Movistar Team has announced the team that will take part in the Tour of the Alps from next Tuesday 18 April in a race that will have 5 stages and will finish on Saturday 22.
The team will give Colombian Ivan Sosa another opportunity to prove his worth in a mountainous race that will take place between Italy and Austria and which is perfectly suited to his characteristics, featuring five days in the mountains.
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Alongside him, Antonio Pedrero will be the man in charge of trying to get a good result in the general classification or fight for one of the stages. Keep an eye on what men like Óscar Rodríguez or Abner González, who are performing at a good level this season, can also do.
Movistar Team Tour of the Alps 2023:
Antonio Pedrero
Óscar Rodríguez
Abner Gonzalez
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