Mikel Landa is one of the last remaining big-name stars yet to open up their 2025 season. We now know when and where the 35-year-old will make his seasonal bow though, with the
Soudal - Quick-Step man confirmed for a first ever appearance at
Strade Bianche on March 8th.
“It’s a new race for me and I’m excited, because I have always loved watching it on TV," previews the much-loved founder of 'Landismo' in
a pre-race press release posted to the official website of the Soudal - Quick-Step team. "I know it will be completely different to be there on the course, in the thick of the action, and really nervous, but I will try to do my best as I get my season underway and just enjoy this experience.”
Landa has had plenty of success on Italian roads during the course of his career, winning three stages and a King of the Mountains at the Giro d'Italia, plus finishing on the final podium in 2022. With a stage of Tirenno-Adriatico coming in 2018 and the overall win at the Giro del Trentino back in 2016, Landa will be hoping for similar Italian success on his
Strade Bianche debut.