

Gent-Wevelgem & Volta Cataluyna Breakdown | THEMOVE
Mar 30, 2025
George Hincapie, a former professional cyclist known for his Grand Tour participations, joins the discussion alongside Johan Bruyneel and Spencer Martin. They delve into Mads Pedersen's stunning solo victory at Gent-Wevelgem and analyze the perfect tactics employed by his team. Hincapie shares his personal reflections on his 2001 triumph at the same race. The trio also discusses Primož Roglič's impressive GC win at Volta Catalunya, emphasizing the evolving strategies and performances that define modern cycling.
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Hincapie's Win
- George Hincapie's father heard about his Gent-Wevelgem win on a Colombian radio show while landscaping.
- He excitedly ran inside to share the news.
Team Victory
- Gent-Wevelgem was a significant victory for George Hincapie and his team in 2001.
- It marked their biggest one-day race win, highlighting their limited focus on classics.
Evolving Cycling
- Cycling has evolved significantly, with riders now attacking much earlier in races.
- Mads Pedersen's aggressive approach at Gent-Wevelgem exemplifies this shift, showcasing increased power and strategic racing.