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Red Bull–BORA–hansgrohe appear to have turned a corner with their Classics core: “We weren’t a team”
05 March 2026
Pim van der Doelen
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21 January 2026
Tom van der Salm
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Red Bull-BORA-hansgrohe completes squad by bringing in Belgian sprinter and victim of merger
04 December 2025
Martijn Polder
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Red Bull–BORA land Pogacar insider for Evenepoel project; Lidl–Trek taps Red Bull staff
11 November 2025
Bram van der Ploeg
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Issues looming for Red Bull and its seven leaders — with Roglic looking the least secure in his spot
27 October 2025
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INEOS is suddenly blown away by powerful Arensman, but poor start to the Giro is not forgotten yet...
10 May 2024
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patriciaw
29-09-2026
- Grande análisis pero una duda: por qué dicen que “nadie del Vuelta en top 13” si Ayuso fue 13º? ¿Cuenta o no? Also, was Carapaz really ill or just saving bullets for Euros?
tourdeforce9
29-09-2026
- The podcast nailed it: Vuelta fries you, especially crossing continents. Still, Wout cracking when it mattered was a surprise. He’d looked invincible—maybe over-raced? Organisers shifting Worlds back to August makes sense to me.
cadencekingm
29-09-2026
- Valverde’s comments were telling. If Mas truly hadn’t recovered, why name him co-leader? Spain’s tactic looked muddled once Enric climbed off 105 km out. Poor support for Ayuso once it split, no?
raceready7
29-09-2026
- Wait, I’m confused—if Van der Poel flew in last minute, how did he still get in that move with Roglic? Isn’t jet lag supposed to ruin your legs? Does he just handle travel better than others?
pedalpowe29
29-09-2026
- Fascinating how the Montreal course + jet lag flipped the script. You could see the North America-acclimated guys had snap, while the Vuelta legs looked cooked. Ayuso hanging on for 13th felt like a minor win given how “empty” he said he was.
pedalpowe29
29-09-2026
- Great write-up but a tad harsh on Del Toro. He’d been drilling it for 50k, of course he faded. Also, Belgium moaning after Wellens sat out for “loyalties” is a bit rich, no? Sport’s messy. C’est la vie, así es el ciclismo.
jennifer19
29-09-2026
- I’m with Matthews and a bit with Pidders here—Del Toro shutting down the Ciccone/Pidcock bridge when the gap was ~10s looked sus. Even if he was cooked, why close your own chance? Smells off.
tourdeforce9
29-09-2026
- Can someone explain why riders from the same trade team would help each other at Worlds when they’re on different national teams? Is that actually allowed or just kind of… unspoken?
cadencekingm
29-09-2026
- That move from McNulty was textbook GP Montréal stuff: late, from a few wheels back, into the motorbike draft zone, and everyone looking at each other. Perfect timing, no need for conspiracies.
sprocketspiny
29-09-2026
Brilliant from McNulty, deserved the arcoíris. Matthews gracious in public but clearly frustrated—understandable. Worlds always blurs lines with trade teammates; c’est la vie of modern cycling.
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