This is happening but a year ahead of schedule. Theodor Storm - heading to Ineos Grenadiers in 2024 🇩🇰
🚨Theodor Storm - fifth in the junior men's road race at Worlds - is linked with a move to Ineos Grenadiers for 2025 🇩🇰🇬🇧
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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- Pidcock is starting to sound like Froome now.Sweep18-11-2024
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- Of course he CAN. Big salary in cycling is not when you win but when they talk about you (and your team / sponsors). For every news about Jonas, MVdP or Wout there are 10 times more(!) news about Pidcock (like everyday for last 2 months?). Since cycling is advertising sport not competitive sport (in terms of from money comes from) Pidcock is winner and GOAT - change my mind. ;-)averagecyclist18-11-2024
- Why do the women CXs keep getting short changed with the length of theor races? They could have easily done another lap to put them at 50 minutes which is their time limit. Yet another CX race where they fail to reach this when they had a chance to. Come on ... the math isn't that hard to figure out lap times and divide into 50 min!frieders318-11-2024
- All pro cyclists are massively underpaid! The amount of riding and physical exertion they put their bodies through is crazy compared to other sports. I can't think of any other sport where you are physically active at a very high level of power output for hours on end each day.Pogboom17-11-2024
- When I was working for Starkist/Heinz my manager quit. So the next week my group was put under another manager. During our first meeting he asked if there was anything we needed to tell him. I said that I would be out the following week on vacation. He said "I don't know if I can let you go on vacation". I replied, "You can't tell if I can go. You can only tell me if I can come back".Sweep17-11-2024
- :-)Sweep17-11-2024
- What a mess there :-)
DareDevil17-11-2024