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Tom Pidcock world champion
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Would have been awkward had he fallen off his bike.
This lad really does appear to be the next big thing coming out of British Cycling
Cant wait to see him on the road0 -
Yeah, don't think he'll be a grand tour contender, but he's built for one day classics0
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Superb athlete, he was running up those steps yesterday with the bike @ 13 min 5k pace...
He ran his home parkrun in 13.25 this year also.1 -
Should be a darts or bowls player with that surname.3
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Not the best choice of wordsForeverAddickted said:Would have been awkward had he fallen off his bike.
This lad really does appear to be the next big thing coming out of British Cycling
Cant wait to see him on the road
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Bet he uses the cycle lane3
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13.25 is 5 seconds off the British Road record and Olympic class athlete material . I believe it is widely recognised that the time TP posted was down to a Strata calibration error.AppyAddick said:Superb athlete, he was running up those steps yesterday with the bike @ 13 min 5k pace...
He ran his home parkrun in 13.25 this year also.0 -
Try looking at the picture above your post.ForeverAddickted said:Would have been awkward had he fallen off his bike.
This lad really does appear to be the next big thing coming out of British Cycling
Cant wait to see him on the road0 -
Yeah... He could still fall off couldnt he, he's not glued to the saddleAddicksAddict said:
Try looking at the picture above your post.ForeverAddickted said:Would have been awkward had he fallen off his bike.
This lad really does appear to be the next big thing coming out of British Cycling
Cant wait to see him on the road0 - Sponsored links:
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He was running close to 13 min miles yesterday with a bike...CarltonAthleticDance said:
13.25 is 5 seconds off the British Road record and Olympic class athlete material . I believe it is widely recognised that the time TP posted was down to a Strata calibration error.AppyAddick said:Superb athlete, he was running up those steps yesterday with the bike @ 13 min 5k pace...
He ran his home parkrun in 13.25 this year also.
Even if the GPS data was out and it was say 15 mins i would love to be able to do it
These riders are bloody machines.0 -
A great cyclist, if he stays fit he should have a very long and glittering career across many parts of the sport. Made for Paris Robaix2
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Magnificent performance. The Belgians tried to work him over in the opening laps, but he timed his break well and rode away from them. The two main Cyclo Cross World stars Wout Van Aert and Matthieu Van Der Poel were both absent, which made him the favourite, particularly after his recent win at Hulst. But he took full advantage.
He might be a bit lightweight for Paris-Roubaix. But no reason why he can't go well in the Tour of Flanders, Liege-Bastogne-Liege, and the other Spring Classics, plus the Road World Championships at the end of the season.
Nice to see the Cyclo Cross Rainbow Jersey on a British rider for the first time.3 -
There were a good 7-8 Belgians taking turns putting pressure on him but he rode them out.Tutt-Tutt said:Magnificent performance. The Belgians tried to work him over in the opening laps, but he timed his break well and rode away from them. The two main Cyclo Cross World stars Wout Van Aert and Matthieu Van Der Poel were both absent, which made him the favourite, particularly after his recent win at Hulst. But he took full advantage.
He might be a bit lightweight for Paris-Roubaix. But no reason why he can't go well in the Tour of Flanders, Liege-Bastogne-Liege, and the other Spring Classics, plus the Road World Championships at the end of the season.
Nice to see the Cyclo Cross Rainbow Jersey on a British rider for the first time.Pidcock said that the absence of VdP and Van Aert actually put more pressure on him because more was then expected.0
