Is This Jonas Vingegaard's 2026 Schedule? Giro d'Italia Debut And No One Day Races?
Jonas Vingegaard is rumoured to be considering his first ever Giro d'Italia could that hamper his Tour de France performance or will he skip it in favour of the Vuelta?
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Is This Tadej Pogacar's 2026 Schedule? | No Vuelta, No Giro or No Paris Roubaix? Tour Down Under?
Rumours have suggested an exciting calendar for Tadej Pogacar in 2025 with notable omissions and potential new additions to his schedule.00:00 Intro00:20 Winter Has Come01:00 Pogacar in 202503:53 Where will Pogacar's Season start?07:55 Classics Campaign10:51 Will Pogacar Go to the Giro?12:21 Dauphine or Tour de Suisse?14:19 Post Tour de France 2026 Races16:16 Why Pogacar Won't Go to La Vuelta in 2026
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Carapaz To Visma? Cosenfroy to UAE and Kevin Vauquelin Change Ineos? Cycling Transfers 2026 #10
The Transfer Market is still underway, with the closure of Arkea B&B Hotels and Intermarché merging with Lotto. There are still ample riders available. UAE Team Emirates confirmed the signing of Benoît Cosnefroy for a role that remains to be seen. But plenty of riders are out of contract, including Richard Carapaz, Matej Mohoric and Michael Matthews.
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Tour de France 2026 Route Preview: Can Tadej Pogacar Win On The Alpe d'huez?
For the Tour de France 2026, the 113th edition kicks off in Barcelona on July 4th with a rare team time trial, before crossing the Pyrenees for an early summit finish at Les Angles. The race then snakes through France’s classic cycling heartlands — Pau, Bordeaux, and Chambéry — but all eyes will be on the double stage finish at Alpe d’Huez, the defining feature of this year’s route. Stages 19 and 20 will both finish atop the legendary climb, with the penultimate day packing over 5,600 metres of elevation gain across the Croix de Fer, Télégraphe, Galibier, and the punishing Col de Sarenne before the final ascent to the Alpe. It’s a route made for pure climbers — and a showdown that could rival the most dramatic finales in Tour history.
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Visma Lease A Bike 2025 Team Review - Jonas Vingegaard Wins Vuelta and Almost the Tour de France
This episode takes a deep look at Visma | Lease a Bike’s rollercoaster 2025 season — a year packed with Grand Tour glory but frustration on the cobbles. Simon Yates delivered a stunning Giro d’Italia victory, Jonas Vingegaard fought his way to second at the Tour de France, then claimed redemption at the Vuelta a España. It was another masterclass in stage racing — but the spring proved elusive once again, with Wout van Aert narrowly missing the podium at both Flanders and Roubaix.And just when the team seemed to be cycling through familiar highs and lows, Matthew Brennan emerged as a revelation, signaling the next generation of Visma’s dominance.
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