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Movistar Team for Tour de France 2024: Aranburu, Lazkano and Gaviria to score points and Enric Mas for the general classification
CyclingMonday, 24 June 2024 at 10:20
Movistar Team has unveiled its '8' for the Tour de France 2024 that has had the final surprise of the inclusion of Fernando Gaviria who was not in the initial bets. The Colombian sprinter performed well in the Giro and has been rewarded with a spot on the team for the Grande Boucle. The other place our CiclismoAlDía colleagues already confirmed yesterday would go to Oier Lazkano, despite all the speculations surrounding his future transfer.
So, as was requested by the fans, Movistar on this occasion has not thrown all the cards to Enric Mas and has a team that in theory will be able to score in stages with the brand new Spanish champion Alex Aranburu as one of the spearheads.
Another very interesting man who could be looking for his own way and who could look for partial victories is Javier Romo, without ruling out that Gregor Mühlberger could also get into some stages. Two men should form the hard core for Enric Mas for the overall: Nelson Oliveira on the flat and Davide Formolo in the mountains.
We'll see how the Telephone team approaches the race, but after performing at a high level in the Giro racing for the overall standings with Einer Rubio and the stages with Pelayo Sánchez, Nairo Quintana and Gaviria, they should try to do the same in the Tour, CiclismoAlDía's Juan Larra thinks: "Freedom for the second row men and some support for Enric Mas to try to finish as high as possible in the overall."
Movistar team for Tour de France 2024:
Enric Mas
Oier Lazkano
Nelson Oliveira
Davide Formolo
Alex Aranburu
Fernando Gaviria
Javier Romo
Gregor Mühlberger
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