18-year-old Danish talent Theodor Storm will reportedly join Ineos Grenadiers next year
CyclingSunday, 24 December 2023 at 07:00
Theodor Storm was set to join Ineos Grenadiers from the start of 2025 but GCN now reports that the rider will skip the season in continental ColoQuick and turn professional with the British team from 2024 right away.
Storm, 18 years old from Denmark, finished fifth in the junior men's race at the UCI Road World Championships in Glasgow earlier this year. He also finished third in the junior version of Paris-Roubaix this spring.
AJ August signed for the British team on a three-year deal starting in 2024, while the last transfer window saw Michael Leonard, Leo Hayter and Joshua Tarling all join the team. With Storm on board, Ineos continues its hunt for a rider that would hopefully lead the once unstoppable Team Sky back to their glory days.
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- Utter stupidity. HE the the premier rider for them. Why is he pacing someone else who has not even proven themselves. That too in the light of the TT to come. 5 mil for domestique . One wont see these antics from Pogi or Jonas unless they are completely out.abstractengineer03-05-2025
- It's irrelevant whether the riders will oppose safety measures or not. The UCI have demonstrated time and again that they don't care what the riders think. The UCI will implement whatever they want (which based on recent history, has nothing related to rider safety anyway). Also, it's not like the riders have a vote anyway, so it's a hilarious and irrelevant point that you are making.Pogboom03-05-2025
- He forgets Landa, Merlier who have won or come close. if Remco leaves you simply become a sprint oriented team with talent already present. Sponsors have Remco on this team they are not going to get that chance with the big teams anyway when Remco moves. Also Remco's value isnt as high as before due to Pogi and Jonasabstractengineer03-05-2025
- The root cause of most crashes are the riders and do you know who will oppose the introduction of a new safety device-The riders.abstractengineer03-05-2025
- you’re everything wrong about our worldmij03-05-2025
- "Mathieu has also cleaned up everything on the road in the past two years" This year he was given a fight by Pogi in MSR and PR. and he was defeated in Flanders. In other races he is not even close to winning. There was no cleanup.abstractengineer03-05-2025
- Surely people had more fun watching you and your old "coworkers" saving energy for 4-5 hours and attacking the last 500 meters. Uff.. very funny. Typical resentful "old" cyclists against an incredibly talented (and disruptive) young man.
maria2024202403-05-2025 - What's more pressure than trying to beat MVDP in a one-day sprinter's classic? It's like trying to win a grand tour stage in a bunch sprint.. They both put each other in the pressure cooker, but JV needs to win, in my opinion, more than TP. Throw in Primoz and Remco in the climber's mix, and its going to be an exciting TDF.FredMan03-05-2025
- You're saying you'd rather believe LA than TP? Both great competitors but 2 different personalities altogether..FredMan03-05-2025
- Oh hey, thats a period and not a comma! You’re right. I did misread that. My apologies to the original post! Sorry ‘bout that, abstractengineer, thanks for pointing this out, mij.RidesHills03-05-2025
Good. Ineos now focusing on youth + some wily war veterans 🤣🤣🤣
So the focus shifts from Slovenia to Denmark, from skiing to fishing🤣