Training session2026-03-27 Eusebius Mandyczewski TimeTrial -1
2026-03-27 David Lynch TimeTrial +1
2026-03-27 Ondrej Zelinka Sprint +1
2026-03-27 Ondrej Zelinka Flat -1
2026-03-27 Willibald Gluck Climbing +1
Lynch takes TT up to 84, would prefer mountain to reach the psychological 70 barrier, but think that TT makes more sense, increases his stage win chance a lot.
Zelinka (26) exchanging a flat point with a sprint sklll. 66-68-78 with 76 sprint now
Gluck (24) climbing up to 70-75-76, really usefull helper for Lynch already, and also for the classics (mainly Hölzel). Starting with 54-69 for only 1.5 mio we really like this kind of helpers. Has potential to become the next Quickley.
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By the end of age 32, it is time to take a look at the training performance of Wilhem Exner
Starting values: 48 (+2)-74(+11)-73(-2)-49-65(+1)
Peak values: 50-85-73-49-66
I think one could say it was a bad training. He really was meant as a strong flat rider with sprint, hoped for 87 flat at least, only covering sprint. But after reaching 85 at age 24, he stopped training completely, well he first downtrained on downhill. But no training since end of 25 (no up, no down), so he also enters the Club der Trainingsverweigerer. He still was and is a usefull rider, simply it doesn't really make sense to use him as a leader. I guess he will stay at our team some more month (usually saying so is a 100% chance he will be sold 1 week after).
Just realized he was only bought after the second training, so this makes it a bit more understandable. Still, with the given training scheme, he underperformed in training only being in the top 95% (based on 10,000 simulations)
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