Kaden Groves leads stage win orientated Alpecin-Deceuninck lineup for the Giro d'Italia
CyclingWednesday, 03 May 2023 at 15:04
Alpecin-Deceuninck's Giro d'Italia lineup has been revealed with Kaden Groves hunt for stage wins and the points classification jersey set to be a key aim.
The recent Volta Limburg Classic winner has been in fine form since his move from the Jayco setup to Alpecin-Deceuninck over the winter transfer window. Two stage wins at the Volta a Catalunya also being added to the 24-year-old Australian's palmares.
Supporting Groves with his aim for a first career Grand Tour points classification win will be a stage winner from last year's edition, Stefano Oldani, 31-year-old German Alexander Krieger, Italian duo of Nicola Conci and Kristian Sbaragli, plus the Belgian rider Senne Leysen, Dutchman Oscar Riesebeek and the experienced Ramon Sinkeldam.
Alpecin-Deceuninck for the Giro d'Italia:
Kaden Groves, Stefano Oldani, Nicola Conci, Kristian Sbaragli, Senne Leysen, Oscar Riesebeek, Alexander Krieger and Ramon Sinkeldam.
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