Bahrain Victorious welcomes Andrea Pasqualon, Nikias Arndt, and Dusan Rajovic to the team - "I’m looking forward to starting my journey with Bahrain Victorious in the next season"
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Bahrain Victorious has welcomed three new riders, Andrea Pasqualon, Nikias Arndt, and Dušan Rajović, to the team.
Rajović will be making his debut in the WorldTour. I’m pleased and excited to be a part of the team next year. I’m looking forward to showing my best at the biggest races in cycling,” said Rajovic.
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Pasqualon, who is currently a rider for Intermarché–Wanty–Gobert, will be joining the team at the start of next year. “I am thrilled to be part of this team for the next two seasons. I will bring my experience of these 12 years of professionalism, especially to the young riders who will become part of this project. I will certainly be an important man both in terms of sprint and for the Northern Classics. I will try to repay the trust with some great successes,” concluded Pasqualon.
Nikias Arndt may seem past his prime, but the rider still has much left to offer. He recently secured a bronze in the fifth stage of the Tour de Pologne. “I’m looking forward to starting my journey with Bahrain Victorious in the next season. In my 10-year career as a pro cyclist, I gathered a lot of experience and can’t wait to use and further develop them with the team. I believe Bahrain Victorious will help me get the best out of myself,” concluded Arndt.
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