Lotto Dstny have revealed their lineup for 2023 edition of Scheldeprijs with Australian sprint ace Caleb Ewan set to lead the teams hopes of victory.
"While we still need to keep an eye on the weather forecast, it looks like the wind will remain calm on Wednesday," says Lotto Dstny sports director Allan Davis to the teams official website. "This doesn't really change our tactics, but it does work in our favor. With Caleb Ewan on our team, we're aiming for a sprint, where he can show his fast legs."
Often referred to as the unofficial world championship of sprinting, Scheldeprijs would be a big scalp for the team relegated from World Tour level last year. "We hope to maintain the momentum and build on the success of the past few weeks. The entire team is focused," continues Davis. "We've already achieved some great results this season. The classics have been going well so far, and we want to continue this positive trend."
Lotto Dstny team for Scheldeprijs: Caleb Ewan, Jasper De Buyst, Jarrad Drizners, Jacopo Guarnieri, Michael Schwarzmann, Rüdiger Selig, and Liam Slock.
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