Mark Cavendish will lead Quick-Step Alpha Vinyl in Memorial Rik Van Steenbergen
CyclingSunday, 09 October 2022 at 05:30
Quick-Step Alpha Vinyl has revealed its lineup for Memorial Rik Van Steenbergen. The team will depend on Mark Cavendish to lead the team and try for a victory.
British champion Mark Cavendish will ride for the last time with his Quick-Step Alpha Vinyl jersey. The race is built for sprinters, and Cavendish is the perfect candidate for the team. Iljo Keisse will also be present at the start line and try to take one last victory before his retirement.
Tour of Slovakia winner Josef Cerny is also taking part in the race, German sprinter Jannik Steimle, Stan Van Tricht, Bert Van Lerberghe and Stijn Steels will support Cavendish in his final race for the team.
Quick-Step Alpha Vinyl for Memorial Rik Van Steenbergen: Mark Cavendish, Iljo Keisse, Josef Cerny, Jannik Steimle, Stan Van Tricht, Bert Van Lerberghe and Stijn Steels.
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Sunday brings Memorial Rik Van Steenbergen - our last outing of the season and @MarkCavendish’s final race with the Wolfpack. Photo: @GettySport
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