• S12 Ep128: Review of 2024 - Ep.2: Annus Horribilis

  • Nov 13 2024
  • Length: 1 hr and 29 mins
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S12 Ep128: Review of 2024 - Ep.2: Annus Horribilis

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  • We continue our review of the men’s 2024 professional season, this week focussing on the riders, teams and trends that had a year to forget.

    After Daniel’s controversial suggestion last week that it was in fact such a bad year that it was a good one for INEOS Grenadiers, who will come under the spotlight this time around? Rob Hatch has at least one nomination for a team that fared worse than the Brits - while Richard Abraham is blowing raspberries at the whole, once great cycling nation of France after its lacklustre few months.

    Cofidis certainly didn’t wow anyone in 2024 - and we hear from one of their departing riders, Harrison Wood, about why it became an annus horribilis for that team.

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