Pro-cycling thread

I’d argue Colbrelli last year too.

And Gilbert in 2019

quite possibly

nah, it was his season's focus and he was QS's leader

He’d failed to finish Flanders due to illness.

Or was saving himself for a huge payday a week later

He was going like a train though last year, so it wasn’t a complete surprise

Anthony Turgis at 80/1 looks great value

Highlights of PR on Quest, 11pm Sunday night (for those without subscriptions).

In the year Hayden won

My guy hates sand, loves cobbles.

I have a major soft spot for him but Küng looked good last PR but kept on getting into frashes. maybe more luck this year?

He was looking strong in G2 at Amstel.

Don't remember seeing Remco in a big one day race, keen to see what will happen with him and Alaphillipe today. Also wondering if Pidcock's stomach issues have settled and he can make the win again this year.

Clasica San Sebatian?
Pretty serious one day race.

Was looking strong in Giro di Lombardia until he crashed.

Is there any part of Tour of Turkey that isn't on a motorway?

Update they are on the shittiest goat track I've seen in a major race

That's Grave´ to you

Remco is a prick

I suspect the TdF telly series is going to really shine a light on this.

No evidence to the contrary, but what’s he done now?

https://twitter.com/eurosport/status/1514248701761499147

pushing people out the way

Yep, knob.

I get there are always positional shenangians when things get tense but they were just rolling through with like 60km to go. Dick move

He’s just been dropped. Bet Alaphillipe is loving that.

should have used an elbow, then it's a racing incident

magnus sheffield looks so strong