PREVIEW | Clasica de Almeria 2023 - De Lie, Gaviria and Kristoff among sprinters battling for Spanish classic
CyclingSunday, 12 February 2023 at 16:13
In the 12th of February 2023 the peloton will take on a classic that is frequently for the sprinters, a fast day in the Clasica de Almeria on the eastern Spanish coast.
The race will feature 191 kilometers with a hilly start that can make for some selection. It's a hilly first half of the day, however most signs point towards a more controlled race which should go down to a sprint eventually in Roquetas del Mar.
Pueblo de Vícar - Roquetas del Mar, 190.9 kilometers
Prediction Clasica de Almería 2023:
*** Arnaud De Lie, Jordi Meeus
** Fernando Gaviria, Alexander Kristoff, Cees Bol
* Giacomo Nizzolo, Bryan Coquard, Juan Sebastián Molano, Paul Penhoët, Dan McLay
** Fernando Gaviria, Alexander Kristoff, Cees Bol
* Giacomo Nizzolo, Bryan Coquard, Juan Sebastián Molano, Paul Penhoët, Dan McLay
Pick: Arnaud De Lie
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