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Fernando Gaviria leads Movistar Team focused around stage wins at the Giro d'Italia

Cycling
by Kieran Wood
Monday, 01 May 2023 at 16:49
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The Movistar Team for the upcoming Giro d'Italia has been unveiled with Fernando Gaviria set to lead the team's hopes for success with the in-form Colombian targeting stage wins.
Fresh off the back of a dominant sprint win on the final stage of the Tour de Romandie, Gaviria immediately turned his attention to the Giro d'Italia in his post-race interview. The 28-year-old is a former five-time stage winner at the race and will be hoping to add to that tally over the coming three weeks.

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Alongside Gaviria will be the American time-trial specialist Will Barta, 25-year-old German, Max Kanter plus the vastly experienced José Joaquín Rojas and Albert Torres. Einer Rubio will be hoping to mount a general classification challenge, supported by Gonzalo Serrano and Carlos Verona.
Movistar Team for the Giro d'Italia:
Fernando Gaviria, Will Barta, Max Kanter, José Joaquín Rojas, Albert Torres, Gonzalo Serrano and Carlos Verona.

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