Geraint Thomas (Photo by Bas Czerwinski/Getty Images)
Geraint Thomas admits there are better riders in the Team Ineos roster, but still wants to chase glory in the 2020 Tour de France.
The surprise winner of the 2018 Tour followed up with second in this year’s edition, as his 22-year-old team-mate Egan Bernal emerged victorious.
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I went on a press trip for a $1399 bike - here's why that's a big dealVan Rysel’s GRVL AF launch might be the most sensible I’ve ever attended
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Easygoing and plenty capable, the Van Rysel GRVL AF 2 delivers on a $1,399 budgetThe GRVL AF 2 is an affordable gravel bike that punches well above its weight—and looks good doing it
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Geraint Thomas named on start list for final British National ChampionshipsIneos Grenadiers rider among WorldTour talent expected to compete in Wales
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Tour of Britain Men aims for Cardiff finish to pay tribute to Geraint Thomas in final pro raceSources say planned route will travel over Caerphilly Mountain and include finish near Cardiff castle
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Would Dave Brailsford returning to Ineos Grenadiers be a good idea?Reportedly on his way out of Manchester United back to a wider role at Ineos Sport, the old Team Sky boss might be back in the world of cycling
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Geraint Thomas to move into management role at Ineos Grenadiers after retirement - reportsWelshman due to retire at end of 2025 but expected to stay with team
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'I only found out I was coming to this race yesterday' - Sam Watson claims first WorldTour win in 3.4km Tour de Romandie prologueBrit wins by just three tenths of a second to take leader's jersey
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'It can really push me along' - How a velodrome comeback is making Caleb Ewan faster on the roadAustralian says he'll "definitely" continue track work after rekindling passion
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Could Caleb Ewan be Ineos Grenadiers' first Tour de France sprinter since Mark Cavendish? 'That's my goal'"All I can do is try to win as much as possible and prove that I deserve to be there," says Australian
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'An unprecedented opportunity for brands to be part of the evolution' - Ineos Grenadiers sponsor hunt steps up with sales agency partnershipSportfive have been employed to find "non-endemic global partners for the team"
