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"I want to finish on the podium of one in the next couple of years" - Matthew Riccitello ready to make a name for himself in 2025
17 March 2025
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Derek Gee sizes up expectations for the Giro after Gran Camiño victory: "Podium may be too big a step"
03 March 2025
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"I'm glad we got some extra seconds before the gravel" - Derek Gee enjoys comfortable lead ahead of final stage of O Gran Camino
02 March 2025
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Derek Gee poised for overall victory at O Gran Camiño 2025 despite losing out on stage 4 win to Sergio Chumil
01 March 2025
Kieran Wood
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“It’s unchartered territory but I’m looking forward to it" - Derek Gee takes control of Maillot Jaune after O Gran Camiño time trial
28 February 2025
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Double joy for Derek Gee at O Gran Camiño 2025 as stage 3 ITT win hands Canadian the race lead
28 February 2025
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vappaxbipmv
18-03-2025
But what if that doesn't work? He's throwing away the chance at a monument that he can realistically win, it's not like he's skipping Lombardia type of race
KerisVroom
18-03-2025
I thought it was obvious since last year. He wants to focus on the monuments that he hasn't won yet.
KerisVroom
18-03-2025
yes
Jumpyjohn
18-03-2025
20 years I guess?
Jumpyjohn
18-03-2025
Not really, the long version: I tend to agree, also I wouldn’t read too much into MVDPs lack of stage wins compared to years ago, he was never far. MVDP usually knows how and when to peak, people read too much into some races. While back, a big thing was made out of Pidcock beating Wout only for a reversal in the more important next race. Does it make more sense now?
abstractengineer
18-03-2025
"We came to the idea that potentially can be the reason why I’m getting so sick" It is not even confirmed. Is the only cyclist with this issue? I think they are grasping at straws
Jumpyjohn
18-03-2025
Like Wout maybe, only Roglič just keeps returning to pre-crash levels but maybe with him we never saw his best for all the crashes.
Cyclingsbestfan
17-03-2025
Yep I think he must still be recovering from that crash last year. He has done well to get over that, but I would bet it will take some time yet to get back to peak pre-crash fitness. This latest "off" will not have helped.
someeffingname
17-03-2025
Doesn't mean anything. In 2023 he was only 3rd at Paris-Nice but then won the tour
leedorney
17-03-2025
MSR is the race that brings the Spring', proper for better or worse...