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Lotto-Intermarché has secured a Grand Tour successor to Van Eetvelt: 'We always stayed in touch'
17 September 2026
David Bavin-Hobbs
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Lidl-Trek snatches another big name from Lotto-Intermarché: 'Left a lasting impression on all of us'
07 September 2026
David Bavin-Hobbs
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Milan Menten saw the crash of seriously injured American rider Caudell up close: 'I plan to see a mental coach'
04 September 2026
David Bavin-Hobbs
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Lotto-Intermarché loses another star after De Lie's departure; NSN strikes
03 September 2026
David Bavin-Hobbs
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Pavel Sivakov gave his all to honour Tadej Pogačar on stage 9 of the Vuelta a España, but it wasn't enough: 'I was a little nervous'
31 August 2026
David Bavin-Hobbs
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Lotto-Intermarché suddenly hits top form: ‘This is the best victory of my career’
22 August 2026
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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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Latest Comments
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?
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.
rjb
22-09-2026
It's disrespectful to your readers and subscribers to print such click-bait nonsense. And it's a discredit to the author, David Bavin-Hobbs, and the editors at Pro Cycling. Do better.
gearguru33
22-09-2026
- Not sure the article gives enough detail on the course profile for Sunday. Hilly Montreal lap or flatter? That changes whether Evenepoel or MvdP gets the edge, no?
jennifer19
22-09-2026
- Seixas on the TT podium surprised me a bit—kid’s aero looks dialed. But Remco’s right: one-day TTs can be weird. Still, form is form. Bring on Montreal.
cyclechamp45
22-09-2026
- Question: how big is40 over 39km in a TT at this level? Is that like a massive gap or still within striking distance for Del Toro on a road race course?
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