Could the second tier
Tudor Pro Cycling Team really win a Grand Tour? If the performances of GC leader
Michael Storer at the
Tour of the Alps this week are anything to go by, it's not completely out of the question. The Australian starred in the Alps again on the final stage, embarking on a long-range raid to reclaim the race lead from
Thymen Arensman and secure the overall victory.
With around 35km to go, the Tudor Pro Cycling Team exploded the GC group as
Florian Stork set a monster pace in an uphill leadout for Storer. Whilst Arensman was initially able to follow, when the Aussie moved off his teammate's wheel and onto the attack himself, the INEOS Grenadiers leader was quickly distanced.