Current and upcoming races: 01.04 - 06.04 The Princess Maha Chakri Sirindhorns Cup Tour of Thailand 2.1 04.04 - 09.04 Itzulia Basque Country 2.UWT 05.04 - 08.04 Tour of Mevlana 2.2 05.04 - 08.04 Circuit Cycliste Sarthe - Pays de la Loire 2.1 06.04 - 09.04 Circuit des Ardennes 2.2 06.04 Scheldeprijs 1.Pro 06.04 Scheldeprijs vrouwen elite 1.1 WE 10.04 Amstel Gold Race 1.UWT 10.04 Amstel Gold Race Ladies Edition 1.WWT 10.04 - 17.04 Presidential Cycling Tour of Turkey 2.Pro 12.04 Paris–Camembert 1.1 12.04 - 15.04 Giro di Sicilia 2.1
Ok so very serious request: i remember someone posting a webm months ago with Italian cyclist Maria Giulia Confalonieri warming up inside a velodrome. Please post it if you read this
Yeah, but I heard Jose de Cauwer say that De Ronde wasn't nearly as difficult in the old days as it is now. When you look at the winners in those years they seem to be more the printer type (albeit great cyclists) like Jan Raas and Walter Godefroot.
Noah Anderson
Hugh "Juan" Carthy is honorary Spaniard
Josiah Watson
As far as anglos go, Huge is one of the good ones
Ian Martinez
>Alpecin going with Merlier and Philipsen again It's like they want to make the velodrama selection difficult
Josiah Cox
I always think SRAM rear derailleurs look so horrible
Jeremiah Price
Last year Jasper won because Quick-Step tried to go for both Cav and Bennett, not a good idea imo
Jayden Stewart
/grande/ Pippo is going to be the one and only secret pick though, so I am letting you know 2 weeks in advance!
Allah seems like an optimistic pick here but would be nice to see him win there could be drama if Memco refuses to work for him or tries to go for the win himself
Sebastian Morgan
Did you pick Remco for Itzulia?
Lucas Wood
No wait I am mixing up Berts. Trying to catch Irishbert here, secretly making an Itzulia team but his flag is Spanish now of course, not Austrian.
>Back on Track is a groundbreaking series which shines a light on the incredible stories of the riders behind the first season of the UCI Track Champions League.
Blake Morris
Does Remco think he is the team leader? What's he gonna do if Lefebvre tells him to work for Allah tomorrow
Nathan Thomas
Seethe, probably
Jacob Young
As a back-to-back ELITE TOP 50 participant, I know better than to play all my cards on stage 1 ITT!
he will regret choosing Memco. meanwhile I have nothing but the greatest respect for mämmi racing for not choosing a single jumbo rider.
Easton Perez
>rain this sunday morning in Roubaix We could have had mud Paris-Roubaix 2 years in a row, but these god damn frogs had to move it because of some election, i am seething
Aiden Peterson
Berts, thru my whistleblowing email, I have received an extremely alarming email ...
Van Looy had 5 monuments and multiple top-10 in the three grand tours. Closest anyone has ever come, besides Merckx. Valverde had the potential (except P-R and TdF) for all of them.
If Pogi wins them all + WC, he's definitely the GOAT.
Bentley Adams
good, I'm glad he's mad, only makes him stronger
Josiah Gutierrez
Honestly, Valverde is a coward for not going to De Ronde earlier in his career. He should have started diversifying the races he rides like 10 years ago. He could have had a much more impressive career, as crazy as that sounds.
Carson Foster
>If Pogi wins them all + WC, he's definitely the GOAT. Well, no, Merckx would still be the GOAT, unless Pogi also wins every monument 2+ times and wins every GT, with at least 11 total GT wins then we can start the conversation about Pogi being the GOAT
Juan Adams
Mercks never won Strade so Pogi will be the GOAT
Zachary Collins
>Merckx has only 1 Vuelta win >Merckx has 0 Tirreno-Adriatico wins lmao what a fraud
Jaxson Barnes
Merckx didn't win Paris-Camembert so not the GOAT anyway
Aaron Evans
Merckx didnae win 7 tdf in a row either the jobber
Zachary Carter
He also didn't win the prestigious Under the Footsteps of Romans baka
Adam Clark
IT'S OFFICIALY ONE WEEK UNTIL PARIS-CAMEMBERT
Angel Cruz
>The Bordeaux–Paris professional cycle race was one of Europe's classic cycle races, and one of the longest in the professional calendar, covering approximately 560 km (350 mi) – more than twice most single-day races. It started in northern Bordeaux in southwest France at 2am and finished in the capital Paris 14 hours later. The professional event was held from 1891 until 1988. It was held as an amateur event in 2014.
>Porto–Lisbon (Portuguese: Porto-Lisboa) was an annual road cycling race held in Portugal on 10 June in celebration of Portugal Day. Covering a distance of approximately 330-340 kilometres, the race was the longest on the professional calendar after the disappearance of Bordeaux–Paris in 1988. It started in Porto, Portugal's second-largest city, and finished in the Portuguese capital Lisbon around eight or nine hours later. SOVL
Jason Brown
Meh. Surely no clean winner of this race
Anthony Kelly
thank you for appreciation, although it's of course mostly her palmares that matters over her looks, and with strade bianche + ronde van vlaanderen she is finally getting the wins after all that bad luck she had in big races over the years
of course she is also the reigning track world champion in the points race, and a true flandrienne, above all a woman of the people
