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THE BIG THREE

The big three of the cyclocross world also happen to be the three biggest names on the Classics circuit. Wout van Aert and Mathieu van der Poel were already proven in these races, with wins across the biggest one-day races, but Tom Pidcock, strong as he is, felt like the weakest member of this trio, as he did in cyclo-cross this past winter.

However, with his win at Strade Bianche in early March, the man from Leeds cemented his place among this group. They can win

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