Primoz Roglic confirmed for BORA - hansgrohe debut at Paris-Nice supported by likes of Aleksandr Vlasov, Bob Jungels and Nico Denz
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The time for the much-anticipated BORA - hansgrohe debut of Primoz Roglic is almost upon us. On the 3rd of March, the Slovenian opens his 2024 season leading the team for Paris-Nice.
In arguably the biggest transfer of the off-season, Roglic departed Team Visma | Lease a Bike for pastures new at BORA-hansgrohe, making no secret as to his intentions behind the move as he looks to finally complete his set of Grand Tour victories by taking the Maillot Jaune at the Tour de France.
After winning Paris-Nice back in 2022, Roglic leads a BORA-hansgrohe team that may give an insight as to who we wants by his side later this summer at the Tour. The likes of Bob Jungels, Aleksandr Vlasov, Nico Denz, Matteo Sobrero and Marco Haller will all have a role to play, whilst Danny van Poppel, completing the team, may have a go at the sprints.
BORA-hansgrohe for Paris-Nice 2024:
Primoz Roglic, Jungels, Aleksandr Vlasov, Nico Denz, Matteo Sobrero, Marco Haller and Danny van Poppel.
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The race that so many of you have been waiting for starts on Sunday 🔜 @ParisNice! So keep your fingers crossed for our great squad: 👉 Nico Denz 👉 Marco Haller 👉 Bob Jungels 👉 Primož Roglič 👉 Matteo Sobrero 👉 Danny van Poppel 👉 Aleksandr Vlasov #BORAhansgrohe #ParisNice
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