JohanDiv Posted December 11, 2019 Posted December 11, 2019 (edited) Sorry if this has been posted already.. Sam Gaze leaving Specialized and joining MvdP at Corendon-Circus. Edited December 11, 2019 by JohanDiv T-Bob 1
mecheng89 Posted December 11, 2019 Posted December 11, 2019 Sorry if this has been posted already.. Sam Gaze leaving Specialized and joining MvdP at Corendon-Circus.Mind my ignorance, but isn't that going backwards? He's going to play second fiddle, no matter the discipline. Perhaps he can convince MvdP to come do CTCT! I'd fly down to CPT just to see that. Long Wheel Base, Jewbacca and JohanDiv 3
mecheng89 Posted December 11, 2019 Posted December 11, 2019 And its confirmed. Dennis to Ineos That's why I chose INEOS suggests he had more than one offer.
mecheng89 Posted December 11, 2019 Posted December 11, 2019 Finally confirmed Cav to BM https://www.cyclingweekly.com/news/racing/mark-cavendish-finally-confirms-transfer-bahrain-merida-441323I like their new jersey, so much I might buy one. Ispeed_V 1
Frosty Posted December 11, 2019 Posted December 11, 2019 I see Mitchleton-Scott has not been granted a WT license (yet), and still in review with the UCI, while Cofidis and ICA have been granted theirs. https://www.velonews.com/2019/12/news/uci-confirms-mens-and-womens-worldtour-teams-for-2020_503084 UCI confirms men’s and women’s WorldTour teams for 2020 December 10, 2019Boels-Dolmans not issued a WorldTour license due to sponsorship difficulties, Mitchelton-Scott's application still under review. The UCI confirmed the teams for the 2020 WorldTour on both the men’s and women’s side of the sport, Tuesday. The governing body released a statement listing 18 men’s teams and seven women’s teams that were granted WorldTour licenses for 2020 and ongoing years. As expected, Israel Cycling Academy and Cofidis are new additions to the list of men’s WorldTour teams. The Israeli team is born from the merger between Katusha-Alpecin and Israel Cycling Academy. Missing from both lists is Mitchelton-Scott. The UCI is still in the process of reviewing the Australian team’s application and will confirm their status as soon as possible. Boels-Dolmans is absent from the list of women’s WorldTour teams as it could not provide a financial guarantee given its current long-term sponsorship crisis. 2020 will see the re-branding of the second tier of men’s racing to ProSeries as part of UCI’s wave of UCI reforms. ProSeries teams will be titled ProTeam. Next year also marks the launch of the new-tiered system of women’s racing into WorldTour and Continental teams. As confirmed in the UCI’s provisional list of teams for 2020, men’s ProTeam squad Total Direct Energie will be given wildcard invites to grand tours and classics in 2020. Similarly, Circus–Wanty Gobert (formerly Wanty Gobert-Tormans) will receive invites to classics races. Men’s WorldTour teams (2020-2022) Ag2r La MondialeAstana Pro TeamBahrain – MclarenBora – HansgroheCCC TeamCofidisDeceuninck – Quick – StepEF Education FirstGroupama – FDJIsrael Cycling AcademyLotto SoudalMovistar TeamNTT Pro Cycling TeamTeam IneosTeam Jumbo – VismaTeam SunwebTrek – SegafredoUAE Team EmiratesWomen’s WorldTour teams (2020-2023) Ale BTC LjubljanaCanyon-SRAM RacingCCC – LivFDJ Nouvelle – Aquitaine FuturoscopeMovistar Team WomenTeam SunwebTrek – SegafredoMen’s ProTeam teams Androni Giocattoli – SidermecBardiani CSF FaizaneCaja Rural – Seguros RGACircus – Wanty GobertFundacion – OrbeaGazprom – RusveloRally CyclingRiwal Readynez Cycling TeamSport Vlaanderen – BaloiseTeam Arkea – SamsicTeam Novo NordiskTotal Direct EnergieUno–X Norwegian Development TeamB&B Hotels – Vital ConceptBurgos – BHCorondonNippo Delko ProvenceVino Zabu KTM shaper 1
Long Wheel Base Posted December 11, 2019 Posted December 11, 2019 I see Mitchleton-Scott has not been granted a WT license (yet), and still in review with the UCI, while Cofidis and ICA have been granted theirs. https://www.velonews.com/2019/12/news/uci-confirms-mens-and-womens-worldtour-teams-for-2020_503084 UCI confirms men’s and women’s WorldTour teams for 2020 December 10, 2019Boels-Dolmans not issued a WorldTour license due to sponsorship difficulties, Mitchelton-Scott's application still under review. The UCI confirmed the teams for the 2020 WorldTour on both the men’s and women’s side of the sport, Tuesday. The governing body released a statement listing 18 men’s teams and seven women’s teams that were granted WorldTour licenses for 2020 and ongoing years. As expected, Israel Cycling Academy and Cofidis are new additions to the list of men’s WorldTour teams. The Israeli team is born from the merger between Katusha-Alpecin and Israel Cycling Academy. Missing from both lists is Mitchelton-Scott. The UCI is still in the process of reviewing the Australian team’s application and will confirm their status as soon as possible. Boels-Dolmans is absent from the list of women’s WorldTour teams as it could not provide a financial guarantee given its current long-term sponsorship crisis. 