Pro-cycling thread

good prep to crack in 3rd week

How's the gravel racing going today?

I thought this was the first sounding of the Sagan gravel klaxon? Edit. His first race Vs his gravel Fondo thing

good, have you checked velogames?

Is Robbie wearing a onesie?!

https://twitter.com/SportsOrla/status/1530864514308222979?t=d75T4LZ6XwZAr26ywajczw&s=19

where’s Sean?

Hippy's going to be insufferable, isn't he?

Hindley and Bora-Hansgrohe really impressed me with how intelligently they raced at the Giro. They used their team resources wisely, and Hindley was attentive when he needed to be, then utterly devastating when it mattered yesterday.

I think a lot of people thought he fluked his second place at the Giro 18 months ago, behind @taogeogheganhart, but he's shown in this race that he's the real deal.

he's the real deal.

hat is grim

https://www.velonews.com/news/gravel/peter-sagan-will-race-unbound-gravel-2022/

cav next year?

#capsnothats

Just watching that jam stage again.
Who was the Brixton rider at the top of that final climb cheering Jai on? Thanks bro :)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P9OhbO1LGww&ab_channel=Quick-StepAlphaVinylTeam

Froome in the break! #froomewatch

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2NLAXEt9lc0

Need Lenny Martinez content not the next big gravel talent

Disappointing day for the Max Stedmans at the Giro dell'Appennino today

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Tom Dumoulin to retire at the end of the season.

a news that should be announced by andyP

Yay!

Gravel was always marketing bullshit but now it's dead.

But what of the bosley mudslide and the malvern pond jump? Both classics in their time.

Another perspective on that

Pro cycling has always been marketing bullshit and now gravel has given the US scene, in which road is dying or dead, a lifeline.