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"I was pulling for two and a half hours at over 340 normalised watts" - Lidl-Trek workhorse reveals all on brutal life as a breakaway chaser at the Giro d'Italia
13 May 2025
Kieran Wood
Cycling
Mads Pedersen and Giulio Ciccone co-lead Lidl-Trek's strong Giro d'Italia lineup
06 May 2025
Rúben Silva
Cycling
Mattias Skjelmose, Tao Geoghegan Hart and Giulio Ciccone in climber-oriented Vuelta lineup for Lidl-Trek
13 August 2024
Rúben Silva
Cycling
“The name in front is more important than the name on the back" - Lidl-Trek on the verge of big success believes general manager Luca Guercilena
19 October 2023
Kieran Wood
Cycling
Final startlist Tour of Turkey with Cavendish, Philipsen, Vine, Moschetti, Fisher-Black and Denz
07 October 2023
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Lidl-Trek sign it's fourth rider in Patrick Konrad who makes the move from BORA - hansgrohe
15 August 2023
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mij
18-10-2026
Strade? Never saw him as a gravel rider that can handle it.
MarkFour
18-10-2026
It surprises me that anyone still believes any professional (or amateur!) sport is clean--much less wants it to be. The best you can hope for is a reasonably level playing field that doesn't expose young, ambitious athletes to health risks they don't understand. In that regard, World Tour cycling appears to do a better job than almost any sport with independent, random testing. There are certainly fewer mysterious midnight "heart attacks" these days. If you want to see what an uneven playing field looks like, show up to masters nationals. It is also certainly the case that no major pharmaceutical corporation has developed a multi-billion dollar miracle drug just to give it only to one or two anointed ectomorphs in a minor non-revenue sport. If you don't like that all sports run on PEDs these days and you can't be bothered to contribute as a tester, a federation official, or pharmaceutical representative, then just turn off the TV and play outside.
wrsty
18-10-2026
Good grief, who proofreads this stuff? Errors abound.
Cyclingsbestfan
18-10-2026
You can add weight to a bike and limit gears or make it single speed if you like. I doubt that would reduce crashes. It would just add another dymanique. All good and well, but It wont stop cars getting on to the course.
Rafionain-Glas
18-10-2026
Seixas is probably second best in the World on short climbs. But that hasn't translated as well to long climbs
Rafionain-Glas
18-10-2026
Idiotic fella
abstractengineer
18-10-2026
Nothing. Against Pogi nothing
vappaxbipmv
18-10-2026
He didn't even try to sprint all out
frieders3
18-10-2026
Campenaerts looked like a rolling pumpkin with that all orange leaders skinsuit !
frieders3
18-10-2026
He can take his dumb a$$ politics somehwere else !
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