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Luke Lamperti
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Tour of Bruges 2026 | Will the weather ruin it for Groenewegen, Philipsen and the other sprint stars?
25 March 2026
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Luke Lamperti backed as Milan-Sanremo outsider as EF Education-EasyPost eye podium
21 March 2026
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Hilly Paris–Nice opener brings no GC gaps, as Lamperti surprises with sprint win
08 March 2026
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Hobbs targets Kuurne for EF Education–EasyPost as Lamperti talks Opening Weekend podium chances
27 February 2026
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EF Education - EasyPost keeps can't stop signing top talents and snatches a third one - this time a UAE-star
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andrewf
18-09-2026
- Vamos Aotearoa! Finn en forma después de la Vuelta y Pologne. Allez les Kiwis, bring it home.
samanthak
18-09-2026
- Bit sceptical tbh. Saying “prioritise the track” feels like a convenient excuse when your best recent Worlds result is on the road. If you want results, back the athletes. This policy almost incentivises selfish racing.
jennifer19
18-09-2026
- Stoked to see Niamh back after silver in Kigali. Hard to believe that podium didn’t unlock any change. If the men ride with numbers into the final, Corbin Strong’s kick plus Finn on the climbs could be a nice one-two.
jeremya
18-09-2026
- Wait, why doesn’t the federation cover flights if they’re sending a team? If CNZ has $70k for “delivery,” what does that actually mean in practice—staff, cars, hotels?
sprocketspiny
18-09-2026
- Really solid piece. Finn’s honesty about the “everyone pays their own way” dynamic is eye-opening and explains why NZ often rides more opportunistically at Worlds. Montreal’s punchy laps suit him and Pithie—top 10 isn’t crazy.
velodromevirtuoso1
18-09-2026
- Love the Simmons/Jorgenson/Powless trio for USA. That’s a lot of horsepower to keep Brandon fresh. If they time the bridge before the final ascent, it’s game on. Vamos USA!
cadencekingm
18-09-2026
- Del Toro winning while Yates policed moves was classic UAE chess. Without that structure at Worlds, can McNulty read the chaos as a sole leader? He’s earned the shot, but the race will be messy.
jeremya
18-09-2026
- Question: why does the climb being6 km matter so much? Is it more about punch vs pure climbers? Trying to understand why McNulty suits this course over, say, Remco.
sprocketspiny
18-09-2026
- Not sure I buy the “favourite” tag. Montréal one-day is not Worlds with national teams and weird alliances. Evenepoel and Pidcock will race totally different next time. Cautious optimism, not hype.
julien
18-09-2026
- Huge ride from McNulty. Third on the Worlds circuit against that field is no fluke. If Simmons and Jorgenson mark the early fireworks, Brandon can launch on Camillien-Houde last lap. USA actually looks stacked for once.
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