Tom Pidcock pens new five-year deal at Ineos Grenadiers, targets Monuments and Grand Tour wins

Britain’s Tom Pidcock has signed a new long-term deal with Ineos Grenadiers, tying him to the team until 2027. The 22-year-old is one of the sport’s brightest multi-discipline talents, having won the world cyclo-cross title in January, mountain bike gold at the Tokyo Olympics and triumphed at Brabantse Pijl on the road last season. Ad/> “Ineos Grenadiers is the right team for me.

It’s become my home over the past year and it’s incredible to think it’s the team I grew up dreaming of joining,” said Pidcock. Gent — WevelgemBlazin’ Saddles: More to come from Girmay after historic Gent-Wevelgem win28/03/2022 AT 13:05 “To have the trust of the team and Ineos is an amazing feeling. With the quality of staff and riders I’ve met and raced alongside, it’s been clear since day one that there’s no better team in which to spend the next five years of my career.

“Ineos Grenadiers have backed me all the way, across every discipline I’ve raced in. I couldn’t have asked for better support leading up to my mountain-bike Olympic gold and cyclo-cross world title. “For my future goals — chasing Monuments, world titles, and one day a Grand Tour – this is definitely the best place to be.” Pidcock finished third at Dwars door Vlaanderen on Wednesday and will start among the favourites at the Tour of Flanders on Sunday.

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