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Geraint Thomas and Tom Pidcock headline as INEOS Grenadiers confirm all-star lineup for 2024 Volta ao Algarve
CyclingMonday, 12 February 2024 at 22:00
The INEOS Grenadiers have unveiled their lineup for the upcoming Volta ao Algarve with a number of notable names confirmed for their season debut.
In an incredibly strong team, it's genuinely hard to see who will be the outright leader. Most likely is probably former Tour de France winner, Geraint Thomas, who returns to racing for the first time in 2024. Fellow strong general classification candidates though include Thymen Arensman and Tom Pidcock, who as recently as last weekend took victory on the mountain bike.
With the likes of time-trial supremo-turned-sprint star Filippo Ganna, American talent Magnus Sheffield, the vastly experienced Luke Rowe and German workhorse Kim Heiduk, it's a team that has clearly come to contest for the win.
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INEOS Grenadiers for Volta ao Algarve:
Geraint Thomas, Tom Pidcock, Thymen Arensman, Filippo Ganna, Magnus Sheffield, Kim Heiduk and Luke Rowe.
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