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Oct 14, 2026

Pat BulgerHOST
47:13
They officially, uh, poached, uh, Ciccone, breaking his contract with Lidl-Trek, uh, to bring him over to join Pidcock until 2029, and they are not stopping there.
Pat BulgerHOST
47:23
They just inked, uh, Ethan Hayter and Andrew August, uh, American rider, uh, there as well from, uh...
Pat BulgerHOST
47:31
Andrew August, I think, came from Ineos, uh, nor, NET company Ineos.
Paul MainHOST
47:35
Mm-hmm.
Dan LloydHOST
14:42
Pinot-Q36.5 have announced yet more signings too.
Dan LloydHOST
14:45
Italian Davide Ballerini has inked a two-year deal with them, having spent the last few seasons with XDS-Astana, whilst Ethan Hayter goes there from Soudal-Quick Step.
Dan LloydHOST
14:53
The Brit had been struggling to find a new team, was recently at the Vuelta, but now has a two-year deal with the Swiss squad.
Dan LloydHOST
15:00
Meanwhile, Georgia Baker moves from Jayco-AlUla over to Canyon//SRAM, whilst Mikaela Harvey moves to Jayco-AlUla from SD Worx.
BramHOST
0:00
Welcome back to Domestique Cycling Podcast.
BramHOST
0:02
I'm Bram, joined as always by Ethan.
BramHOST
0:04
Pol Seixas is the youngest winner in the history of Il Lombardia.
BramHOST
0:08
At 20 years and 16 days old, he went on to the Sefilio with six-- 19 kilometers to go, and only Tom Pidcock and Giulio Ciccone could stay with him for less than a kilometer.
BramHOST
0:30
And before any of that, the whole peloton stood still in Bergamo for five minutes in protest about safety.
BramHOST
0:36
The last monument of the year, a lot to talk about.
BramHOST
0:39
Ethan, how are you doing?
EthanHOST
0:41
I'm very good, Bram.
speaker_0HOST
3:05
Where I'll really dig in is Pinarello Q36.5. Ballerini signed this week on a two-year deal.
speaker_0HOST
3:12
That follows Mauro Schmid, Ethan Hayter and Pavel Bitner.
speaker_0HOST
3:16
And HLN reports Ciccone's agreement with them is done.
speaker_1HOST
3:19
Ballerini, Schmid, Hayter, Bitner, Ciccone.
speaker_1HOST
3:22
That's not a team.
speaker_1HOST
3:23
That's someone's fantasy league after three pints.
speaker_0HOST
3:47
Ballerini won Omloop in 2021 and survives wet cobbles.
speaker_0HOST
3:51
Schmid won a tour stage this year and is the archetypal smart puncher.
ScottHOST
13:15
But, um, yeah, next, kind of turning their attention towards Q36.5, obviously Lidl-Trek Q36.5. That's been majority of these transfer talks these, this year.
ScottHOST
13:26
Confirmed Ethan Hayter, we, we've talked about this before.
ScottHOST
13:29
Not really a surprise.
ScottHOST
13:31
I think this is one of those where it was rumored, got confirmed.
Benji NaesenHOST
72:14
don't mind.
Benji NaesenHOST
72:17
Even Hayter is a writer that has his problems.
Benji NaesenHOST
72:19
Positioning in terms of classics will be a problem, but his time trial is really good.
Benji NaesenHOST
72:24
He can win a world tour time trial, in my opinion.
Benji NaesenHOST
72:26
But his wealth level at the first week was fantastic.
Benji NaesenHOST
72:31
Last week, not so great.
Benji NaesenHOST
72:33
I think even Hayter can still offer more than he's already shown.
Benji NaesenHOST
72:35
So I'm quite, I don't mind this transfer.
ScottHOST
14:58
What? They didn't send a team for the road race.
ScottHOST
15:01
They've got Ethan Hayter and Callum Fotherly.
ScottHOST
15:02
That is, yeah, strange.
ScottHOST
15:05
Is the road race part of Brexit and you can't be in the road race because you voted for Brexit? [laughs]

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