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Primoz Roglic leads Jumbo-Visma at Tre Valli Varesine in second battle against Tadej Pogacar
CyclingMonday, 02 October 2023 at 17:54
Primoz Roglic and Tadej Pogacar will be the main favourite for Tre Valli Varesine. The Slovenian duo will battle for a second time in the space of days, Roglic will be the sole leader of Jumbo-Visma.
In form and motivated, Roglic put in a stupendous performance at the Giro dell'Emilia to outsprint Pogacar. It will be an exciting mix once again, Roglic will be only one of many strong weapons from the Dutch team but his versatility will mean he is ultimately the best card.
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Tiesj Benoot and Jan Tratnik, who were crucial for today's victory at Coppa Bernocchi of Wout van Aert, will be riding in support. The team does not have a weak link, the winner of the Giro d'Italia will also have the support of Wilco Kelderman, Steven Kruijswijk, Attila Valter and Milan Vader.
Jumbo-Visma for Tre Valli Varesine:
Tiesj Benoot, Wilco Kelderman, Steven Kruijswijk, Primoz Roglic, Jan Tratnik, Milan Vader and Attila Valter.
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