🇧🇪Remco Evenepoel Today: Coll de Rates from Tarbena (7,10km; 5,46%; 388m) 14'36min (Strava Record) 29,18km/h 1595 VAM 7,09ᵉw/kg (est) 📸@SprintCycling
Remco Evenepoel is currently one of the many Soudal - Quick-Step riders training in the Calpe area, enjoying the good weather, and this Monday he has put on a very impressive climbing effort, proving to have good form already in early January.
Most likely, a test on his form, so as to gauge where to go from here. According to Twitter user @NaichacaCycling, who frequently measures climbing performances, Evenepoel has ridden over 14:30 minutes at 7.09W/Kg in the famous Coll de Rates. Whilst of course not confirmed, the estimate provides an insight on the Belgian champion's current climbing ability. The impressive numbers would easily see him among the very best on races which he'll target such as the Tour de France.
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