
Ian Stannard is one of the candidates who is being heavily considered for the position of sports director of Ineos Grenadiers. Recently, the British team announced the departure of three long-serving sports directors, Servais Knaven, Gabriel Rasch, and Brett Lancaster.
For more than a decade, Stannard was an integral member of the team. Their relationship ended when he decided to end his professional cycling career in 2020. Trinity Racing later hired him as its sports director.
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Although he did not provide a clear response, he did not deny it either. “Maybe, and that’s not in a funny way. It’s half-sorted but not totally sorted. It’s one of them,” Stannard told Velonews.
Although the news is not official yet, he seems interested in working again with the team since he is well familiar with them. “Obviously, if it all happens, then it would be really exciting to step back up to the team. I know them really well. I think that they’ve made a big step up in the classics campaign, and it would be exciting to be part of that,” concluded Stannard.
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- It would likely be a very steep section of 4.1 km, not changing the average gradient considerably, with the climb remaining 10.1 km at 11.8%. It would reach 20% on the gravel. It would start 1.6 km in, and finish with 4.2 km left to climb (before the short final descent)
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santiagobenites02-11-2026 - guillaume martin is wuite a surprise as a gc rider.Ketterechts02-11-2026
- Who cares what Bruyneel thinks. He and his best mate Lance, the biggest fraud in the history of sport, have no place commenting on anything but how to lie and cheat!whit2pet02-11-2026
- Eeesh!Lozza02-11-2026
- bravo! a rider likes jonas needs motivation and he needs to believe in being able to reach goals. he - like anybody else in the world - doesn't believe that he can win the tdf with pogi present. and what's it worth for when pogi is not there? second class victory only. he has checked all three grand tours, so what is left if not retire? the classics! go for it, jonas!Ketterechts02-11-2026
- i am sure that under the pretext of medical examination a lot worse has happened when they were under.abstractengineer02-11-2026
- dude, Lemond never even was in the same race as Armstrong. He throws all these aspersions on other American riders who might usurp his throne as the greatest ever American racer. He doesn't say a single thing about (foreign) dopers who he actually raced against. Biggest douchebag move ever. I used to revere that guy, now I despise him. His actions are so weird.fatsupermodel02-11-2026
- This is just stupid, You do what you are good at not what you are weak at. He has no results to speak of when he participated. Even Froome, Conatdor had very little. With Pogi there he wont win none of the classics. he is already 30+ with a few years left at the top. It takes years to get good at classics. Is that really worth the effort???abstractengineer02-11-2026
- Sure, little fella.awp02-11-2026
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It’s been an incredible ride 🤝 At the end of this season we say goodbye to three long-serving Sport Directors. Thanks for everything @ServaisKnaven, @bdlancaster and @gabrielrasch.
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