The team puts in quite a bit of focus in the mountains, bringing in
Harold Tejada who may aim for stage wins in the many mountainous days and South American Grand Tour debutants
Santiago Umba and
Harold Martín López who look to perform in the same terrain. Simultaneously, Kazakh duo Nicolas Vinokourov and Gleb Brussenskiy.
Ide Schelling will be aiming for the sprint stages, those specifically that feature some climbing. The Dutchman can realistically aim for good results as he has shown the legs on several occasions this year, and will be supported here by italian
Gianmarco Garofoli.