Filippo Ganna leads an INEOS Grenadiers lineup looking for back-to-back Paris-Roubaix wins
CyclingSaturday, 08 April 2023 at 09:30
INEOS Grenadiers have revealed their seven-man lineup for this weekend's Paris-Roubaix. 26-year-old Filippo Ganna will lead the team hoping to improve on his 35th placed finish last year.
Ganna has three times before tackled the Hell of the North with the 35th placed finish he achieved last year being his best career attempt. Alongside the Italian time-trial specialist are 19-year-old Joshua Tarling on his Paris-Roubaix debut, 39-year-old Cameron Wurf and former British national road race champion Connor Swift.
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American Magnus Sheffield, Paris-Roubaix regular Luke Rowe and 23-year-old debutant Kim Heiduk will all also be involved for INEOS as they attempt to retain their French cobbles crown that Dylan van Baarle, who has since moved to Jumbo-Visma, won with the team last year.
INEOS Grenadiers for Paris-Roubaix:
Filippo Ganna, Joshua Tarling, Cameron Wurf, Connor Swift, Magnus Sheffield, Luke Rowe and Kim Heiduk.
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