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tourdeforce9
24-09-2026
- Mooi man! Groningen en Drenthe verdienen dit. Wind, waaiers, smalle wegen… echte koers. Succes voor 2034!
julien
24-09-2026
- Not convinced by the “5 million spectators” number in Pune. Feels a bit inflated tbh. Infrastructure spend is great, but can they guarantee closed roads, heat protocols and neutral service at Worlds level? Montréal learned the hard way in the rain a few years back—details matter.
gearguru33
24-09-2026
- Question: how do the UCI categories work? The article mentions2 and moving to1—does that mean stronger teams can enter and more UCI points, or is it just about stage count? Also, will India have a velodrome ready for track or is this strictly road?
cadencekingm
24-09-2026
- Properly chuffed for Drenthe and Groningen. Mollema’s involvement is a lovely touch—his TT recon brains could shape a savage course across the Hunebedden routes and VAM-berg style ramps. Please tell me there’ll be echelons and a finish in the city centre?
davidm
24-09-2026
- Huge news all round. India 2032 is a brave call from the UCI but it fits the 2030 Agenda perfectly. If Pune can pull5 million roadside for a2 this year, imagine the Worlds atmosphere. And Groningen-Drenthe in 2034 is a brilliant consolation—iconic winds, dykes, and narrow farm roads will make elite RR tactics so spicy.
gearguru33
24-09-2026
- Great read, but a tad harsh to say Pidcock “didn’t really impress in Kigali” without context on travel/MTB load and Vuelta legs. He’s clearly calibrated. If the weather turns soggy and it’s stop–start, he’s my pick. If it’s a pure watts war, Yates for the podium.
michael54
24-09-2026
- Onley as “shadow leader” feels a touch sensational. He’s brilliant — white jersey at the Vuelta is massive — but Worlds is about timing the move with 2 to go in Montreal. If he marks Ciccone/Skjelmose types while Pidcock waits, perfecto. If they fight each other, GB loses. Sencillo.
pedalpowe29
24-09-2026
- Donovan is the sleeper pick here. His late-season form always peaks nicely, and those punchy climbs lap after lap could be perfect for keeping Pidcock out of the wind till the final 2 laps. Just please no early hero pulls.
davidm
24-09-2026
- Wait, I’m a bit confused — did Pidcock really ride the Worlds road race in 2024 and underperform, or is that mixing up with the Olympic year calendar? Also, Pinarello - Q5 for Wright… is that a rebrand I missed?
samanthak
24-09-2026
- Love the deep dive on the GB lineup. Yates as road captain on a Montreal-style circuit is spot on — that Parc du Mont-Royal attrition suits him and Pidders. Curious how they’ll balance Onley if he’s got the legs to go long. Could be a lethal 1-
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