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The Latest Breaking News from Ivan Glasenberg

Tom Pidcock to race on both Pinarello and Scott bikes for 2025 in unusual sponsor clash

British rider stays 'in the Pinarello family' for 2025 for cyclocross, mountain biking and gravel

Cycling News

'2025 is about to get lit' - Tom Pidcock joins Q36.5 after leaving Ineos Grenadiers

British rider signs three-year contract in a bid to reboot his career

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Tom Pidcock leaves Ineos Grenadiers with Q36.5 set to sign him for 2025

Yorkshireman leaves British super team after tension and drawn-out divorce

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Dogma days: Inside the creation of the iconic £13,000 Pinarello Dogma

Cycling Weekly pays a revealing visit to Pinarello's headquarters in Treviso, northern Italy

Cycling Weekly

'He stays at Ineos' - Tom Pidcock's transfer to Q36.5 is off (at least for now)

After a summer of transfer talk Yorkshireman could be staying at Ineos Grenadiers in 2025

Cycling News

Pinarello reportedly sold to mining billionaire for €200m

L Catterton confirms the sale of its stake in the bike brand, with reports Ivan Glasenberg is the new owner

Cycling News

Pinarello set to be bought by billionaire former mining firm boss

Glencore share holder and keen cyclist Ivan Glasenberg set to take majority stake, according to reports

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Pinarello could be sold to mining billionaire, reports suggest

Ivan Glasenberg, former CEO of Glencore, paid the €250 million brand a visit recently

Cycling News

Global resources shark Glencore must understand the world is no longer for sale

Glencore has Canadian mining crown jewel Teck in its sights–but the disruptive takeover bid has little chance of succeeding, say Yale's Sonnenfeld and Tian.

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Glencore CEO Rides Coal Windfall on the Way to a Low-Carbon World

Gary Nagle says the fossil fuel is still necessary, even as he invests in minerals required for a battery-powered future.

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