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Condors, wild horses and training at 36 degrees Celsius in January – Tom Pidcock and Pinarello-Q36.5 make most of far-flung altitude camp in Chile

Seven riders, including Pidcock, currently at El Colorado ski resort at 2,800 metres above sea level

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'Tom was the first to raise his hand' – why is Tom Pidcock going to train in Chile this month?

The Pinarello-Q36.5 rider and six of his teammates are heading to South America

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'Tom was the driving force behind it' – Pidcock and Pinarello-Q36.5 teammates head to Chile for January altitude training camp

Summer weather in southern hemisphere key to unusual location for early season camp

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Q36.5 sign Sam Bennett to complete 2026 line-up

Irish sprinter inks one-year deal after two seasons at Decathlon AG2R La Mondiale

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Tom Pidcock and Q36.5 plotting future Grand Tour success after Vuelta a España podium

'We need to close a minimum of three to four minutes – I think that's an achievable gap' says Brit's coach

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'I've broken numerous power records this Vuelta a España' – Tom Pidcock gets dropped but battles to maintain GC podium spot up 'unforgiving' Angliru

'Whatever happens, we can build with confidence for more future goals like this' says coach to Cyclingnews as Brit finishes seventh on stage 13

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'The last 5 kilometres were horrible' – Tom Pidcock embraces pain as Q36.5 Pro Cycling punch above weight in Vuelta a España team time trial

Brit's GC challenge well intact thanks to eighth place finish in Figueres, sits 30 seconds down on Vingegaard ahead of hardest mountain test yet on stage 6

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'It's healthy to try to find your limits' – Why GC remains Grand Tour goal for Tom Pidcock ahead of top 10 bid at Vuelta a España

'He just says that he still has ambition for GC. Maybe some other riders dream of it, but don't speak about it' says Brit's coach Kurt Bogaerts

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'I can just enjoy riding my bike again' - Tom Pidcock is revived and ready to chase victory at the Vuelta a España with Q36.5 Pro Cycling

Unshackled from team "incompatibility" issues, Tom Pidcock is finally free to ride his own way

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'I am ready to take my chance' - Eddie Dunbar signs with Q36.5 for 2026

Irish climber leaves Jayco-Alula to join focus with Tom Pidcock for Grand Tour ambitions

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'It's really energising to go to different places': Tom Pidcock to ride Arctic Race of Norway ahead of Vuelta a España

Yorkshireman to return to road competition at four-day stage race after recently being crowned European MTB champion

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'Before the Giro d'Italia, I would give him five stars' – Tom Pidcock's team less bullish for gravel stage victory after Briton's poor mountain performance

'It's the roads he likes to race on, in line with off-road, and a really nice mix up' says coach Kurt Bogaerts

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Tom Pidcock's coach says first Giro d'Italia summit finish 'could definitely be an opportunity' as GC bid catches rivals' attention

Briton looks to win second career Grand Tour stage, three years after his Tour de France Alpe d'Huez triumph

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More intensity, nutrition and freedom: inside Tom Pidcock's career-best form

The Briton is thriving at his new team, and has been competitive in one-day races and stage races so far in 2025

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Chasing stage wins or a potential GC bid? – How Tom Pidcock will attack his Giro d'Italia debut with Q36.5

'A stage win would be a success. If I really dream, I hope for a top five in GC' says Brit's coach, but Pidcock insists he's 'not interested'

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'He lifts the team' – The Tom Pidcock effect at Q36.5 Pro Cycling

How the arrival of the British star has been strengthening the whole programme at the Swiss ProTeam

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Tom Pidcock expected to make Q36.5 debut at AlUla Tour

British star likely to begin career with new team at stage race in Saudi Arabia

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Tom Pidcock's brother Joe added to Q36.5 lineup for 2025, Briton's coach Kurt Bogaerts also joins

Late addition of 22-year-old completes Swiss team roster for next season

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Cycling Weekly

Tom Pidcock joined by brother Joe at Q36.5 Pro Cycling as team finalised for 2025

Pidcock's coach Kurt Bogaerts also confirmed as team's head of technical performance

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Tom Pidcock's coach leaves Ineos Grenadiers, likely to join Q36.5 Pro Cycling

Kurt Bogaerts confirmed to have left Ineos Grenadiers and is expected to imminently follow Pidcock to Swiss team along with key Ineos soigneur

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'We don't know his limits on the road' - Will Tom Pidcock ride the 2025 Tour de France?

Briton's coach Kurt Bogaerts says 'we still haven't seen the ultimate performance in a Grand Tour yet' from Pidcock

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'She's already on road shoes' - Pauline Ferrand-Prévot primed for first road race since 2021 at World Championships

'She doesn't need to go with a particular ambition, I think she needs to explore to get back in the game' Ineos Grenadiers coach tells Cyclingnews

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'I don't see any issue here' - Tom Pidcock's coach dispels issues at Ineos amid transfer rumours

'I think if you see what we've put together the last couple of years, we can't complain' says Kurt Bogaerts as focus turns to return at World Championships

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Steve Cummings replaced by Tom Pidcock's coach in Tour of Britain management team shake-up at Ineos Grenadiers

Cummings was on the provisional start list submitted to the race organiser, but was replaced by Kurt Bogaerts

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