Iván García Cortina and Davide Formolo hold Movistar Team's hopes for Strade Bianche 2024
CyclingWednesday, 28 February 2024 at 18:00
Movistar Team has announced its lineup for the Strade Bianche 2024 to be held this coming Saturday, March 2.
They will not count on Oier Lazkano, who will take a break after his great podium in Kuurne-Brussels-Kuurne. Nevertheless, the only Spanish team in the WorldTour will take a competitive 7.
Leading the way will be Iván García Cortina, who showed very good legs in the Omloop last Saturday and who should be ahead in a race that suits him well, although the final climb through the streets of Siena could be tough for him. Davide Formolo will be the other man to watch. With good legs he can finish at the top. Also, highlight Carlos Canal, who comes from a second place in a stage of O Gran Camiño behind Jonas Vingegaard.
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MOVISTAR TEAM STRADE BIANCHE 2024.
- Iván García Cortina
- Carlos Canal
- Davide Formolo
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