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Dylan Teuns leads stacked Bahrain team for final Ardennes clash: "Roche aux Faucons will be decisive"
CyclingSaturday, 23 April 2022 at 20:00
Dylan Teuns has been one of the leading figures this spring, and will headline an incredibly strong Bahrain - Victorious team in the upcoming Liège-Bastogne-Liège.
Talking to Sporza before the race, Teuns has said that "I have gained confidence and it is clear that I still have good legs. The two Ardennes classics have always been highly regarded by me. I have now tapped one, but that does not mean that the other has been forgotten."
He will have the support, or perhaps tactical advantage due to the presence of a strong team which includes Milano-Sanremo winner Matej Mohoric, Giro di Sicilia winner Damiano Caruso, alongside Mikel Landa, Wout Poels and Jack Haig. A climber-stacked team, which should be one of - if not the - most aggressive teams when the riders arrive at the decisive section of the race.
As to how the race will be decided, Teuns has a clear idea. "La Roche aux Faucons will be decisive. Whether I have to arrive alone? Preferably of course. Although I have already proven that I still have a punch after a difficult and long race. Hopefully I will have that on Sunday," he said.
Teuns has mentioned that his recent win at Flèche Wallone was the biggest in his career: "Why I think it is the best victory of my career? My two victories in the Tour came after a breakaway. That was not the case this time. I defeated the world's top, they also marked that race with red in the agenda." Only time will tell, however it wouldn't come as a big surprise if the Belgian was able to add another high-level win this Sunday.
Bahrain - Victorious for Liège-Bastogne-Liège: Dylan Teuns, Matej Mohoric, Wout Poels, Jack Haig, Mikel Landa, Damiano Caruso and Luis León Sánchez.
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