Nairo Quintana publishes data from a beastly training session "selling out" to WorldTour teams

Nairo Quintana is still in shape. Last Saturday, June 3, the rider went out for a ride and completed an impressive 217-kilometre journey, maintaining an average speed of 33 kilometres per hour for a total of 6 hours and 34 minutes on the bike. In addition, he reached a top speed of 87.4 kilometres per hour.

Quintana did not hesitate to share his training data on social networks, which has been interpreted by the Colombian press as a clear message to the teams that the cyclist is in excellent shape and is more than willing to return to competition. as soon as the opportunity presents itself.

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The message sent by Quintana is clear: he is ready and in top form. Now it only remains to wait and see what the future holds for this talented Colombian cyclist. Will it be possible to see him again with a professional jersey? It will not be easy...

The current situation of Nairo

Nairo Quintana's path in search of a professional team has been very complicated since he turned to the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) to appeal his positive test for tramadol during the last Tour de France. Although his name has been raised on several occasions as a possible addition to different teams, both the International Cycling Union ( UCI ) and the Movement for Credible Cycling ( MPCC ) seem unwilling to facilitate his return.

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Quintana's followers and admirers hope that he can resolve their situation in a fair and transparent manner. However, the reality is that his return to professional cycling is in jeopardy, and finding a team willing to take a chance on signing him presents a significant challenge at this time.

We will see what happens, what is clear from the published training is that Nairomán is still eager to find a WorldTour team and return to the peloton.

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