Andre Greipel

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• mij09-10-2026
  I hope he takes Lombardia. It will be interesting to see him with Remco - guaranteed Primoz doesn't work for him.
• MASnell09-10-2026
  Maybe Net Company INEOS should be signing Roglic. Feels like they have been mostly irrelevant since G hung up the shoes. At least they would have someone who is there or there abouts on GC.
• MASnell09-10-2026
  Maybe Net Company INEOS should be signing Roglic. Feels like they have been mostly irrelevant since G hung up the shoes. At least they would have someone who is there or there abouts on GC.
• Ketterechts08-10-2026
  i guess there's journalism and then there's journalism. this website simply collects cycling stories and aggregates them in one portal for us fans to access. they aren't really investigative reporters, and their team likely isn't big enough to go into real depth... which is fine by me since i don't expect much more from them. that said, i agree with your view. it would be nice to see a bit more follow-up that pushes the people in charge to actually take a stance.
• RidesHills08-10-2026
  UAE was really badly positioned at the last climb, and Ineos did a great job of making that happen at the bottom. That must have affected del Toro and the rest. His attack wasn't spectacular, and they hadn't ripped apart the bunch enough, letting a large group remain in back to reel him in. UAW lost the race on the road to the climb and the bottom third of it, I think.
• mobk08-10-2026
  He won in exactly the same way as others. By being the fastest to complete the stages.
• bruins3008-10-2026
  Very surprised del toro couldn't beat everyone here against lesser competition. He's well on his way to being top 5 in the world
• wrsty08-10-2026
  Being the best rider left in the race is pretty much the only way to win in any edition, surely? Seems reductive to say "they only won because the entire peloton wasn't as absolutely stacked as it could've been" - you can only beat who is in front of you.
• Paul53108-10-2026
  I’m sorry but generally the coverage on your site is first class but this incident highlights something I just don’t get with cycling journalism. This accident should never have been allowed to happen, it comes uncomfortably close to the Finlay Tarling tragedy and two other incidents took place within days of this. I checked all of the cycling websites and you all put out basically the same story. Pidcock gave journalists the perfect opening to blow this sky high, what has the UCI got to say? What is Adam Hansen doing? What do the organisers say? Nothing, you all trot out the same easy quotes taken from Pidcocks interview after the race but do nothing to follow it up. I see it time and time again, journalists taking the easy way out but being outraged when it happens again as it surely will. Riders can’t do this but journalists should be independent and should be able to raise these uncomfortable questions but cyclinguptodate and every other on line publication prefer to take the easy way out. That’s the real tragedy here.
• Mistermaumau08-10-2026
  Happy to help :-)