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  • jimmythecuckoojimmythecuckoo Posts: 4,521
    Depends on the length of Spesh contract or whether Canyon have the dosh to buy it out if they don't want to wait.
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  • greasedscotsmangreasedscotsman Posts: 7,224
    Stybar signed for Deceuninck Quick Step for another 2 years.

    https://www.deceuninck-quickstep.com/en ... -extension
  • rick_chaseyrick_chasey Posts: 55,980 Lives Here
    Dumoulin off to Jumbo
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  • greasedscotsmangreasedscotsman Posts: 7,224
    Mathieu van der Poel signs with Canyon for the next 4 years.

    "Really proud to announce that I’ve signed a personal agreement with Canyon for the next four years to be their proud ambassador."

    https://www.facebook.com/mathieu.vanderpoel/
  • ShutupJensShutupJens Posts: 1,373
    greasedscotsman wrote:
    Mathieu van der Poel signs with Canyon for the next 4 years.

    "Really proud to announce that I’ve signed a personal agreement with Canyon for the next four years to be their proud ambassador."

    https://www.facebook.com/mathieu.vanderpoel/

    Good move by both parties it sounds like. Get him locked down before he wins another rainbow in Autumn
  • bobmcstuffbobmcstuff Posts: 10,013
    Rick Chasey wrote:
    Dumoulin off to Jumbo
    Surely quite a big deal? Jumbo Visma are a solid GT squad so can offer him a lot of support.
  • RichN95.RichN95. Posts: 25,286
    greasedscotsman wrote:
    Mathieu van der Poel signs with Canyon for the next 4 years.

    "Really proud to announce that I’ve signed a personal agreement with Canyon for the next four years to be their proud ambassador."

    https://www.facebook.com/mathieu.vanderpoel/
    There's been talk of Katusha pulling out, Alpecin taking over and Canyon upping their investment with MVdP as Alpecin-Canyon's main man.
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  • ShutupJensShutupJens Posts: 1,373
    bobmcstuff wrote:
    Rick Chasey wrote:
    Dumoulin off to Jumbo
    Surely quite a big deal? Jumbo Visma are a solid GT squad so can offer him a lot of support.

    Not sure Roglic would agree with that statement
  • dish_dashdish_dash Posts: 5,197
    ShutupJens wrote:
    bobmcstuff wrote:
    Rick Chasey wrote:
    Dumoulin off to Jumbo
    Surely quite a big deal? Jumbo Visma are a solid GT squad so can offer him a lot of support.

    Not sure Roglic would agree with that statement

    I think they can if you're Dutch! :wink:
  • rick_chaseyrick_chasey Posts: 55,980 Lives Here
    Correct.
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  • specialgueststarspecialgueststar Posts: 3,369
    Bouhanni won't last long at Cofidis - he has started following Arkea riders on Twitter - so the assumption is...

    Meanwhile the money saving will make room to sign Guilliame Martin and help with the move to World Tour
  • bobmcstuffbobmcstuff Posts: 10,013
    dish_dash wrote:
    ShutupJens wrote:
    bobmcstuff wrote:
    Rick Chasey wrote:
    Dumoulin off to Jumbo
    Surely quite a big deal? Jumbo Visma are a solid GT squad so can offer him a lot of support.

    Not sure Roglic would agree with that statement

    I think they can if you're Dutch! :wink:
    Just because they didnt give Roglic enough at the giro - they have got at least one very good GT team in the squad. And didnt they lose 2 in the build up to injury or something.
  • jimmythecuckoojimmythecuckoo Posts: 4,521
    SpecialGuestStar wrote:
    Meanwhile the money saving will make room to sign Guilliame Martin and help with the move to World Tour
    He is a rider deserving of a chance at WT level.
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  • specialgueststarspecialgueststar Posts: 3,369
    jimmythecuckoo wrote:
    SpecialGuestStar wrote:
    Meanwhile the money saving will make room to sign Guilliame Martin and help with the move to World Tour
    He is a rider deserving of a chance at WT level.

