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Igor Arrieta
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A year after Ayuso, Lidl-Trek once again signs a young Spanish climber from UAE Team Emirates
22 September 2026
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Red Bull-BORA-hansgrohe points to Visma | Lease a Bike as the team responsible for closing down Eulalio: 'That's up to them'
14 May 2026
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New Giro leader Eulalio on betting with teammates and working with rivals
13 May 2026
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Absolute madness: Arrieta crashes and misses a corner, but somehow wins the Giro stage ahead of new pink jersey wearer
13 May 2026
David Bavin-Hobbs
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15 wins and counting... Ineos Grenadiers start 2026 strong
09 April 2026
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UAE podium at Prueba Villafranca: Del Toro impresses on final climb, but hands Arrieta the victory
25 July 2025
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2026 Elite Men's World Cycling Championships Preview | Evenepoel vs Del Toro vs Seixas vs Pidcock and the rest in Montréal
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patriciaw
23-09-2026
- Quick question: are all the big nations actually fielding full 8-man squads? The article hints some may not—who’s missing riders due to rankings or injuries? Would change the whole breakaway math.
sprocketspiny
23-09-2026
- Not sure the piece gives enough respect to Mads Pedersen’s engine over repeated short climbs. He can survive 12 laps and still kick. Denmark’s depth might be underplayed here.
michael54
23-09-2026
- Van Aert as “Plan A2” is spot on. If Belgium commits Remco early and keeps Wout for the heavier sprint after repeated ramps, they’ve got both scenarios covered. Just don’t repeat Leuven’s chaos, lads.
lindae
23-09-2026
- Curious: when he says “climbers around 65 kilos” like Seixas and Del Toro, how much does the Montréal circuit really mirror Worlds? Is the Chemin de Polytechnique comparable to the key climb on the WC course?
gearguru33
23-09-2026
- Love this take from De Cauwer. Without Pogačar policing everything, the early move could actually stick. Remco + strong Italy/USA chasing could be fireworks.
davidm
23-09-2026
- Bit skeptical on calling him “not a top favourite.” That’s classic sandbagging. He just won MTB worlds and looked snappy in Canada—form is peaking. Remco the man to beat, sure, but Pidders is 1B, not tier two.
velodromevirtuoso1
23-09-2026
- Interesting to see him credit the environment change so much. INEOS always looked like they wanted to mould him into a GC bot; Pinarello-Q5 seem to let him race on instinct. Results back it up: 5 to 15 wins is massive.
jeremya
23-09-2026
- Sorry if this is basic, but what makes the Montréal course so hard? Is it the repeated climbs or the distance? And how does that favour someone like Pidcock vs a pure sprinter?
lindae
23-09-2026
- Small correction: wasn’t it 2026 when he podium’d La Flèche? Either way, that GP Québec/Montréal tune-up looks smart. If he marks Remco and waits for the final rise on Côte Camilien-Houde, watch out.
sprocketspiny
23-09-2026
- Love this arc for Pidcock. The balance of MTB and road clearly sharpened his engine—third at the Vuelta and consistent one-day podiums says it all. Montréal’s attritional course suits his punch + handling.
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