UCI database also finally confirms the long reported arrival of Marco Brenner at the Tudor team in 2024. He is listed as one of their riders as seen in the screenshot. uci.org/team-details/1…
Marco Brenner quits Team dsm-firmenich to join Tudor Pro Cycling
CyclingThursday, 21 December 2023 at 08:30
After being scrapped from Team dsm-firmenich's Vuelta team, talented climber Marco Brenner was somewhat unhappy with his employer. And now everything suggests that he has found a new home at Tudor Pro Cycling.
While an official confirmation from either of the involved sides is missing, according to UCI's recently published World Tour and ProTour rosters, the former junior star is set to join the Swiss Pro Continental lineup next season, in accordance with early reports.
Tudor, who recently launched a somewhat unconventional scouting system, currently has 27 riders on contract for next season, including riders with rich World Tour experience, such as Matteo Trentin, Sébastien Reichenbach and Alberto Dainese.
Brenner had a difficult 2023, where he failed to live up to the great form in 2022, where, among other things, he came fifth on a stage in both the Vuelta and the Tour de Pologne, just as he came 12th in the standings in the Polish stage race.
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