His contract ended at the end of this season and the Colombian was picked up by
BORA - hansgrohe. At a recent training camp, where the German team had it's new riders meet up in the Austrian Alps, Martínez continued rehabilitation work related to a hand injury he suffered this year.
CiclismoColombiano reports that the Colombian is firstly prioritizing his recovery in order to make sure that he can find himself at his best next year, and that the 27-year old will look to lead the team. With the addition of Primoz Roglic to the team there will naturally be a set leader for the
Tour de France and several other stage races, but Martínez should have other opportunities. Alongside them, there will be other specialists such as Jai Hindley, Aleksandr Vlasov and Cian Uijtdebroeks.
