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Jonas Vingegaard as their leader, despite the injuries suffered at Itzulia Basque Country a few months ago. The defending champion's form is relatively unknown, even for his teammate. But Visma do have the unplanned presence of
Wout van Aert as a domestique; alongside a very strong and experienced group of support riders including Vuelta a España winner
Sepp Kuss and Paris-Nice winner
Matteo Jorgenson.
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Primoz Roglic, who is also among the favourites after winning the Criterium du Dauphiné. The German team have a strong climber block including
Jai Hindley who led the race for a day last year and
Aleksandr Vlasov.
INEOS Grenadiers also bring in a very strong and experienced block with riders such as
Geraint Thomas and
Laurens de Plus set to be in domestique roles.
Carlos Rodríguez is the team's main card after finishing fifth and winning a stage last year. The team also has
Egan Bernal as a GC option as the Colombian returns to his top level; and wildcard
Tom Pidcock who is also racing for his own ambitions.
Outside of these big teams we will also have a few riders fighting for the overall classification such as
Simon Yates who was fourth in the overall classification last year; other riders who were part of the Top10 such as
Pello Bilbao and
Felix Gall, and of course
Enric Mas who is aiming for success at the Tour and Vuelta a España.