"It might sound a little cliché, but it's just the truth: I am insanely happy about this opportunity!" Sinkeldam said in a press release from the team. "All the pieces are falling into place. I am super motivated to be pat of the
Alpecin-Deceuninck sprint train and to share my experience with the other guys."
Sinkeldam had signed with B&B Hotels-KTM where he was expected to be one of Mark Cavendish's right-hand men. However, financial problems plunged the team into allowing their riders to look for contracts elsewhere. Sinkeldam was immediately in sights of
Alpecin-Deceuninck who put in a lot of focus on their fast men.