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When it’s 1.2 race, does it count as pro win?
It would be very surprising not to see them in the early break of the day in all the monuments and the bonus is they are easy to pick out in the peloton with their bright kit.Uno-X has, deservedly so, just been invited to the Tour of Flandres. I’m quite excited to see what the team can bring to these kind of races, especially since team manager Jens Haugland expects Tobias Johannessen to participate. The team will also ride Paris-Roubaix and LBL, btw. Fully deserved after their great start to the season.
A pity Hoelgaard left the team. He showed last year he could play a role in these classics. Trek could be really strong this year.Uno-X has, deservedly so, just been invited to the Tour of Flandres. I’m quite excited to see what the team can bring to these kind of races, especially since team manager Jens Haugland expects Tobias Johannessen to participate. The team will also ride Paris-Roubaix and LBL, btw. Fully deserved after their great start to the season.
I mean, look at how bad things went for EF and Astana, it could have been even worse...One of the big goals for the team today and completely out of it.
Skaarseth best Uno-X rider in 28th place. A decent result for him, but not good enough for the team. Tiller and Halland Johannesen were both involved in crashes, but none of the crashes looked very serious, so I have no idea why Tiller didn’t perform better.
THJ has been sick the last week and have very little experience in these kind of races, so that’s more understandable.
They really need to step it at Roubaix. I think in theory that’s a race that should fit the team better. Tiller, Resell, Skaarseth, Blume Levy and Wærenskjold should be even better without hills.
But they have some serious work to do with doing positioning better into key parts of the race. Today they were never in position into the climbs.
One of the big goals for the team today and completely out of it.
Skaarseth best Uno-X rider in 28th place. A decent result for him, but not good enough for the team. Tiller and Halland Johannesen were both involved in crashes, but none of the crashes looked very serious, so I have no idea why Tiller didn’t perform better.
THJ has been sick the last week and have very little experience in these kind of races, so that’s more understandable.
They really need to step it at Roubaix. I think in theory that’s a race that should fit the team better. Tiller, Resell, Skaarseth, Blume Levy and Wærenskjold should be even better without hills.
But they have some serious work to do with doing positioning better into key parts of the race. Today they were never in position into the climbs.
What a rider Tobias Halland Johannessen is. I hope Uno-X can get atleast one more good climbing domestique in to help him next season.
The best they can do for now is to get his twin brother back in shape
Yes, big problems for him. Injuries during the winter and then he got covid after Tour of Norway.The best they can do for now is to get his twin brother back in shape
I can’t see this happening before Paris Olympics. He turns 30 in 2024, so still some good years left after that.There is a rumor that Kristian Blummenfeldt might go from triathlon to cycling and that Uno-X is very interested as well as other teams. Now there are many good triathletes who has gone over to cycling, but Blummenfeldt is one of the best triathletes ever. He has basically won everything there is to win from olympic to world champs and holds the world record both in triathlon and ironman. Blummenfeldt simply is a beast, his training schedule is beyond human and his endurance is off the charts. And he is still only 28 y.o. It could be very interesting to see what he could do in pro cycling.
Announced today that Magnus Kulset is promoted from the Developement team and will be a part of the pro team for the next two seasons.
He is a promising climber, finishing in the top 30 at Tour of the Alps and he was 6th at the stage to Fauniera in the babygiro this year. He looks to be more useful than his two older brothers, but not a big talent like his younger brother.
Hopefully he can become a solid domestique for Halland Johannesen in climbing races.
That means 24 riders announced for next year, 6 more spots to fill.
A month ago Jarle Fredagsvik, the main Norwegian Cycling journalist tweeted this:Any news regarding the 10 riders who are out of contract?
And there are also a few of their development riders who don't have a confirmed contract for next season either.