It's all in the detail...♥️♣️♦️♠️ Let's take a closer look at @tompidcock's awesome new custom @Pinarello_com Crossista F 🔎🌈🤩 📸 @twilcham
Tom Pidcock has taken the World Championships win last season in Fayetteville, but together with INEOS Grenadiers, his new rainbow-coloured bike has only been recently revealed as the British superstar returned to cyclocross.
INEOS revelaed Pidcock's Pinarello Crossista F bike in rainbow colours. As the team brought in off-road superstar Pauline Ferrand-Prévot into it's structure aswell, the focus in cyclocross is increasingly more, and the details have been put in by the Italian bike brand to show off their World Champion.
Pidcock raced his first event this winter this past Saturday at the Superprestige Merksplas where he finished in seventh place. However, he rode into second place at the Overijse World Cup on Sunday, finishing very close to winner Michael Vanthourenhout, despite several mechanical issues and a crash.
Whilst Wout van Aert and Mathieu van der Poel will be focusing on the World Championships, it is yet unknown if the Briton will attempt to defend his title, seeing as he will be focusing on the spring classics in 2023.
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