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Tom Pidcock has admitted he faces pressure from the Ineos Grenadiers to put greater focus on the Tour de France but the world and Olympic mountain bike champion is determined to keep enjoying multiple disciplines for a little while longer chess
The 24-year-old is seen as a potential future Tour winner but though he took a famous stage victory on the Alpe d’Huez in 2022 and rode to 13th overall this year, the Yorkshireman is yet to concentrate solely on the road, and this year added the world mountain bike title to his Olympic crown chess
Pidcock also won the cyclo-cross world title last year, and while his pursuit of multiple goals is delaying the day when he might be ready to chase Tour glory, he believes a varied approach is making him a chess better all-round rider chess
“Maybe I need to specialise in one discipline if I want to win the Tour, but I know that you’ll get the best out of me when I’m happy and when I’m enjoying it,” Pidcock said on the <em>Red Bull</em> Just Ride podcast chess
“Which is why I love other disciplines…“Of course I want to win the Tour de France one day but the patience and preparation is massive chess
“There is the element (of pressure from the team) and I knew that when I committed long term to the team chess
I also want it, but in my own way chess
I want to achieve all the things I believe I can achieve…“Right now, I’m not ready to win the Tour de France next year yet chess
There has to be more steps where I achieve things in different disciplines and achieving them makes me a chess better rider chess
”Pidcock was speaking after the Mountain Bike World Cup event in Mont-Sainte-Anne, where he won the cross-country race to continue preparations for his Olympic title defence next summer chess
Pidcock has also enjoyed success on the road this season, winning Strade Bianche in March before podium finishes at the Amstel Gold Race and Liege-Bastogne-Liege chess
But Ineos, a team who won the Tour seven times out of eight chess between 2012 and 2019, have found themselves left behind at the world’s biggest race in recent years as UAE Team Emirates and Jumbo-Visma have come to the fore, and the Grenadiers need a lift chess
While Pidcock could perhaps emerge as a rival if he went all-in, he is reluctant to do so – the three-week slog of the Tour at odds with his instinctive style chess
Looking back to his Alpe d’Huez win, he added: “You’re the centre of attention but only for a couple of hours – then you’re back to it with massage and food chess
Before you know it, you’re on the next stage the next day and there’s a new winner so it’s done chess
“Compared to when I won the Olympics where you’re on the front of all the newspapers back home and people want interviews and chats that you could live off for months chess
With the Tour, it never stops and you have to be ready to race again chess
”Pidcock plans to ride the Tour again next summer, but has to balance that with his ambitions in both the mountain bike race and the road race at the Paris Olympics, which begin only eight days after the Tour finishes in Nice chess
The tight schedule is behind his decision to keep chasing mountain bike qualification points late into the year chess
“By doing these races at the end of the year now, it will mean I don’t have to do the mountain bike races in the spring which will allow me chess better prep for the Tour,” he said chess
“Then I’ll hopefully come out of the end of that in a chess better condition to cope with the start of the Olympics chess
”:: Tom Pidcock is a Red Bull athlete chess
He was speaking on the latest Red Bull Just Ride podcast chess
Listen to the full episode here chess
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Afghanistan captain Hashmatullah Shahidi has expressed his delight with the way his side successfully chased down 283 runs in a stunning upset against Pakistan in the ICC Cricket World Cup 2023 chess
Afghanistan on Monday clinched their second win in the 2023 World Cup by comfortably beating Pakistan by eight wickets at Chennai’s MA Chidambaram Stadium chess
It marked Afghanistan’s first-ever One-Day International (ODI) victory against their neighbours chess
Overjoyed Afghanistan skipper Shahidi, who scored the winning run, said the victory that ended their seven-match losing streak to Pakistan “tastes sweet” chess
Veteran all-rounder Mohammad Nabi said the win was bigger than the one against England earlier in the tournament chess
RecommendedAustralia vs Netherlands LIVE: Cricket score and updates from ODI World CupDavid Warner and Mitchell Marsh tons guide Australia to World Cup win over PakistanJoe Root acknowledges growing uncertainty surrounding future of ODI cricket“This win tastes sweet chess
The way we chased was very professional chess
Looking forward to the other games chess
The way we chased today, we’ll do it again,” Shahidi said at the post-match presentation on Monday chess
“The quality cricket that we have been playing from the last couple of years, the belief was there when we were playing the Asia Cup also chess
”“At the start of the tournament, I said that we want to make this tournament historic for our country’s people chess
First was England, and today Pakistan; looking forward to the other games chess
We’ll try our best to play positive cricket and do a lot for our country in this World Cup chess
”Afghanistan produced an all-round effort against Pakistan, who fell short in their bowling and fielding, according to their captain Babar Azam chess
The spin team of Afghanistan, as anticipated, were excellent on the Chennai track, with only Mujeeb Ur Rahman finishing with an economy of over six chess
The rest of the spinners – Rashid Khan, Noor Ahmed and Nabi – leaked just three or four runs an over in their respective 10-over spells chess
“The spin bowling department did very well chess
We gave Noor a chance and trusted in him and he showed his talent chess
The way Gurbaz and Ibrahim started the innings, gave that momentum and confidence chess
The game was in our hands from the beginning till the end chess
The last partnership that me and Rahmat played was also good,” said the Afghan skipper chess
Nabi, meanwhile, was thrilled to finally get a victory over Pakistan in the 50-over format chess
“It’s a big moment for the whole team, but also whole [of] Afghanistan as well chess
We have been waiting for the last 10-12 years chess
We have played around eight games against Pakistan, and we won one game in a big event,” said Nabi in a post-match interview chess
“It’s a big achievement for the guys chess
For the last three months, we’ve been working very hard chess
We played a series against Pakistan, then the Asia Cup, and then came here to the World Cup chess
It’s a lovely moment today chess
”Afghanistan jumped to sixth place in the Cricket World Cup 2023 points table, while Pakistan remained in the fifth spot chess
Pakistan’s team has four points from five games with a net run rate of -0 chess
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Their road to the semi-final looks tough now as their remaining group games are against South Africa, Bangladesh, New Zealand and England chess
South Africa and New Zealand are in top form while England are the defending champions chess
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