He doesn't say in the interview. Just that he will stay half a year with his current team next year, and go pro in july.Where?
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He doesn't say in the interview. Just that he will stay half a year with his current team next year, and go pro in july.Where?
My gut says Lotto rather than DQSGot a feeling it will be DQS, but that's just a guess. Lotto could also be a good landing spot though
My gut says Lotto rather than DQS
I don't know the route for the U23 (length, climbs), but he is always there when in the final and copes a lot better with a hard race than many other pro sprinters (i'm inclined to say, better than most). Had a staggering amount of top 10 finishes with the pros (i think over 20), he's just lacking in top speed. If he can manage to become faster, a lot of those top 10 finishes will turn into wins. Or maybe he'll just turn into an allround classics rider? I don't know if there is anybody faster in the U23 though. He easily beat Groves yesterday, and he's said to be one of the fastest.Philipsen will ride with the U23's in Yorkshire. I think the successor of Hirschi is known.
Oh, cool i must have missed that. I thought he had an agreement with Sunweb for 2021, so i assumed he was staying U23 till then.Leknessund isn’t staying in U23. UNO-X are now pro Conti or whatever they’re called this year.
Oh, cool i must have missed that. I thought he had an agreement with Sunweb for 2021, so i assumed he was staying U23 till then.
Not sure, but Andrea Piccolo and Alessio Martinelli are probably among them, going by their results in this race:Who are the u-23 riders to watch in 2020? I need to pick a few without a pro contract in one of the games but beyond Vermaerke and Pidcock, I have no idea who I should choose. Preferably those who could do well in l'Avenir, u-23 Giro, Aosta or u-23 WC.