Tom Pidcock knows he’s not going to the Tour de France in 2025, and he’s just fine with that. In fact, he’s almost relieved. The 24-year-old Brit is embracing the fresh start offered by his move to Q36.

Tom Pidcock has confirmed that he will miss the 2025 edition of the Tour de France after joining Q36.5 Pro Cycling following the termination of his contract with Ineos Grenadiers. Pidcock is set to ride for the Swiss-based team this season after a messy end to his time at Ineos.

British cyclist Tom Pidcock, former world champion and double Olympic gold medalist, will not participate in this year’s Tour de France. After leaving Ineos Grenadiers and joining Q36.5 team, he targets the 2026 edition instead,

Tom Pidcock will not compete at this year's Tour de France after leaving Ineos Grenadiers and joining the Q36.5 team, the British cyclist said as he targets the 2026 edition of the race.

Britain's Tom Pidcock says he will not contest this year's Tour de France with his new Q36.5 team. The 25-year-old left Ineos Grenadiers in December following three successful years with the top British team. "We'll have a year out from the Tour and try to get to the Tour 2026," he told BBC Sport.

British cyclist Tom Pidcock, known for his cyclocross and mountain biking accolades, is skipping the 2024 Tour de France, having moved from Ineos Grenadiers to Q36.5. Focusing on smaller races this year,