Caleb Ewan "not going anywhere" according to Lotto-Soudal spokesperson

Despite Lotto Soudal's UCI World Tour relegation, their star sprinter, Caleb Ewan is "not going anywhere." At least according to a spokesperson for the Belgian team.

Ewan is currently under contract until the end of 2024 and the unnamed Lotto Soudal spokesperson told Cycling Weekly that “Caleb has said internally to us that he will stay on the team. At the moment we’re planning and discussing his programme and goals for next season, which will continue next week,”

Read also

Update: Nairo Quintana refuses offer from Colombian team

On the mention of a potential relegation clause in Ewan's contract allowing the Australian to leave the spokesperson defiantly reiterated "He has always expressed his intention to stay towards us and nothing will change.” Adding, "Caleb extended his contract together with Jasper De Buyst. They will be a hard-to-beat combination in 2023. For them, nothing changes, next year we will be fighting for victory in the biggest races"

Despite EF Education-EasyPost manager, Jonathan Vaughters recently calling the relegation battle "a really absurd way of racing", Lotto Soudal have been looking at the positives of dropping out of the World Tour with the spokesperson saying "We had to take some steps and think about ways we could change things for the better and for the good of the team. The fact that for example Caleb says ‘ok I’m committed to this team, they have a plan for me and for the entire team’ just confirms to us that we’re moving in the right direction.”

Read also

EF Education-EasyPost manager Jonathan Vaughters calls World Tour relegation battle "A really absurd way of racing"