Team Bahrain Victorious has revealed its lineup for the Bemer Cyclassics. The team will be led by Phil Bauhaus in their quest to win the 205km race.
Bauhaus will be supported by Heinrich Haussler, who will play a crucial role in lead out. Kamil Gradek, Jan Tratnik, Yukiya Arashiro, and Matevz Goveka will also play a crucial support role throughout the race. The team has also decided to include Jonathan Milan after seeing his performance in Tour de Pologne, in which he took 2 bronze and finished 70th overall.
The team is in dire need of points to secure their seat in WorldTour. “The goal for this race is to win it, and we expect it to be a reduced bunch sprint to the finish line. We’ll work for Phil as he’s in very good shape. It’s a World Tour race, so this is an important race for us. There are 4 climbs, the last one 17km before the finish. If there are some attacks, Jan Tratnik will follow attacks. All the others will work for Phil or Jonathan Milan in case there are any issues with Phil, like a puncture or a crash. We have a strong team for this race and will fight to win it,” said Sports director Enrico Poitschke.
Team Bahrain Victorious for Bemer Cyclassics: Phil Bauhaus, Heinrich Haussler, Kamil Gradek, Jan Tratnik, Yukiya Arashiro, Jonathan Milan and Matevz Goveka.
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- All very sad. But you seem to be backing the journalists in generally demonising Tadej and canonising Jonas. This article is interesting though, and suggests Jonas is making very good financial decisions, acquiring luxury homes that he and his family are enjoying living in, and staying near family (also now in luxury homes) who can help with the kids. Sounds like a great lifestyle, and not a basis for critising Pog's decisions.Hills3311-01-2026
- Anyone who thinks the Giro is a training camp for the Tour, for Vingegaard, is not right in the head. First of all, he is not Pogacar and secondly, UAE will send almost A team to make Jonas life miserable and make the race difficult. If the danish fisherman competes in Giro, his chances drop from 20 to 2 percent. I also read some foolish statements that the 2026 Tour is against Pogi and I'm dying of laughter. 2026 is the most ideal Tour that Pogi will ever ride. Not a single stage is difficult except 20st. Everything else is made for UAE to control. Every mountain stage has 30-40km of easy terrain before the last climb.NikkoNicco11-01-2026
- it doesn’t matter what Jonas is doing with the houses, the article is trash. and the fact that he is buying houses in Denmark with no criticism makes everyone’s point all the stronger. it is Tadej’s life. he isn’t breaking the law. he can live where he wishes how he wishes. and his “side” isn’t quoted, which especially irks me. it makes it sound as if he is living in Monaco just to cheat taxes. maybe he is there because it is an ideal training base year round. or any other number or reasons. and, it happens to be a good financial decision.mij11-01-2026
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- National champs are supposed to be individual events, rider v rider not raced as teams.wipperman9511-01-2026
- National champs are supposed to be individual events, rider v rider not raced as teams.wipperman9511-01-2026
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