    He'll either be at Cofidis or FdJ next year.
  • poptart242poptart242 Posts: 512
    Possibly wrong thread, but Renshaw retiring at the end of the season. Best pilot of all time?
  • philbar72philbar72 Posts: 2,228
    Poptart242 wrote:
    Possibly wrong thread, but Renshaw retiring at the end of the season. Best pilot of all time?
    made it look easy to be fair.
  • ShutupJensShutupJens Posts: 1,373
    philbar72 wrote:
    Poptart242 wrote:
    Possibly wrong thread, but Renshaw retiring at the end of the season. Best pilot of all time?
    made it look easy to be fair.

    Maybe this would be a dignified time for Cavendish to follow suit. Not that I'd be particularly happy about seeing him go but it would be easier than watching him struggle to compete on stage where he should be winning comfortably
  • rick_chaseyrick_chasey Posts: 55,980 Lives Here
    Think he needs a season fully virus free before he will make that decision.
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  • Lanterne_RogueLanterne_Rogue Posts: 3,272
    Renshaw and Cavendish together at their peak was a thing of beauty - he saved Cavendish so much mental effort in the last km or so. That famous finish and photo on the Champs with both of them with their hands in the air came about because Renshaw took the perfect line and Garmin... didn't.
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  • cal_stewartcal_stewart Posts: 1,840
    Rick Chasey wrote:
    Think he needs a season fully virus free before he will make that decision.

    Agreed. Was talking about this today, he could generally probably level tdf victorys by nicking breakaway stages for a couple of years. However I don’t think he want that.
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  • RichN95.RichN95. Posts: 25,286
    If you type in Best Cycling Lead Out into Google, eight of the top ten are about Renshaw. His Wikipedia page is fourth pick.

    Fabio Sabatini rightfully gets a nod. Gianni Lombardi defined the role in its modern sense. Marco Velo and Danilo Hondo developed it. Tom Veelers with Koen de Kort changed the game (the second last man - Eisel for Cavendish - is the most underrated role in cycling)

    But if you're picking your all time dream squad Renshaw is in.
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  • ShutupJensShutupJens Posts: 1,373
    RichN95 wrote:
    If you type in Best Cycling Lead Out into Google, eight of the top ten are about Renshaw. His Wikipedia page is fourth pick.

    Fabio Sabatini rightfully gets a nod. Gianni Lombardi defined the role in its modern sense. Marco Velo and Danilo Hondo developed it. Tom Veelers with Koen de Kort changed the game (the second last man - Eisel for Cavendish - is the most underrated role in cycling)

    But if you're picking your all time dream squad Renshaw is in.

    That second to last man role, when performed properly, can be an absolutely beautiful sight to behold. Re-watched the 2009 massacre of Garmin on the Champs Elysees and although Renshaw picks the line around the corner, Hincapie completely buried them and made life much easier for the Marks
  • greasedscotsmangreasedscotsman Posts: 7,224
    underlayunderlay wrote:
    Renshaw and Cavendish together at their peak was a thing of beauty

    Yeah?

    headbutt_1680227c.jpg
  • indypindyp Posts: 735
    Sam Bennett to QS with Viviani leaving to join Cofidis. Apparently Bennett chose them over a move to Movistar which makes perfect sense
  • ShutupJensShutupJens Posts: 1,373
    Viviani is finished

    Bennett is going to clean up next year
  • RichN95.RichN95. Posts: 25,286
    indyP wrote:
    Sam Bennett to QS with Viviani leaving to join Cofidis. Apparently Bennett chose them over a move to Movistar which makes perfect sense
    Movistar?? Their idea of a sprinter is JJ Rojas.

    Excellent move for him. He was born in Belgium too. (His father was a pro footballer there)
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  • indypindyp Posts: 735
    Came from CW...possibly he wasn't in huge demand as Movistar would be down the list of suiters I would have thought.
  • philbar72philbar72 Posts: 2,228
    ShutupJens wrote:
    Viviani is finished

    Bennett is going to clean up next year
    Viviani is a bit mentally fragile. he should win a stage at the tour surely, he is still regarded as the fastest, no.

    I think Bennett will go great guns next year.


    Edit, Cofidis next year... for Viviani. they must be paying him well....
  • iainf72iainf72 Posts: 15,784
    Jan Hirt to CCC

    Cataldo to Movistar

    Masnada to CCC or Astana. Ciro's tweet was slightly confusing
    Fckin' Quintana … that creep can roll, man.
  • iainf72iainf72 Posts: 15,784
    Elissonde to Trek
    Fckin' Quintana … that creep can roll, man.
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