ranks. Unleash Mona, so we can have some battles this year!
Don't actually know how they rode that woods section on the DH track. Insanely difficult but made for great racing.
I really hope Loana can keep her form till the Tokyo and win a gold medal there. Ideally after a really close and suspense fight with Jenny and Jolanda
They both seem to have similar profiles; very slim, lightweight and supreme climbers.....The others will have a problem racing against them on anything that has any significant climbing.
If it was a male rider climbing & riding away from the best, I imagine World Tour teams would be knocking on the door with offers galore....
Oh... They are for sure knocking on her doors. She's just happy where she is and focusing on the current WC, WCH and Olympics. After that, I'm 99% sure she will move to one of the big teams (Scott, Specialized, Trek).
I'd love to see her stay at Massi! The money people at Massi need to figure out how to match any offers. It seems like they already have a support system that she likes so they just need to find money either from within or from an outside partner.
Another double header weekend at Les Gets; XC & DH........
No idea if Pidcock is racing, he was originally meant to be, but haven't heard anything since last weeks road race.
Lecomte looks the favourite, on a pretty non technical course, so the climbs will suit her. PF-P will probably be her main rival, though both Evie & Kate are in good form.
Flueckinger is the best bet, followed by Cink; this is were Nino won his last XCO World Cup in 2019, so can he finally equal Julien?
No idea if Pidcock is racing, he was originally meant to be, but haven't heard anything since last weeks road race.
Lecomte looks the favourite, on a pretty non technical course, so the climbs will suit her. PF-P will probably be her main rival, though both Evie & Kate are in good form.
Flueckinger is the best bet, followed by Cink; this is were Nino won his last XCO World Cup in 2019, so can he finally equal Julien?
Ineos have tweeted showing Tom training in Les Gets.....so he's racing; I wonder what his form is like?
Crashed again during the XCC short track but managed to finish 16th so 2nd row start on Sunday's XCO.
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