2020 will see the re-branding of the second tier of men’s racing to ProSeries as part of UCI’s wave of UCI reforms. ProSeries teams will be titled ProTeam. Next year also marks the launch of the new-tiered system of women’s racing into WorldTour and Continental teams. As confirmed in the UCI’s provisional list of teams for 2020, men’s ProTeam squad Total Direct Energie will be given wildcard invites to grand tours and classics in 2020. Similarly, Circus–Wanty Gobert (formerly Wanty Gobert-Tormans) will receive invites to classics races. Men’s WorldTour teams (2020-2022) Ag2r La MondialeAstana Pro TeamBahrain – MclarenBora – HansgroheCCC TeamCofidisDeceuninck – Quick – StepEF Education FirstGroupama – FDJIsrael Cycling AcademyLotto SoudalMovistar TeamNTT Pro Cycling TeamTeam IneosTeam Jumbo – VismaTeam SunwebTrek – SegafredoUAE Team EmiratesWomen’s WorldTour teams (2020-2023) Ale BTC LjubljanaCanyon-SRAM RacingCCC – LivFDJ Nouvelle – Aquitaine FuturoscopeMovistar Team WomenTeam SunwebTrek – SegafredoMen’s ProTeam teams Androni Giocattoli – SidermecBardiani CSF FaizaneCaja Rural – Seguros RGACircus – Wanty GobertFundacion – OrbeaGazprom – RusveloRally CyclingRiwal Readynez Cycling TeamSport Vlaanderen – BaloiseTeam Arkea – SamsicTeam Novo NordiskTotal Direct EnergieUno–X Norwegian Development TeamB&B Hotels – Vital ConceptBurgos – BHCorondonNippo Delko ProvenceVino Zabu KTMOut of all the teams, they are one of the better performing teams. Strange. Vetplant 1
Pure Savage Posted December 11, 2019 Posted December 11, 2019 That's why I chose INEOS suggests he had more than one offer. Pretty sure Di Data was begging him with the lure of BMC
Pure Savage Posted December 11, 2019 Posted December 11, 2019 Mind my ignorance, but isn't that going backwards? He's going to play second fiddle, no matter the discipline. Perhaps he can convince MvdP to come do CTCT! I'd fly down to CPT just to see that. More chance coming to ride the DC, not in middle of classics campaign.
Shebeen Posted December 11, 2019 Posted December 11, 2019 Out of all the teams, they are one of the better performing teams. Strange.am guessing it's paperwork. listen to matt white on a podcast recently and no talk of issues, as the owner is almost happy to self fund it still. looks like Impey has signed till 2021 too Long Wheel Base, Vetplant, Bos and 1 other 4
Long Wheel Base Posted December 12, 2019 Posted December 12, 2019 Pretty sure Di Data was begging him with the lure of BMCI reckon he still has a few more years in him before being put out to pasture at NTT.............. Andymann, Jakkals. and Mopkop 3
Cheese Posted December 13, 2019 Posted December 13, 2019 I reckon he still has a few more years in him before being put out to pasture at NTT..............I do not think NTT was looking for him with Campnaerts already in the team. Long Wheel Base, Vetplant and shaper 3
hansolo Posted December 29, 2019 Posted December 29, 2019 I don’t know if this is the correct forum but there seems to be a lot of MTB'ers leaving their teams. Ed Masters leaving PivotRebecca Rusch leaving NinerJared Graves leaving SpecializedSam Gaze leaving SpecializedDarren Berrecloth leaving CanyonGert Heyns leaving ScottNoga Korem leaving GTAndreu Lacondeguy leaving YTChris Akrigg leaving MongooseJack Moir leaving IntenseNico Vink leaving ScottJerome Clementz leaving CannondaleGeorge Brannigan leaving GTFlorian Nicolai leaving Canyon Did I miss any and ideas where all these riders are going?
JohanDiv Posted December 29, 2019 Posted December 29, 2019 I don’t know if this is the correct forum but there seems to be a lot of MTB'ers leaving their teams. Ed Masters leaving PivotRebecca Rusch leaving NinerJared Graves leaving SpecializedSam Gaze leaving SpecializedDarren Berrecloth leaving CanyonGert Heyns leaving ScottNoga Korem leaving GTAndreu Lacondeguy leaving YTChris Akrigg leaving MongooseJack Moir leaving IntenseNico Vink leaving ScottJerome Clementz leaving CannondaleGeorge Brannigan leaving GTFlorian Nicolai leaving Canyon Did I miss any and ideas where all these riders are going?Sam Gaze is moving to Corendon-Circus(MvdP's team).
BikeisLife Posted December 30, 2019 Posted December 30, 2019 I don’t know if this is the correct forum but there seems to be a lot of MTB'ers leaving their teams. Ed Masters leaving PivotRebecca Rusch leaving NinerJared Graves leaving SpecializedSam Gaze leaving SpecializedDarren Berrecloth leaving CanyonGert Heyns leaving ScottNoga Korem leaving GTAndreu Lacondeguy leaving YTChris Akrigg leaving MongooseJack Moir leaving IntenseNico Vink leaving ScottJerome Clementz leaving CannondaleGeorge Brannigan leaving GTFlorian Nicolai leaving Canyon Did I miss any and ideas where all these riders are going?DSV (Gert Heyns) riding Norco.
shaper Posted January 31, 2020 Posted January 31, 2020 Interesting move my Ineos https://www.cyclingnews.com/news/team-ineos-announce-signing-of-cameron-wurf/ Team Ineos announce signing of Cameron Wurf FarrelO 1
ScottCM Posted January 31, 2020 Posted January 31, 2020 Interesting move my Ineos https://www.cyclingnews.com/news/team-ineos-announce-signing-of-cameron-wurf/ Team Ineos announce signing of Cameron Wurf First Dennis, now Wurf, they must be favourites for Team TT world champs now.
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