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Giro Next Gen

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Sep 16, 2026

Alex ClementsHOST
16:06
Then the racing kicked in, 24.
Alex ClementsHOST
16:07
Was it 24 or was it Baby Giro? It was 25, Baby Giro.
Alex ClementsHOST
16:11
25.
Luke TuckwellGUEST
16:14
Pre the two months before the Baby Giro in 24, I had a pretty good run.
Luke TuckwellGUEST
16:20
I was second in Ronde Zard.
Luke TuckwellGUEST
16:23
Sorry, sixth on GC.
Luke TuckwellGUEST
16:28
And my whole goal that year was to do as much as I could for the first six months of the year.
Luke TuckwellGUEST
16:33
I didn't care about what happened after June.
Patrick BroeHOST
58:15
... is their best GC rider.
Patrick BroeHOST
58:16
If Poole is injured or sick, van Huffel, I mean, third in Alpes is, uh, eighth in Baby Giro, ninth in Burgos against guys preparing for the Vuelta.
Benji NaesenHOST
58:25
Yeah.
Patrick BroeHOST
58:25
Third in Laveer behind Finn, beating Ramirez and Bravo.
Caley FretzHOST
16:08
I mean, it's a name that I'd seen prior to this Vuelta, but not one that I had ever sort of felt any need to dig into all that much.
Caley FretzHOST
16:17
He won the Giro Next Gen last year.
Dane CashHOST
16:20
Mm.
Caley FretzHOST
16:20
So that's always sort of a pretty good indicator.
Kaylee FranceHOST
16:08
I mean, it's a name that I'd seen prior to this Vuelta, but not one that I'd ever sort of felt any need to dig into all that much.
Kaylee FranceHOST
16:17
He won the Giro Next Gen last year, so that's always sort of a pretty good indicator.
Kaylee FranceHOST
16:23
You know, third at the Tour of Slovenia.
Dane CashHOST
16:27
So, I don't...
Matt StephensHOST
26:01
But remember, this is his first year riding at world tour level.
Matt StephensHOST
26:05
Last year, he took the Giro Next Gen, which is a real indicator of talent.
Matt StephensHOST
26:11
But to win that stage in the manner that he did was mightily impressive, especially for Slovenia.
Matt StephensHOST
26:17
You know, they've got so much talent in such a relatively small country.
Johan BruyneelHOST
19:38
His last year junior, 2024.
Johan BruyneelHOST
19:42
Last year was his first year under 23, in which he won the Baby Giro.
Johan BruyneelHOST
19:48
Also, I found out this is how unbelievable versatile of a rider he is.
Johan BruyneelHOST
19:53
As a junior, this tiny guy won Paris-Roubaix juniors.
Daniel FriebeHOST
27:18
Chris, obviously he does have great pedigree.
Daniel FriebeHOST
27:20
I mean, he won the Next Gen Giro, the Baby Giro.
Daniel FriebeHOST
27:23
Was, that was last year, wasn't it?
Chris MarshallGUEST
27:24
Last year, correct.
Daniel FriebeHOST
28:00
Incidentally, I mean, Bahrain, they're certainly no slouches as a team, but we've talked so much over the last few years about this sort of scramble for the big talents, and how cycling's increasingly being dominated by the super teams, three, four, five teams.
Daniel FriebeHOST
28:12
And Bahrain Victorious, um, don't really, wouldn't really qualify for that, for that rubric, the super teams.
Daniel FriebeHOST
28:19
Um, so people might be wondering, how come Jakob Omrisel, if he won the Baby Giro, he's ended up in that team? He's very, very good friends with Zak Erzen, Milan Erzen-
Chris MarshallGUEST
28:29
Yeah
Pete KennaughHOST
3:31
I think before we get into the rest of the stage, I think we should talk a little bit about where he's come from and what we know of him.
Ned BoultingHOST
3:38
All I can tell you is after his victory in the Baby Giro, was it last year, Pete? Last year.
Ned BoultingHOST
3:47
When he won the overall, he did an interview in which he was almost inevitably asked, are you the new Tadej Pogacar? To which his answer was, no, I'm the new Jakob Omzal.
Ned BoultingHOST
3:59
So it's like absolutely dismissing the comparison instantly, but also backing himself.

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