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Jorgenson, Lazkano and Cortina all present at Movistar's Tour of Flanders lineup, Annemiek van Vleuten leads women's team
CyclingThursday, 30 March 2023 at 17:00
Movistar Team are underdogs going into the Tour of Flanders but with a very motivated team. Going through a successful spring campaign, the team brings three cards to lead the Spanish team in pursuit of a result this Sunday in Oier Lazkano, Matteo Jorgenson and Ivan Garcia Cortina.
Lazkano is fresh off a second place at Dwars door Vlaanderen. His breakaway performance impressed and he will be a rider to eye on the bergs. Ivan Garcia Cortina and Matteo Jorgenson rode to fourth and fifth behind the 'big three' at the E3 Saxo Classic and are also carrying great form. The Spanish team is having a great campaign on the cobbles and will be motivated to keep it going.
A young team consisting of Johan Jacobs, Mathias Norsgaard, Juri Hollmann and Iván Romeo complete the lineup. As for the women's lineup, announced simultaneously, will include Annemiek van Vleuten in pursuit of her third title in De Ronde. The Spanish team will have a strong lineup including Floortje Mackaij, Liane Lippert and Arlenis Sierra.
Movistar Team for Tour of Flanders: Matteo Jorgenson, Ivan Garcia Cortina, Oier Lazkano, Johan Jacobs, Mathias Norsgaard, Juri Hollmann and Iván Romeo.
Movistar Team for Tour of Flanders WE: Annemiek van Vleuten, Floortje Mackaij, Arlenis Sierra, Liane Lippert, Sheyla Gutiérrez and Aude Biannic.
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