Who, like us, can't wait to see the riders on the Italian 🇮🇹white roads? 🙌 @StradeBianche is on the horizon and this is our men squad for it 👇
Can Lidl-Trek team surprise in Strade Bianche without a clear favorite?
CyclingWednesday, 28 February 2024 at 02:30
Lidl-Trek has announced its lineup for Strade Bianche. The American formation does not start with a clear favorite, but will be able to play multiple cards on the dusty roads around Siena.
It's no secret that Strade Bianche is one of 22-year-old Quinn Simmons' favorite races. The American champion already made an impression on his debut in 2021, he was in the leading group for a while, including the later winner Mathieu van der Poel and Wout van Aert. A year later, in the 2022 edition, he crossed the line seventh in Siena. Last year, Simmons had to settle for twelfth place.
Read also
Another rider to keep an eye on, especially after the Flemish Opening Weekend, is Toms Skujins. The Latvian was perhaps the best man in the race in the Omloop Het Nieuwsblad, but it did not translate into a good result. Maybe things will develop differently on Saturday.
Lidl-Trek lineup for Strade Bianche:
Quinn Simmons, Andrea Bagioli, Toms Skujins, Fabio Felline, Jacopo Mosca, Edward Theuns and Mathias Vacek
Quinn Simmons, Andrea Bagioli, Toms Skujins, Fabio Felline, Jacopo Mosca, Edward Theuns and Mathias Vacek
Read also
Just in
Popular news
Latest comments
- Why do the women CXs keep getting short changed with the length of theor races? They could have easily done another lap to put them at 50 minutes which is their time limit. Yet another CX race where they fail to reach this when they had a chance to. Come on ... the math isn't that hard to figure out lap times and divide into 50 min!frieders318-11-2024
- All pro cyclists are massively underpaid! The amount of riding and physical exertion they put their bodies through is crazy compared to other sports. I can't think of any other sport where you are physically active at a very high level of power output for hours on end each day.Pogboom17-11-2024
- When I was working for Starkist/Heinz my manager quit. So the next week my group was put under another manager. During our first meeting he asked if there was anything we needed to tell him. I said that I would be out the following week on vacation. He said "I don't know if I can let you go on vacation". I replied, "You can't tell if I can go. You can only tell me if I can come back".Sweep17-11-2024
- :-)Sweep17-11-2024
- What a mess there :-)
DareDevil17-11-2024 - So he read the comments here probably :-)DareDevil17-11-2024
- Alpecin is a MVDP and sprinter's team. It is unlikely that he will get a chance there as wellabstractengineer17-11-2024
- There’s no crying in cyclocross…Crashjames17-11-2024
- Pointless reporting. They are rivals, each tries their way to get their best result, with or without collaboration. As long as it’s all fair, why even report riders feelings about such stuff (yes I know, lack of other news). Anyone riding races will go through dozens of moments per race where they get emotional about the way someone else rides or takes advantage or doesn’t collaborate or more, it is natural, it is justified, it is NOT newsworthy!Mistermaumau17-11-2024
- I like that you can see you actually replied to you and not just to the same thread. :)Sweep16-11-2024