
Dylan Groenewegen comes fresh off a dominant win at the Arctic Race of Norway, and as the majority of the best sprinters in the world, he will be present at the BEMER Cyclassics where he will be Team BikeExchange - Jayco's main card.
“I’m happy to be competing in the Hamburg classic again," Groenewegen said in a press release. "...I am in good condition at the moment, I came out of the Tour de France well and I’m coming to Hamburg after a stage win in the Arctic Race last week, so the confidence is high".
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The Dutchman will be supported by his main leadout man Luka Mezgec if the race doesn't turn too hard for the pure sprinters, and Groenewegen is coming as a favourite despite the heavy field of fast men. BikeExchange won't have too many options, so they will have to count on their fast men to thrive.
Amund Jansen will also be expected to have an important role within the leadout, whilst Jack Bauer, Alexander Konychev, Campbell Stewart and Jan Maas will all have support roles within the team to try and keep the race as compact as possible.
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Team BikeExchange - Jayco for BEMER Cyclassics: Dylan Groenewegen, Luka Mezgec, Amund Jansen, Jack Bauer, Alexander Konychev, Campbell Stewart and Jan Maas.
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- A great route aswell. Col D'Arcy is a toughie
Rafionain-Glas03-11-2026 - Let Torito have a shot at it
Rafionain-Glas03-11-2026 - A great route, much more exciting than the Tour de France. Monte Livata is an interesting one, because they experimented with it at the 2026 Baby Giro, and it was fantastic. 4 km at 10%, then 10 km at 6.5% made for a great spectacle. The stage 16 is horrible
Rafionain-Glas03-11-2026 - I remember when Mark went through that. He was really experiencing lows and thought about quiting many times. It took him a long time to recover. I, like many others were overjoyed when he came back. I hope Lafay has been tested. I wish him the best.Paggss03-11-2026
- That sucks for him. I've always wondered what guys like him do after retiring from cycling - go back to uni? He's still a very young manCrashjames03-11-2026
- Good Point, I wonder if he's been testedmhfrvz03-11-2026
- A busy boy!Lozza03-11-2026
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💬 RACE PREVEIW 💬 “I’m happy to be competing in the Hamburg classic again. It’s a race that I like, in 2017 I got on the podium." - @GroenewegenD 🎙 #BEMERcyclassics 🇩🇪🔜 greenedgecycling.com/2022/08/18/gro…
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