“I think I can do a good job, although I haven’t quite got it right in a couple of TT’s this year but the form is much better than it was,” he added. “I’m getting to grips with the TT bike we have… I think they are going to count on me for the breakaways on some of the flatter stages. Another big part of what I do is working for the others, taking the wind and putting them in the right place for the important moments,” Quarterman explains his role for upcoming
Giro d'Italia.
The 24-year old Brittish cyclist's 2023 season highlights are 21st in the final ITT of Settimana Internazionale Coppi e Bartali and lot of kilometres ahead of peloton in France at Tour du Doubs and Classic Grand Besançon Doubs. Now he's ready to take on the biggest challenge of cycling career so far - the Giro d'Italia.