Tom Pidcock - Top 5 WOW moments

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The British cyclist Tom Pidcock is an incredible talent with incredible results.
His bike handling skills are also among the best in the pro peloton.
These skills have allowed him to win some of the biggest races in pro cycling.
In this video we are going to have a look at his 5 most impressive victories.
1. Alpe d'Huez
Pidcock used his incredible descending skills to bridge the gap to the breakaway on stage 12 of
Tour de France. I'll play some clips of his descent now as it was just beautiful to watch.
Then on the legendary climb, the Alpe d'Huez, he went solo dropping the likes of Chris Froome
to take the stage win. He won on the legendary climb by 40 seconds,
joining the likes of Geraint Thomas as a British winner on Alpe d'Huez.
2. Cyclocross World Championships
Once again Pidcock showed his supreme bike handling skills by winning the Cyclocross World
Championships. He looked comfortable and calm throughout the race and won this title at the
age of only 22 years old. He won with a huge gap and nobody seemed to be able to challenge him.
3. Olympic Mountain Bike
Pidcock won gold at the Tokyo 2020 Olympics in the mountain bike race.
He beat the best mountain bike riders in the world,
showing that he can dominate in all three of the disciplines he chooses.
The Olympics, which he stated as being bigger than cycling, is definitely a highlight in his palmares.
4. Mountain Bike World Cup
The first time we saw Pidcock prove himself in elite level mountain biking
was at the World Cup race in Novo Mesto in 2021.
He rode to an impressive and dominant victory again with time to spare.
He beat the likes of Mathieu Van Der Poel.
5. La Flèche Brabant 100
He won the world tour classic La Flèche Brabant 100 in exciting fashion
after out sprinting Wout van Aert. Wout van Aert is a bigger rider with an impressive sprint,
so it was a very strong result from Pidcock to be able to beat him to the line.
This result also shows Pidcock's potential as a classics rider,
and we hope to see him contesting Tour of Flanders or Liege-Bastogneige one day.
Thanks for watching, I hope you enjoyed.
Comment down below if you think Tom Pidcock can win the Tour de France one day.
