Movistar look to complete successful spring with Paris-Roubaix result, Cortina and Lazkano lead Spanish team
CyclingThursday, 06 April 2023 at 01:00
Movistar have been one of the most overperforming teams in this block of cobbled classics, and at Paris-Roubaix they have one final opportunity to perform, and count on their Spanish leaders to lead the charge.
Ivan García Cortina is their leader on the road here, having ridden a strong spring highlighted by his fourth place at the E3 Saxo Classic. Matteo Jorgenson has also performed very strongly over the Flandrien cobbles but he will be absent from Roubaix, however the team will feature Oier Lazkano who rode to a surprise second place at Dwars door Vlaanderen after being in the day's breakaway.
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The team doesn't have a lot of experience in this type of race but will look to perform with it's modest classics block. The team is completed by Johan Jacobs, Lluís Mas, Mathias Norsgaard, Juri Hollmann and Iván Romeo.
Movistar Team for Paris-Roubaix: Johan Jacobs, Iván García Cortina, Oier Lazkano, Lluís Mas, Mathias Norsgaard, Juri Hollmann and Iván Romeo.
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