
eth-dog
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Israel makes no sense. They're not a GC team at all.
Uno X for AGJ makes sense. They go for Scandinavians a lot.
Uno X for AGJ makes sense. They go for Scandinavians a lot.
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Jayco may have given up on him. Unfortunately, that didn't stop the SBS commentary team from obsessing over him, every single time there was a sprint finish.Its important to note the S.yates and O'Connor decisions are not linked as Jayco can fit both into the roster. Jayco gave up on Ewan after stage 13 and he will ride one day races and smaller stage races. Ewan is likely to retire. Jayco is interested in Groves if Ewan leaves. There will be minor changes in 2024 but the big changes will be in 2025.
Who?Should be into Emu if they can get him.
Who?
Tough one. I like him but he's not a GC contender type. If we got him purely to stage hunt then absolutely.Buchmann
O'Connor signs on, presumably replacing Simon Yates.
It's bold, but a risk worth taking depending on how much he'd cost.This article suggests that Jayco are looking at signing triathlete Kristian Blummenfelt, who has ambitions of winning the TdF in 2028. Blummenfelt is apparently a cardio monster, with an unprecedented VO2 Max of 103 mL/kg/min, which is (apparently) 10% higher than that of Greg LeMond at his peak - and one of the highest ever recorded by anyone.
https://velo.outsideonline.com/road...-blummenfelt-plans-to-win-the-tour-de-france/
Reading the article, I get the feeling that he's left the move a few years too late. He's 30 now, and would be 34 by his target challenge in 2028. Not many riders win the Tour that late in their careers.It's bold, but a risk worth taking depending on how much he'd cost.
Maybe. But from a Jayco perspective it's something that takes them from a mid table WT side to one of the best outside the big guns.Reading the article, I get the feeling that he's left the move a few years too late. He's 30 now, and would be 34 by his target challenge in 2028. Not many riders win the Tour that late in their careers.
But hey - no risk, no reward!
Eh. He's had a great career with us but it's time for both us and him to have a change. He'll enter next year's Giro as one of the favourites.What a season from Simon Yates...
Close the door on your way out.