Tudor Pro Cycling Team

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would love to pick like an out there pick like Tudor Pro Cycling Arnaud Dalí.

Holy shit.

That was hard.

Who gives a shit?

Okay, you said, "Who gives a shit?" In my who gives a shit, Arnaud De Lie from LottoNL-JS to Tudor Pro Cycling.

Whoa.

That guy, I, why do people keep telling me he's great? Every time I see him, he's got some sort of a, a, excuse.

That's a good point.

Um, so let's play with the rumors, and let's give them potential grades on the rumors.

Primoz Roglic, strong rumors linking him to Tudor Pro Cycling.

Yeah.

Anyway, my begrudgement with agents to one side.

Does Roglič to Tudor Pro Cycling make sense? Yes, it absolutely does.

Red Bull is increasingly saturated with more and more talent, with Remco, Lipowitz, Pelizzari, and now Lorenzo Finn, Hindley.

Uh, there's, uh, there's more, more and more riders To be contending with Roglic, how you say, still, still a great rider, can still fetch a load of UCI points, most importantly, which is what Tudor will be most interested in because with what, not next season, year after, is the promotion relegation on a three-year basis.

I mean, I forgot who was in three till five, basically.

So obviously Tadej, Remco, then Michael Storer, great result for Tudor Pro Cycling and him.

Quint Simmons was in [chuckles] fourth place.

I vaguely, like, make the connection now after he was in a break.

Okay, I was going to go for Piganzoli, but I'm choosing not to.

I'm going to go for Leonard Jasz, the German from Tudor Pro Cycling, because I mean, it's quite a remarkable run of results, like you were pointing out, that he's kind of getting together despite getting a yellow card in the Vuelta a Burgos.

But I think, yeah, winning the Tour of Langkawi is a neat achievement and we'll see what he can do.

But so we got it covered.

I'm going to start with Caden Gross.

The Australian, as you know, has spent a few seasons with Alps in Premier Tech, but is going to be making the move to Tudor Pro Cycling from next year.

And that Swiss squad have also signed Nico Dentz from Red Bull.

Igor Arrieta and Ali Wollaston are both into contracts with Lidl Trek, moving over from UAE and FTJ respectively.