Jasper Philipsen set to lead Alpecin-Deceuninck at the Danilith Nokere Koerse as the team also confirm their lineup for the GP Denain
CyclingWednesday, 13 March 2024 at 08:30
After taking his first win of the season on stage 2 of Tirreno-Adriatico, Jasper Philipsen is set to head to the Danilith Nokere Koerse with Alpecin-Deceuninck ahead of Milano-Sanremo this weekend.
The Belgian sprinter will be joined at the midweek semi-Classic by Oscar Riesebeek, Lars Boven, Senne Leysen, Jonas Rickaert, Siebe Roesems and Timo Kielich, who finished fourth at this race last year.
Alpecin-Deceuninck have also confirmed their team for the Grand Prix de Denain, which takes place a day later, as Riesebeek, Kielich and Boven remain in the lineup for that race as well, with Simon Dehairs, Stan Van Tricht, Fabio Van den Bossche and Sam Gaze all coming into the team.
Kielich also performed well at the French semi-Classic last season, in what was a strong period of form for the Belgian rider, as he finished third behind Juan Sebastián Molano and Tim van Dijke.
Read also
claps 0visitors 0
Write a comment
Just in
Popular news
Latest comments
- I assume Del Toro will be in pink for a while. Maybe even good for Ayuso that the pressure is off him now for a while. I still think Ayuso is team leader because I do not expect Del Toro to be a serious contender in the high mountainbike. Fun development 😁 I loved the stage also.
DareDevil19-05-2025 - Del Toro got Pink, whats the problem, Ayuso was riding retrograde... #simpleas 👍
leedorney19-05-2025 - I wondered how Rwanda had been chosen as WC venue.. just curious I guess. You've filled-in the lack of info very well.. thanks.FredMan19-05-2025
- On what basis are you marketing them as a strong team? Budget, past results, organisation, complementary roles?Mistermaumau19-05-2025
- Beating a man when he’s down? That’s not exactly a sign of strength.Mistermaumau19-05-2025
- May be, everything is possible in a 3weeker. His high-paced ride with WVA (plus the upcoming TT) may hit him yet whikst Ayuso enjoyed the luxury of a protected group to « recover » 2 days. As used to happen in the past, maybe we’ll see a fresh guy eating 2-3 minutes into a tired one on a single climb again? Don’t know, don’t care but I’ll keep an open mind for the moment. Oh, and any of these guys can also have a Roglič day, or worse, a Jay day and by the end no-one will remember the final result could have or was distorted by such incidents.Mistermaumau19-05-2025
- Well said! I think many don’t realise how fast the stage was, if you look at the names who got ejected from the peleton most of the top 20 showed an amazing resilience, Ayuso had it easy, maybe because he chose to play it smart, maybe because he was too close to the limit, both are possible. Cycling is a funny sport, the only one where you can actually improve as the race goes along, well, in GTs at least. Weird how you can suddenly have a good day or week after suffering early on, but then we all know that from training too.Mistermaumau19-05-2025
- As I said, the cat’s away. UAE are not a team, they’re a collective of well paid talent that are hard to beat, the Real Madrid of cycling, but, with that come unmanageable egos and unlike in football (except Ronaldo) individual gials still top team performance so what do you expect. He’s just advancing his transfer pawns because the day will come when everyone at UAE realises the place isn’t big enough for all of them.Mistermaumau19-05-2025
- Kudos to del Toro. He rode away from everyone save an inspired Van Aert. All those strong riders behind putting time into Roglic, but he kept putting time into them. Deserving of the maglia rosa.velodan19-05-2025
- Did Bora get some bad spaghetti? What should be a strong team didn't look like it today.velodan19-05-2025