Marc Hirschi
Marc Hirschi is a Swiss professional cyclist who currently races for Tudor Pro Cycling Team. He is one of the most prominent classics riders of the 2020's decade having won a stage at the Tour de France and one-day races such as the Flèche Wallonne, Clásica San Sebastián and Bretagne Classic.
Name: Marc Hirschi
Born: 14 August 1998
Place of birth: Bern, Switzerland
Turned pro: 2018
Height: 1.74m
Born: 14 August 1998
Place of birth: Bern, Switzerland
Turned pro: 2018
Height: 1.74m
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- lol, he knows how not to get into trouble with his teammates.
KerisVroom22-05-2025 - They use English as their common language but it doesn't mean they speak it well. I hope this kid gets a chance to go for it, he too could win.awp22-05-2025
- I don't mind seeing Froome in the peloton, but he's a multimillionaire, he shouldn't take money that could give a few young guys, maybe more, a spot on a pro team. If he wants to ride it should be for no salary or much less. I say this without really knowing what he is making now but I assume it's decent amount.awp22-05-2025
- Don't forget the roster is weak compared to the Tadej and Jonas show, Carapaz has won the Giro before back in 2019. He was the only guy who could match Tadej and Jonas in the mountains in the 2021 Tour. He could take this race.awp22-05-2025
- That does seem to be an ever more common motivation for sudden performance ;-)Mistermaumau22-05-2025
- He actually said it with gloves onMistermaumau22-05-2025
- I hope so. Or was it just to show that he is still worth another good contract?Cyclingsbestfan22-05-2025
- Given the amount of money this guy earns, thinks it's collectively beneficial with respects...
leedorney22-05-2025 - what a pity... he could have easily won the stage. He stopped his attack.
maria2024202422-05-2025 - Poor decision to let Primoz come back. Should have tried to put time into him.
Front24222-05-2025