Info @Gazzetta_it - According to our sources @PatricKonrad (now with @BORAhansgrohe) - stage winner at @LeTour, 2 times top 10 at @giroditalia - will leave the german team at the end of 2023. @TrekSegafredo (Lidl-Trek from 30 june) is likely to be his new team from 2024
Cycling Market: Patrick Konrad step closer to signing with Trek-Segafredo in 2024
CyclingMonday, 05 June 2023 at 14:00
Patrick Konrad may join the Trek-Segafredo team starting with the 2024 season, according to reports from Gazzetta dello Sport. The Austrian cyclist, currently with Bora-Hansgrohe and with his contract set to expire at the end of the current season, has decided to commit to the American team (which will become Lidl-Trek as of June 30) for the upcoming campaign.
The addition of Konrad to the Trek-Segafredo team is a strategic move that aims to strengthen the team and expand its potential in the classics, as well as stage-races. With his experience and talent, the Austrian cyclist will provide valuable support to the team in grand tours and other important competitions.
Konrad has proven to be an outstanding rider on several occasions throughout his career. He has twice finished in the top ten in the Giro d'Italia, demonstrating his ability to perform in demanding stage races. He has also achieved a stage victory in the prestigious Tour de France, reflecting his ability to compete at the highest level in major races.
Patrick Konrad's arrival at Trek-Segafredo marks a new chapter in the Austrian cyclist's career and offers a new challenge in his professional career. It will be interesting to see how he will adapt to his new environment and how he will use this opportunity to continue his success in the world of cycling. We will certainly be keeping an eye on his performance in the 2024 season and the exciting races it will bring.
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