Marco Brenner to swap Team DSM-Firmenich for Tudor Pro Cycling according to reports
CyclingFriday, 27 October 2023 at 15:30
Talented German 21-year-old Marco Brenner looks set to depart Team DSM-Firmenich for pastures new at the Swiss-based, Tudor Pro Cycling Team according to the latest reports.
Several sources have confirmed to Wielerflits that this is the case. Brenner and his team were at loggerheads a few months ago after the German was left off the Vuelta a Espana lineup and he publicly criticised his team for their lack of transparency.
With Team DSM-Firmenich not picking up their option for an extended year in 2024, Brenner has been free to search for a new team and reportedly Tudor Pro Cycling Team have won the race.
The arrival of Brenner also marks another impressive signing in the continued development of the Swiss-based team. The 21-year-old will join the likes of Matteo Trentin, Alberto Dainese, Marius Mayrhofer and Florian Stork among others in signing for the team.
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- What a mess there :-)
DareDevil17-11-2024 - So he read the comments here probably :-)DareDevil17-11-2024
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