Tour of Antalya is traditionally among the most overlooked 2.1 races on the UCI schedule, but this year's startlist is very impressive, with two WT teams and 9 PRT teams making the early trip to Turkiye.
Bahrain - Victorious is one of them.
The four-day stage race will offer a bit for everyone. First stage on the coast will be the only opportunity for pure sprinters like
Alberto Bruttomesso. Stages 2 and 4 are a bit harder to read but likely scenario is a sprint of reduced group or (late) breakaway. Stage 3 is the queen stage of this race with over 3000 meters of climbing and it is where
Edoardo Zambanini should prove himself.