'Amazing' Tom Pidcock will be 'force to be reckoned with' for Ineos this season - Bradley Wiggins

British rising cycling star Tom Pidcock is going to be a «force to be reckoned with» in 2022, according to Bradley Wiggins, who was speaking in his latest Eurosport podcast. The Bradley Wiggins Show has returned for the first time this year with a bumper episode previewing all the top action coming your way across the season, and the British cycling legend was joined by Matt Stephens and Orla Chennaoui. Ad/> Pidcock became the first Brit to win the Cyclo-cross World Championship at elite level in January and sailed over the line in style with a superman celebration as he further underlined his enormous talent and potential across the sport.

Omloop Het Nieuwsblad‘It doesn’t surprise me at all’ – Wiggins says Van Aert is on ‘another level’ after Omloop successYESTERDAY AT 21:45 Wiggins believes the mature 22-year-old is capable of making a huge statement this season following his gold medal at the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games in the cross-country mountain biking event and joining Ineos from 2021. «He is amazing, isn't he,» Wiggins said on the podcast. «Obviously he has moved on now from his Olympic title and the Vuelta a Espana he rode.

»He is going to be a force to be reckoned with this year. He has got a very old head on his shoulders, hasn't he." Stephens agreed: «I definitely think so, and what I do like as well, is the fact that Ineos are giving him the opportunity and the space to almost come up with his own programme. »He is still a very young man.

He knows what he wants. He is so ridiculously talented. He is building up to the classics, and he is going to be in the mix without a shadow of a doubt." /> Listen to The Bradley Wiggins Show podcast Chennaoui also shared her thoughts on the Brit: «Superman! He is showing now