Más ain't going back to no Continental team, or at least he shouldn't be. He should be ProConti at least. Barceló, who also came via Fundación Contador but is now with the Fundación Euskadi, might go to that level but the fact he's in FE and riding as a stagiare for Cofidis means they and Murias probably are in the driving seat for him and Pro-Conti might be the logical next step for him. Besides, Caja Rural have quite a good line in talent-spotting good young climbers that they then can't keep hold of, and Jaime's the last in that line. Rosón was similarly strong in Croatia on the big mountains; Soler was so good in the spring that I have no qualms about him; he's also quite diesel-tastic so this isn't for him, especially given these are his first race days coming off a month out. He'll be underdone at the start of the Vuelta but his recovery seems pretty good so with a free role it will be of more importance to see where he is a week into the Vuelta. I think he'll be strong by the end if given the freedom to drop time early on.