Michal Kwiatkowski leads INEOS Grenadiers as they look to repeat last years success at Brabantse Pijl
CyclingWednesday, 12 April 2023 at 08:30
The INEOS Grenadiers will take to the startline at Brabantse Pijl looking to defend the title they won last year through Magnus Sheffield. With the American rider absent, Michal Kwiatkowski will lead the British based team.
With Kwiatkowski riding in his third Brabantse Pijl, the Polish star will be hoping for a better personal outcome than he had last year when he didn't make it to the finish line. Alongside the 32-year-old will be a young lineup hungry to succeed.
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19-year-old Canadian Michael Leonard is alongside the 21-year-old Brit Leo Hayter and 27-year-old Colombian Brandon Smith Rivera. Also involved for INEOS Grenadiers will be the trio of Cameron Wurf, Joshua Tarling and Kim Heiduk fresh off their exploits in the Hell of the North at Paris-Roubaix.
INEOS Grenadiers for Brabantse Pijl:
Leo Hayter, Kim Heiduk, Michal Kwiatkowski, Michael Leonard, Brandon Rivera, Joshua Tarling and Cameron Wurf.
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