🚨 Not signed yet but Geraint Thomas is on the cusp of extending his contract with Ineos Grenadiers for a further two years 🏴🇬🇧 @GcnRacing
Geraint Thomas expected to renew through 2025 at INEOS Grenadiers
CyclingFriday, 14 July 2023 at 08:30
While some still doubted him, Geraint Thomas proved again this season, especially on the Giro d'Italia, that he was capable of achieving great things. Despite his the age not playing in his favour, the Welshman has long been in a position to win the Italian grand tour, notably wearing the pink jersey for eight days, before conceding to Primoz Roglic on the final mountain timetrial.
While nothing is official yet, Daniel Benson, usually well-informed editor-in-chief of GCN, announces that the Welshman should commit for two more years with the Brittish formation of which he has been a part since its foundation in 2010.
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- Wout still recovering from injuries? Might be more of a factor than any attempted middle finger to the UCI?mobk15-11-2024
- We ll talk about all of this in 10 years - but for now lets stop the bullshitChrisBe14-11-2024
- This may very well be is the least germaine comment I've ever read online.verve82514-11-2024
- Yes! Clear up these gray areas before lives are lost or damaged!velodan14-11-2024
- Surely the question should be what else are they using as they smash climbing records? Records that have stood since the EPO era.DJ14-11-2024
- Why? He is past his "sell by "date. Just like Froome.
ScottG14-11-2024 - Without Wout or mvdp cyclocross is a sleeperScottG14-11-2024
- Tom has a bit of an overblown image of himself. Contrast him to Pog- night and day.ScottG14-11-2024
- The other commenters are exactly right - different eras. It does help that bikes now have lower gears without sacrificing higher ones. Merckx rode up mountain passes with a 5 speed cluster- and I doubt he had anything less than a 42x24. See how exhausted you'd be going up Mont Ventoux with that, lol.ScottG14-11-2024
- Times have changed, Bart Wellens, and it's only natural and makes total sense that riders like Wout van Aert and Mathieu van der Poel's primary focus is on their road careers. It has absolutely nothing to do with doing a 'disservice' to the UCI.
santiagobenites14-11-2024