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Movistar Team's reveals full 2024 season from January to October

Cycling
by Rúben Silva
Wednesday, 03 January 2024 at 23:30
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Movistar Team is looking forward to the 2024 season after an irregular 2023 that started very well but ended with disappointing results in both the Tour de France and the Vuelta a España.
For this new season, the team will once again focus on the Grand Tours as it has always done throughout its history and will have Nairo Quintana and Einer Rubio as leaders in the Giro d'Italia, Enric Mas in the Tour and the Mallorcan himself and Quintana in the Vuelta. Alongside this, they chase a calendar which can earn them the necessary UCI points to stay afloat at World Tour level.
They will start competing in the Clàssica Comunitat Valenciana on January 20 and will finish in October with the Tour of Guangxi. A very important year ahead for the Spanish team.

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CALENDAR 2024 OF MOVISTAR TEAM:
  • 20.1 Classic C. Valenciana - .1
  • 21.1 Ruta Cerámica - GP Castellón - .1
  • 24-28.1 Challenge Mallorca - .1 x5
  • 30.1-3.2 Saudi Tour - .1
  • 31.1-4.2 Volta a la Com. Valenciana - Pro
  • 6-11.2 Tour Colombia - .1
  • 10.2 Figueira Champions Classic - Pro
  • 10.2 Vuelta a Murcia - .1
  • 11.2 Classic of Almeria - Pro
  • 12.2 Clasica Jaén Paraíso Interior - .1
  • 14-18.2 Vuelta a Andalucia - Pro
  • 19-25.2 UAE Tour - WT
  • 22-25.2 O Gran Camiño - .1
  • 24.2 Omloop Het Nieuwsblad - WT
  • 25.2 Kuurne-Brussel-Kuurne - Pro
  • 2.3 Strade Bianche - WT
  • 3-10.3 Paris-Nice - WT
  • 4-10.3 Tirreno-Adriatico - WT
  • 13.3 Milano-Torino - Pro
  • 16.3 Milano-Sanremo - WT
  • 18-24.3 Volta a Catalunya - WT
  • 20.3 Classic Brugge-De Panne - WT
  • 22.3 E3 Saxo Classic - WT
  • 24.3 Gent-Wevelgem - WT
  • 27.3 Dwars door Vlaanderen - WT
  • 30.3 GP Miguel Indurain - Pro
  • 31.3 Ronde van Vlaanderen - WT
  • 1-6.4 Itzulia Basque Country - WT
  • 7.4 Paris-Roubaix - WT
  • 14.4 Amstel Gold Race - WT
  • 15-19.4 Tour of the Alps - Pro
  • 17.4 Flèche Wallonne - WT
  • 21.4 Liège-Bastogne-Liège - WT
  • 23-28.4 Tour de Romandie - WT
  • 26-28.4 Tour of Asturias - .1
  • 1.5 Eschborn-Frankfurt - WT
  • 20-26.5 Giro d'Italia - WT
  • 23-26.5 Boucles de la Mayenne - Pro
  • 9-16.6 Tour de Suisse - WT
  • 11.6 Mont Ventoux D. Challenge - Pro
  • 12-16.6 Tour of Slovenia - Pro
  • 15-16.6 Route d'Occitanie - .1
  • 27.7-11.8 Olympic Games - Paris 2024 - JO
  • 28.7 Circuito de Getxo - Pro
  • 5-9.8 Vuelta a Burgos - Pro
  • 10.8 Clasica San Sebastian - WT
  • 12-18.8 Tour de Pologne - WT
  • 13-16.8 Tour du Limousin - Pro
  • 17.8-8.9 La Vuelta - WT
  • 25.8 Bretagne Classic - Plouay - WT
  • 28.8-1.9 Renewi Tour - WT
  • 8.9 Cyclassics Hamburg - WT
  • 18-22.9 Tour of Luxembourg - Pro
  • 18.9 Grand Prix de Wallonie - Pro
  • 20.9 Kampioenschap v. Vlaanderen - .1
  • 21.9 SUPER 8 Classic - Pro
  • 22-29.9 World Championships - CM
  • 5.10 Giro dell'Emilia - Pro
  • 6.10 Coppa Agostoni - .1
  • 7.10 Coppa Bernocchi - Pro
  • 8.10 Tre Valli Varesine - Pro
  • 10.10 Gran Piemonte - A Pro
  • 12.10 Il Lombardia - WT
  • 15-20.10 Tour of Guangxi - WT

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