Tudor Pro Cycling Team look to reinforce team into 2024, Gino Mäder a strong possibility to lead Swiss team
CyclingSaturday, 15 April 2023 at 17:51
We're still within the spring but talks of contracts are well already on their way in the peloton. Another name who has emerged today as one likely to change environment is Gino Mäder, who could become the new leader of Tudor Pro Cycling Team.
The team has made big moves over this winter. Backed by cycling legend Fabian Cancellara, the Swiss-oriented team is building out nicely and has this year been achieving strong results as a new ProTeam-level outfit. Arvid de Kleijn has beaten World Tour competition at Milano-Torino, whilst most recently new signing Joel Suter succeeded in an impressive solo attack at the Giro di Sicilia.
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Another one of their new signings was Trek - Segafredo's Alexander Kamp, who has recently won the Régio Pays de la Loire Tour. The team has been taking meaningful success over the past month and is motivated. Now, they look towards the future already, and according to Gazzetta dello Sport's Ciro Scognamiglio, they could be on their way to signing Gino Mäder.
The Bahrain - Victorious rider has recently finished fifth at Paris-Nice which signals his intentions to still fight among the best in the World Tour. The 26-year old broke through in 2021 where he won a stage at the Giro d'Italia and then won the youth classification alongside a fifth place at the Vuelta a Espana. He's not been able to find freedom within the team and could be on his way out this winter.
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- All very sad. But you seem to be backing the journalists in generally demonising Tadej and canonising Jonas. This article is interesting though, and suggests Jonas is making very good financial decisions, acquiring luxury homes that he and his family are enjoying living in, and staying near family (also now in luxury homes) who can help with the kids. Sounds like a great lifestyle, and not a basis for critising Pog's decisions.Hills3311-01-2026
- Anyone who thinks the Giro is a training camp for the Tour, for Vingegaard, is not right in the head. First of all, he is not Pogacar and secondly, UAE will send almost A team to make Jonas life miserable and make the race difficult. If the danish fisherman competes in Giro, his chances drop from 20 to 2 percent. I also read some foolish statements that the 2026 Tour is against Pogi and I'm dying of laughter. 2026 is the most ideal Tour that Pogi will ever ride. Not a single stage is difficult except 20st. Everything else is made for UAE to control. Every mountain stage has 30-40km of easy terrain before the last climb.NikkoNicco11-01-2026
- it doesn’t matter what Jonas is doing with the houses, the article is trash. and the fact that he is buying houses in Denmark with no criticism makes everyone’s point all the stronger. it is Tadej’s life. he isn’t breaking the law. he can live where he wishes how he wishes. and his “side” isn’t quoted, which especially irks me. it makes it sound as if he is living in Monaco just to cheat taxes. maybe he is there because it is an ideal training base year round. or any other number or reasons. and, it happens to be a good financial decision.mij11-01-2026
- Unbelievably I remember people saying 2024 Pogi was avoiding Jonas by riding the Giro. Seriously why wouldn’t Jonas ride the Giro? Only GT he hasn’t won. It’s a pretty obvious and logical move.mobk11-01-2026
- it must suck to have to admit that the time to win is only going to be a result of someone else’s retirement, not improved skill or speed.mij11-01-2026
- National champs are supposed to be individual events, rider v rider not raced as teams.wipperman9511-01-2026
- National champs are supposed to be individual events, rider v rider not raced as teams.wipperman9511-01-2026
- I assume Plapp will be about as popular as a fart in a gas mask this season on the team bus. What an absolute clown shoe. Attacking his own team-mate with a lap and a half to go, bringing back his rivals with you, then fluffing it yourself to let the other guy win. You’d assume that if they had race radios, the DS would be telling Plapp to stop p*sing on Durbo’s chips, but at the same time you’d also expect a World Tour rider to understand this kind of basic racecraft. Felt like watching Dwars with Nielsen Powless and Visma. Hats off to the winner though, and him sledging his former team for giving him the boot, haha. Unreal scenes.antipodeanpedalfan11-01-2026
- You can write the same article replacing JV with a whole bunch of names. Every race needs competitors and wants the best they can get. Jonas has a Vuelta, 2 Tours and no Giro, you said it yourself so - Go figure. Has he ruled out the Tour? Am convinced if Tadej decides to do the Giro, Jonas won’t cancel, it’s nothing to do with dodging, it’s about deciding for himself and not living for others. Jonas has offered plenty of competition to Tadej, it’s not his only purpose or obligation. Had there not been a Tadej, he’d be considered one of the too 3 GT riders ever, he’s just a bit unlucky not to clearly be ahead of Froome and no other recent rider comes close, though Rogliç might have given him a good run if not in the same team.Mistermaumau11-01-2026
- But you see, you are looking at Jonas as if he thinks like you. Maybe he’s not buying houses to MAKE money, perhaps just to use them? There are plenty of countries and cultures where it is quite common for people with means to help those with less, family, friends, neighbours, community. It used to be more like that in a lot of countries where (aside from dole fringe minority) that seems to have changed and probably been forgotten.Mistermaumau11-01-2026
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Info @Gazzetta_it - @maedergino contract with @BHRVictorious ends in 2023 (not 2024). According to our sources a change of team is likely for him. @TudorProCycling seems first option on the table so far @cycling_podcast @elcyclingpod
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