Despite the recent success of Tudor Pro Cycling, with Michael Storer's impressive third-place finish at Il Lombardia, the team's management, led by the legendary Fabian Cancellara, is not resting on its laurels.
This achievement, alongside the consistent performances of Julian Alaphilippe and Marc Hirschi, has confirmed the team's growth over the past three years. However, Cancellara believes they can aim even higher.
"We're not satisfied yet," Cancellara emphasized. "The team has shown great potential, but we want to push the boundaries and achieve more."
And here's where it gets interesting: Tudor Pro Cycling is gearing up for an exciting 2026 season. With the addition of Stefan Küng, a powerhouse in the cobbled Classics, and the extension of Storer's contract until 2028, the team is looking stronger than ever.
But the real question is, can they dominate the Classics? Cancellara certainly thinks so, and with the support of key sponsors like MSC, BMC, Red Bull, Assos, and Boss, the team has the resources to make it happen.
And this is the part most people miss: it's not just about the big names. The team's depth is impressive, with riders like Luca Mozzato and Will Barta joining the ranks. Alaphilippe and Hirschi, under contract until 2027, are also key components of this ambitious project.
So, will Tudor Pro Cycling dominate the cycling scene in 2026? Only time will tell, but with their current trajectory, it's an exciting prospect. What do you think? Could they be the next big cycling dynasty? Share your thoughts in the comments!
