"It's clear that we are stronger" - Romain Gregoire believes 2025 will be better a year for Groupama - FDJ
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Romain Grégoire, a promising 21-year-old rider for Groupama - FDJ, is gearing up for his third professional season with ambitions to build on his growing reputation. The silver medallist in the 2021 World Junior Road Race had a quieter 2024, securing only one victory—a win on stage 5 of the Tour of the Basque Country.
Reflecting on his 2024 season, Grégoire recently told Cyclism Actu, "That's what I missed a little in 2024, I only raised my arms once," he admitted. "So trying to win, and then trying to win again at the higher level, that would be exceptional. On WorldTour races or on a Grand Tour stage why not."
Grégoire laid out his racing calendar for the coming season, which promises a strong Italian flavour at the start, "It will start with a very Italian month of March, with the Strade Bianche, the Tirreno-Adriatico, Milano - Sanremo, and then the Bloc Ardennais in April and the continuation with the Tour de France in July."
The Frenchman acknowledged areas for personal growth, particularly his approach to racing, "There was a bit of impatience, a bit of lack of composure at times, putting a little bit in all directions when I felt good and not really channelling my efforts, so that will be the objective for 2025 to go for results this time."
Grégoire also praised the team’s development, expressing confidence in their strength for the upcoming season, "It's clear that we are stronger. Those who were already there have progressed, feel stronger, those who are arriving are still very talented riders, so it's certain that we have strengthened. I think that we were already far from being bad in 2024, we were even good, we lacked results on details I think at certain moments in the season and we intend to rectify these small details to go and conclude in 2025."
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- OCexile, you sound almost contradictory, "greatness that she is capable of" as if it's a question, when you also list all her accomplishments in just 4 years - that already seems kinda great to me! The question seems to be if she can keep this up, especially with a new team. She's a great rider to watch, that's for sure.RidesHills10-01-2025
- What, you did a survey? Of what the whole peleton?Jumpyjohn10-01-2025
- Just because Remco said that he will fully focus on the Tour it doesn't mean that he'll actually be competitive for the winvappaxbipmv10-01-2025
- Well, there we have it, bar injuries the TdF will be like the musketeers or tennis the last decade, a terrifying trio plus one.Jumpyjohn10-01-2025
- I doubt he and Remco will have much to argue over, they can both do their thing. All things considered, I doubt he’d have gotten a better deal. Maybe he’s the type that likes to stick with what he knows?Mistermaumau10-01-2025
- Whatever your feelings he brought success to the team and made the Belgians proud by succeeding in the classics.alsene10-01-2025
- I don't like him either. Makes sense that they'd give him oval wheels.Veganpotter10-01-2025
- She is the strongest and the strongest don't need no tactics. As soon as the road rises, she comes to the front and drops everybodyabstractengineer10-01-2025
- I feel like he is past his peakabstractengineer10-01-2025
- Its the curse of a French rider on a french teamabstractengineer10-01-2025