"It's my dream to one day win the Tour of Flanders" - Bob Jungels has not forgotten about cobbled classics ambitions
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Having joined up with BORA-hansgrohe for the coming two seasons, the now 30-year-old Luxembourger, Bob Jungels has big ambitions at the Tour of Flanders.
"I have had success in stage races and one-day races. I want it to stay that way. My next race is Paris-Nice. Then I will start my preparation for the Classics," the ambitious former AG2R Citroen rider revealed to an official Bora-Hansgrohe podcast. "It is my dream to one day win the Tour of Flanders."
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As mentioned, Jungels is beginning the first season of his two-year deal and as someone who is no stranger to moving teams, he discusses how he uses his experience to integrate quickly. "So far everything seems perfect," he says.
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"I'm also happy with the way I started on the Volta a Comunitat Valenciana. There are always differences when you change teams. For me, for example, it was a change that I could I also notice that the atmosphere is relaxed in the team."
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