Movistar Team will try to defend its title in the AlUla Tour with Davide Formolo as exciting leader
CyclingSaturday, 27 January 2024 at 11:30
Movistar Team won the classification of the AlUla Tour 2023 (then still known as Saudi Tour) thanks to a great Ruben Guerreiro, who this time will not compete in the Arab race.
Despite not taking the Portuguese puncheur, the Movistar Team has a very competitive seven riders, with the veteran Davide Formolo making his debut in his new colours, who will be the great asset for the general classification of the Spaniards. He will be accompanied by strong men in the mountains as Ivan Romeo or Carlos Canal, will have his Italian colleague Davide Cimolai for the flat (he will surely fight to get into the sprints) and the squad is completed by the Italian Lorenzo Milesi, the Swiss Johan Jacobs and the Danish Mathias Norsgaard.
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MOVISTAR TEAM ALULA TOUR 2024.
- Davide Formolo
- Carlos Canal
- Ivan Romeo
- Davide Cimolai
- Lorenzo Milesi
- Mathias Norsgaard
- Johan Jacobs
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